NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR
REFLEXOLOGY EDUCATORS

Educators are defined as those who present reflexology courses or lessons, impart knowledge, or teach a skill to a student. The following qualifications are required to meet the National Certified Reflexology Educator level:

 

• Education: High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent

• National Board Certification in Reflexology: Passed the written and practical portion of a psychometrically valid exam offered by a non-profit stand-alone certification board  (Example: American Reflexology Certification Board)

• Educational Background: Completed a minimum of sixty (60) hours in Anatomy and Physiology (A&P).

• Teaching Background: Taught a minimum of one hundred (100) hours. Total hours must not exceed a period of five (5)  years from the date of application submission. The one hundred (100) hours must consist of at least fifty (50) hours of teaching reflexology. The remaining hours may consist of alternative coursework. Examples of alternative coursework shall include bodywork, business, marketing, A&P, etc. Classes must be taught live and have a minimum of two students per class.

• Reflexology Experience: Practitioner for a minimum of two (2) years.

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Benefits & Privileges of Being a Certified Reflexology Educator

• ​Support for professional advancement

• Resource for Continued Education

• Private Facebook Page specific to Educators

• Use of the NCRE logo (to be used only in marketing materials related to reflexology education).

• Legislative support

• Receive NCRE's eBook Where Education and Legislation Meet 

• Discounts to NCRE hosted conferences, workshops, & webinars

• Marketing support and resources

• Year-round online exposure for prospective students

• Listing on the Directory of Certified Reflexology Educators on our website

• National recognition as a Certified Reflexology Educator in the profession

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Payment

• Application fee: $100

• Annual renewal fee: $75