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MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM INFORMATION SESSION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2013 TO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2013
This Fall we will be introducing our new and exciting
Massage Therapy Program.
Students will learn many important massage techniques and develop their skills in preparation for the New York State Massage Therapy licensing examination to become a licensed Massage Therapists.
Anyone wishing to learn more is invited to our 3-day information session, from September 10th to 12th at our Brooklyn Campus where our staff and faculty will discuss the intricate details and career potential of becoming a licensed Massage Therapist.
Time and location: Tuesday, September 10 to Thursday, September 12 ASA College: Brooklyn Campus 81 Willoughby Street Brooklyn, NY, 11201 Time: 10:00am – 4:00pm
Reserve your spot by calling : Brooklyn: (718) 522-9073 or Email:info@asa.edu with your name and contact info and “Massage Theraphy RSVP” in the Subject.
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