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Beauty & Personal Care

How to become a Massage Therapist

From no experience: every step, how long it takes, and the credential it earns.

Time to get there
6–12 months
Typical pay
$42k–$65k
Starting from
No experience
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The steps

  1. 1

    Complete an accredited program

    500–750 hours of anatomy, technique and supervised clinic.

    6–12 months

    Course that covers thisHot Stone Massage - A Massage Therapy Certificate CourseUdemy · around $29.99 →
  2. 2

    Pass the MBLEx

    The national licensing exam used by most states.

    MBLEx

  3. 3

    Get your state licence and insurance

    Liability cover is required almost everywhere you would work.

    4–8 weeks

  4. 4

    Choose a setting

    Spa, clinical or your own practice. Clinical and sports work pay best.

    1–2 years

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