The diploma of massage therapy teaching students the assessment of the soft tissue and joints of the body, treatment and prevention of physical dysfunction and pain. To become a Registered Massage Therapist.
Program Length
Clinic Practice
330 hours on college Massage clinic
Financial Aid
Campus
North York and Etobicoke
Upcoming Batch Information
Begin time: November 3rd, 2025
Application start time: May 4th, 2025
Application deadline: October 17th, 2025
Tuition fee: $24,000
Program Description
The Massage Therapy is 20 months program
which designed to prepare students with the knowledge, skills, and professional
values necessary to provide safe, effective, and client-centered massage
therapy services.
Students learn anatomy, physiology,
pathology, and other health sciences to develop a strong foundation in human
structure and function. Program will provide comprehensive training in massage
techniques, therapeutic applications, clinical assessment, and treatment
planning. Professionalism, ethics, communication, and critical thinking will
prepare students for success in a variety of healthcare and wellness
environments.
Supervised clinical practice on campus and
in community outreach settings provides students with real-world experience
treating diverse client populations.
Graduates of the program are eligible to
pursue registration with regulatory bodies (CMTO in Ontario)
Admission Requirements
Applicants to the Massage Therapy Program at Pharma-Medical Science College of Canada must meet the following requirements:
Academic Requirements
- The applicant must have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent.
- Note for mature students: If an applicant does not have an OSSD or equivalent, they must complete a Ministry-approved adult qualifying exam (e.g., CAAT – Canadian Adult Achievement Test).
This test is used only to assess academic readiness and does not fulfill the language proficiency requirement for admission to the Massage Therapy program.
Additional Requirement
Preferred prior to program start, but must be submitted no later than before clinical placement.
- Vulnerable Sector Check
- Medical Report
- CPR & First Aid Certification
Language Proficiency requirement
Effective communication is fundamental to delivering competent, safe, and high-quality Massage Therapy services. Language fluency plays a critical role in protecting the public by enabling registrants to communicate effectively with clients and other healthcare professionals.
All program activities—including lectures, seminars, and laboratory sessions—are conducted in English. To succeed in the program and fully participate in essential components such as student clinics and outreach, students must demonstrate strong English writing, comprehension, and speaking skills.
To align with CMTO’s Language Fluency Policy, applicants must meet one of the following criteria for admission:
- An applicant first and primary language is English or French; or
- The applicant has completed at least three years of secondary education in English or French; or
- An applicant has completed a standardized third-party English language test approved by the College within the past two years and achieved the required scores set by the College.
Note: If the applicant completed their education outside of Canada in a country where neither English nor French is the primary language of communication and employment, they may be required to provide verification from the school regarding language of instruction.
Third- Party Language Tests and required minimum Scores
Test | Writing | Speaking | Listening | Reading |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MELA | 7 | 8 | 8 | 8 |
IELTS (Academic) | 6.0 | 6.5 | 7.5 | 6.5 |
TOEFL iBT | 20 | 20 | 24 | 19 |
CELPIP | 7 | 8 | 8 | 8 |
PTE Academic | 46 | 56 | 76 | 56 |
PTE Core | 60 | 76 | 71 | 69 |
Communication Courses
As part of CMTO’s Education Pathway criteria, our program curriculum includes:
Two full (30-hour) mandatory communication courses focused on English comprehension and health-related communication.
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- Professional Communication I
- Professional Communication II
Students must successfully complete both courses to meet program and CMTO requirements.
Enrollment Procedure
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Submit the program application
on line by fill up the application form,
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Massage Therapy Program
Coordinator will contact you to arrange an in-person meeting. The meeting will
include: An overview of the program, tour of the school, etc.
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Your application will be
reviewed at this time. Application to the program does not guarantee admission
into the program. An Entrance Exam may be required.
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College will email you the
decision if you are accepted or not.
·
Officially register for the
program completing student contract and other documentation prior to the start
of the program.
Our Mission Statement
The mission of the Massage Therapy Program is to educate and prepare knowledgeable, skilled and ethical…..Read More
Program Consultation: For further information, email info@pharmamedical.ca or call the Program Coordinator at 416-821-4876 or 647-996-5876
What will I learn in the Massage Therapy Program?
The program covers the assessment of soft tissue and joints, as well as the treatment and prevention of physical dysfunction and pain. It includes 315 hours of clinical practice and teaches manual skills, communication, professionalism, critical thinking, and business/legal aspects of massage therapy.
What are the career opportunities after graduation?
Graduates can work in various settings like hospitals, massage therapy clinics, rehabilitation centers, health and fitness clubs, spas, and more. They can also pursue roles like chiropractors, physiotherapists, or therapy assistants.
How can I learn more about admissions and financial aid?
You can contact the college to discuss career goals and program details with a career counselor. Financial aid may be available for eligible students, and the college provides a free financial consultation.
How can I graduate?
Pharma-Medical Science College diplomas will be granted only to students who successfully complete all RMT courses with a passing grade (70%) and complete all clinical hours includes outreach and internship. Final pass grade must be achieved for internship.
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