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Massage Therapy Schools in Alabama

Alabama Massage Therapy Schools

Find a local licensed massage therapy training program at an accredited massage school or medical trade school in Alabama. Accredited schools have financial aid assistance for students who qualify. Get your training for the Alabama massage therapist license and start a path to a variety of massage therapist careers. Massage therapy is one of the fastest growing medical trades in the U.S.

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State of Alabama Massage Therapy Requirements

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Massage Therapy Schools in Alabama

Gadsden State Community College

1001 George Wallace Dr, Gadsden, AL 35903

George C Wallace State Community College

801 Main St NW, Hanceville, AL 35077

H Councill Trenholm State Technical College

1225 Air Base Blvd, Montgomery, AL 36108

Lurleen B Wallace Community College

1000 Dannelly Blvd., Andalusia, AL 36420

Northeast Alabama Community College

138 Highway 35, Rainsville, AL 35986

Southern Union State Community College

750 Roberts St, Wadley, AL 36276

U.S. Career Institute

Online, Montgomery, AL 36117

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State of Alabama, Massage Therapy Certification Requirements

To be eligible for your massage therapy certification, you must:

Complete 650 hours from a Board-approved massage therapy school or program.

You must pass the standardized exams: MBLEx or NCBTMB.

The NCBTMB requires 750 hours from an approved program.

You must complete 16 hours of continuing education every 2 years.