Foot Health Practitioner Advanced Course FREE WITH THIS COURSE: The price of our nationally recognised Foot Health courses now

Includes:: FREE* student accommodation [for Bude venue only], saving you up to £325** on your total training costs! For more information, please click here! There is no greater satisfaction than to care for others, & our Foot Health Practitioner course gives you the opportunity to accomplish this in your own practice. The human foot is one of the most complex & neglected of body parts. Every step we take places 2.5 times our body weight on the 26 bones that make up each foot, & it has been estimated that we walk 3 times around the planet in a lifetime. The foot is highly sensitive, & like any machine part, suffers wear or damage when injured or stressed beyond its capability. About the Foot Health Practitioner Profession Here's where you come in. Though there may be little wrong with their feet, circumstances may prevent people looking after them. Arthritis, painful hip joints or stiff knees may put their feet out of reach or prevent use of scissors or nippers. However, others do have problems with their feet, from corns, calluses, verrucae, flat-foot & bunions, to nail conditions & structural defects, many of which can be treated without surgery or medical intervention. Some people just enjoy being pampered or are concerned with maintaining their bodies in optimum condition. All of these people need the help of a Foot Health Practitioner: a professional trained to deliver care & advice either in a private surgery or in the home. About our Foot Health Course This course is made up of twelve lessons of theory training, which you complete from the comfort of your own home, & two weeks of practical foot health practitioner training, which is completed at one of our state-of-the-art Foot Health Training Centres. For more information on the practical training, please visit our dedicated Foot Health website at www.foothealthschool.com. If you would prefer to study the theory element of the course plus one week’s practical training, please click here. Please click here for important information relating to this foot health course. What Can I Do After Taking This Course? Start your own business. Stonebridge's Foot Health Practitioner course not only gives you a complete grounding in foot anatomy, care & diagnosis, but provides the information & support you need to establish a successful practice. You could set up your own clinic, work from home, or build a mobile practice visiting patients in their own or residential homes. Become a chiropodist/podiatrist. If you wish to increase your responsibilities & build your career, you could continue your education & training to become a chiropodist/podiatrist, earning up to £39, 000+*/year. * Source: Payscale.com, Sept. 2012. We also offer a " Fast Track" version of this course which means that you can complete the course far quicker & it is also significantly cheaper. Click here to see more information on the foot Health Practitioner (Advanced)- Fast Track course.

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Forensic Psychology Forensic psychology concerns the assessment & treatment of criminal behaviour, including criminal investigation & profiling. Forensic psychologists work with prisoners, offenders, & victims of crime, as well as other professionals in the judicial & penal systems. If you are interested in criminal behaviour & want to help offenders make positive changes, then this course is ideal for you. About Our Forensic Psychology Course This forensic psychology training course provides an overview of the use of psychological principles to understand the behaviour of criminals & the value of psychology in the detection of crime. The course covers different research methods & how they can help us research criminal behaviour, current theory in relation to the committing of offences, typical personal traits of offenders & how profiling can assist detection of crime, witness testimony & the behaviour of witnesses in the courtroom, & the use of forensic psychology in prevention of re-offending. What Could I Do After Taking This Forensic Psychology Course? Build your career. If you wish to build your career in forensic psychology, you could continue your training & education in psychology, psychotherapy, & other related subjects that are essential to this field. Obtain a degree. To work as a forensic psychologist, you’ll need a psychology degree. Work as a psychological assistant. If you’ve already earned 5 GCSEs, including maths & English, & have an understanding of IT & statistics, you could apply for a position as a psychological assistant, then use this experience as a step toward becoming a fully qualified psychologist. Forensic psychologists earn an average of £40, 000+*/year. * Source: Payscale.com, March 2013. ...

Forensic Science Forensic science (or ‘forensics’) is the use of science & technology in analysing criminal evidence. It is used to provide impartial, factual information to support criminal investigations. This challenging field of work has recently experienced increasing popularity as a result of various television programmes, such as CSI. If you enjoy science, have an enquiring mind & attention to detail, & want to help solve crimes, this course is ideal for you. About Our Forensic Science Course This forensic science training course offers an introduction to forensic science & an overview of the principles & techniques of the discipline, including crime scene investigations, investigating computer-based electronic evidence, crime scene equipment, analysis of evidence, & presentation of evidence. This course is suitable for those with a keen interest in forensic science or who are looking to further their knowledge in this field as a foundation to a higher level of study. What Could I Do After Taking This Forensics Course? Build your career. If you wish to build your forensics career, you could continue your training & education in human anatomy & physiology, statistics & criminology: subjects that are essential to this field. Obtain a degree. To work as a forensic scientist, you’ll need a science-based degree. Alternatively, if you want to focus on electronics casework, you could go on to gain experience & qualifications in computing, electrical engineering, & the like. Work as a forensics lab support assistant. If you’ve already earned a HND, BTEC or A-level in science, & have some work experience, you could apply for a position as a forensics lab support assistant. Forensic scientists earn an average of £28, 000+*/year. Source: Payscale.com, March 2013 ...

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