Check out new Spa and Resort Management program
Spa Week Fall 2011 Event + DCTC Spa and Resort Management program
Slow down, stop, turn off everything and, above all, take it real easy because it’s Spa Week. Here’s what that means according to the official Spa Week Fall 2011 Event media release:
“Spa Week Presents Affordable, Lifetime Wellness for Everyone
National Event inspires millions to get and stay healthy with its $50 Treatments
September 2011: 143 million people went to the spa last year, and the number one reason was to reduce stress and relax, according to research by the International Spa Association. The most popular, sought after services—number one being massage—are also the most expensive; the average price of a massage is $85, a facial is $91, and a body treatment is $95. From everyday career and family obligations to an uncertain economy, it’s becoming more difficult than ever for consumers to justify spending time and money on spa treatments as a necessity rather than a luxury. That’s where Spa Week comes in. Since 2004, the original and most successful Spa Marketing Event to date has allowed millions to take advantage of the healing benefits of the spa with its biannual, signature $50 treatments.
Moving into its 15th installation, Spa Week’s Fall 2011 Event, presented by CAREFREE®, will continue to bring the most innovative and wellness-focused services at an affordable cost to deserving consumers across the United States and Canada. From October 10th – 16th, hundreds of day spas, medical spas, resort spas, yoga and Pilates studios and other health and fitness centers will offer 2-3 exclusive services for a discounted price of just $50 each. As always, Spa Week works with some of the most prominent, trusted names in the industry and is responsible for educating spa-goers on how to incorporate specific treatments into their lifelong health regiments.”
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Now that you’ve dialed it back a couple hundred notches, it’s time to learn about DCTC’s new Spa and Resort Management program. This 60-credit A.A.S. degree will get you primed to work in the glamorous and luxury-stacked spa and resort industry. You’ll benefit from a multi-disciplinary curriculum that blends information from the Exercise and Sport Science & Meeting and Event Management programs. By the time you graduate, you’ll have the skill range to work in a number of exciting positions, including:
- Spa Director
- Aestheticians Manager
- Resort Manager
- Resort Operations Manager
- Restore Activities Director
To find out everything you need to know about the new Spa and Resort Management program at DCTC, contact:
- Rosealee Lee
Meeting and Event Management Instructor
Supervisory Leadership Instructor
651-423-8604
You can kick back at a resort in the winter, too.
