The Professional Reflexology Practitioner Diploma (PRD) is designed for both new and established schools that want to deliver high-quality, practical reflexology training with strong support, clear structure, and modern administration. It combines practical learning with essential theory, helping students develop the skills and confidence to build a successful reflexology practice.

Are you passionate about reflexology? Do you want to share the skills you have developed in practice and inspire the next generation of reflexologists? Have you ever thought about teaching reflexology, but wondered how to begin?

The Professional Reflexology Diploma in Clinical Reflexology (PRD) gives you the opportunity to run your own school, pass on your knowledge, and teach a subject you truly love. Designed by reflexologists, for that reason, the PRD places practical reflexology at the heart of training while also providing the essential underpinning knowledge needed for professional practice.

At Professional Reflexology, we have always believed that practical skills are the foundation of excellent reflexology training. That is why we developed a qualification with a strong emphasis on hands-on learning, supported by the theory required to build confident, capable practitioners.

The PRD is the only qualification where a minimum amount of face-to-face practical training is specified, helping ensure a high standard of practical experience throughout the course.

We are also committed to using technology in a way that is efficient and environmentally conscious. Our easy-to-use cloud-based system helps students and schools manage coursework, case studies, and administration with far less paperwork and printing. This makes school management simpler, more organised, and more sustainable.

Quality assurance is central to everything we do. Our cloud system allows both internal and external verifiers to monitor standards as the course progresses, helping maintain consistency, support, and high-quality delivery throughout the student journey.

Starting and running your own school can be a significant next step in your career as a reflexologist. It calls for dedication, enthusiasm and a genuine desire to pass on your skills and knowledge. Alongside these personal qualities, there are a few key requirements you will need to meet.

You must be a fully qualified reflexologist and have been in practice for a minimum of three years. You will also need a recognised teaching qualification; we can recommend courses that other tutors have found particularly useful. Above all, you will need the commitment and drive to make your school a success.

You will not be doing this alone. You will have a first-class course to teach, backed by over 30 years’ experience in training reflexologists, and practical support available to guide you step by step, for as long as you need it.