Massage Therapy
(CMTCA Preliminary Accredited)
The Massage Therapy Program offers a comprehensive blend of in-depth academic knowledge and hands-on practical experience, equipping you with the skills needed to become a highly valued member of the healthcare industry. Designed for those who are passionate about enhancing and restoring the well-being of others, this program serves as the perfect foundation for a fulfilling and rewarding career.
Ontario College of Technology (OCOT) is preliminarily accredited by the Canadian Massage Therapy Council for Accreditation (CMTCA) — a national recognition that reflects our strong commitment to educational excellence, student achievement, and professional standards.
CMTCA accreditation is a rigorous and comprehensive review of a program’s curriculum, instructional quality, learning resources, student supports, and clinical facilities. Earning full accreditation confirms that an institution meets or exceeds the highest national standards for massage therapy education in Canada.
As a college located in Ontario — a fully regulated province for the massage therapy profession — OCOT ensures that your education aligns with the same nationally recognized competencies and expectations upheld across the country.
When choosing a massage therapy program, accreditation matters. It is your assurance that your training is credible, transferable, and built on proven standards of quality. At OCOT, we are proud to deliver that standard every day and support you on your path to becoming a successful Registered Massage Therapist.
This program is approved as a vocational program under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005, ensuring that your education meets the highest industry standards as a future massage therapist.
*All Massage Therapy applicants are required to provide a Vulnerable Sector Check prior to student clinic commencing.
Course Description
Each course in the OCOT Massage Therapy Program is thoughtfully designed to equip students with the foundational knowledge, clinical skills, and professional competencies essential for success in the massage therapy profession. Courses are structured around clear learning objectives, CMTO-required competencies, and practical, hands-on applications to ensure students are fully prepared for both certification examinations and real-world practice.
Beyond traditional massage therapy techniques, the curriculum also introduces students to emerging areas of practice, including healthcare environments such as hospitals, interdisciplinary clinics, and rehabilitation settings. This comprehensive educational approach allows students to explore a wide range of career opportunities and prepares them to collaborate effectively with other healthcare professionals in diverse clinical contexts.