June Offers on Traditional Acupuncture Courses

June 9, 2010 - PRLog -- The London College of Traditional Acupuncture (LCTA) will be giving a superb discount of £500 for first time students enrolling in either Acupuncture or Tui Na for Beginner’s courses, starting in October 2010.

Bonny Williams, the principle at LCTA, who also offer degree level courses in Chinese herbal medicine explains how the discounts are here to help those during this tough economic time “The recession has resulted in people choosing to retrain to gain further qualifications, however finance can still be an issue for those who have been left jobless without redundancy payouts etc”

“It can be frustrating for prospective students, having to defer a year of training to kick start their new career due to financial problems. Here at LCTA, we wanted to offer every new student that something extra to help progress their career in traditional Chinese medicine. Although some qualify for a student loan, the majority have to fund their training from personal income”

The discounts, which started in May and will last throughout June have already seen a fantastic reaction from future students of traditional acupuncture and herbal medicine “the offer has made a difference to those who need it, and has been met with a great deal of enthusiasm in May, and hopefully many more will choose to enrol throughout June!”

To take advantage of this incredible offer; prospective students need to attend a Presentation Day at the College to begin the process for their application before the end of June. The next Presentation Day is on Saturday 5th June. For more details on Presentation Days and the courses available in acupuncture, Tui Na massage, Chinese herbs and Qi Gong; visit the website on www.lcta.com or contact Carolina at LCTA on 0208 446 3332 and carolinam@lcta.com.

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