Rajasthan
Our Jaipur centre is a compact training floor with massage rooms, a small beautician studio, and easy access from Malviya Nagar. Most new learners start here.
Foundation massage, beautician, first sports-massage groups and yoga batches.
Rooms are set up for practice first: tables, salon chairs, linen, kits and enough space for a trainer to move between students. Theory happens, but it does not replace hours on the floor.
Write to admissions to visit before you enrol. We will not ask you to pay on the doorstep.
Courses in Jaipur
For complete beginners. Learn anatomy basics, hygiene, client care, and Swedish massage fundamentals through supervised practice.
Our flagship career programme. Build depth across widely used spa modalities and leave ready for supervised work in a wellness setting.
Go beyond the table. Refine advanced techniques and learn how a spa actually runs — from client retention to floor management.
Focused short courses in Ayurvedic-inspired work, reflexology, Indian head massage and hot stone — for therapists adding a signature skill.
A first salon-floor programme. Skin analysis, hygiene, threading, waxing, basic facials and everyday makeup — practised on live models.
The career beautician path. Advance facials, bridal and party makeup, hair basics for salon work, and the pacing of a real appointment book.
A compact bridal and occasion-makeup module for beauticians adding a signature look: skin prep, long-wear colour, hair finishing and trial etiquette.
A dedicated sports-massage programme. Pre-event, post-event and maintenance work, with anatomy, assessment and the limits of a massage therapist’s role.
A salon-hands programme: manicure, pedicure, hygiene, simple art and the pacing of a real nail appointment — practised on live models, not on a phone screen.
A short, high-practice module for people who will work a match day, a race, or a club shift: short windows, noisy rooms, taping awareness and a clear stop line.
Learn to hold a safe, timed yoga class. Alignment, breath, sequencing and how to watch a room — practised on the mat, under a trainer who can reach every student.
A practical food-briefing programme for spa, studio and recovery floors. Indian plates, habits, a consult you can finish on time, and a hard line: you are not a dietitian.