Level 5 Diploma in Clinical Canine Massage Therapy (Policies and Procedures)

Thank you for enrolling on the Clinical Canine Massage Therapy Diploma.

When you enrolled, you will have received the shortened version of our policies and procedures.  Below are the links to the extended versions should you need to refer to them in the future.

The course and our procedures are externally monitored by Gatehouse Awards to ensure that we meet our legal responsibilities and the rigorous quality assurance to meet the expectations from you and all our partners.  We aim to be as transparent as is possible in meeting those responsibilities.

Please find our centre Approval HERE to confirm that we have met the expectations placed upon us to deliver this Ofqual approved Level 5 Diploma and our liability insurance can be viewed  HERE

The Course specification can be found HERE

However, certain expectations are also placed upon you following our policies, and also in providing us with information to make this work.  We make no excuses for the lengthy interview process you will have undertaken to ensure that this course is for you and that you have been honest with yourself about whether you are able to meet the requirements of the course.  Our tutors are only selected from those who have literally “been there and got the t-shirt” and are now Canine Massage Guild members.  Natalie began this course over a decade ago and developed the “Lenton Method” to the Clinically trialled success it has to proved to be through these expectations placed up on you.

CONTRACT  Diploma in Clinical Canine Massage Therapy ENROLMENT 2026-27 (contract)

Your Students handbook (Expectations and Guidelines for the next two years) – 2026-27 STUDENTS HANDBOOK

For information on how we deal with our  QUALITY ASSURANCE

How do we ensure that we meet our responsibilities for EQUALITY & making reasonable adjustment to enable you to partake in this course

Meeting our legal responsibilities towards SAFEGUARDING

Our response to HEALTH & SAFETY

Looking after the animals in our care ANIMAL WELFARE

How do we deal with CONFLICT IN INTERESTS

We invite WHISTLEBLOWING

And how do we deal with Misconduct, Malpractice and Maladministration 2026

What if you have Prior Learning experiences that apply to this course – RPL 2026