High-intensity electromagnetic Technology (HIEMT)/ EMS
High-intensity electromagnetic technology (HIEMT) is an acronym for high-intensity electromagnetic technology.
HIEMT contracts muscles in a specific location with a powerful but safe form of electromagnetic stimulation.
These magnetic fields generate electrical currents, which are then transferred to the muscles, where they contract often enough to develop muscle and burn fat.
Results, which can be as dramatic as looking to be equal to six months of dieting and workouts,
Course Content
* Health and safety
* Sterilisation and disinfection
* Appearance of the therapist
* Ergonomics
* Handwashing
* Cellulite
* Anatomy and physiology
* Hiemt vs EMS
* The consultation process
* Machines explained
* Treatment protocols
* Aftercare
Duration of training
You will have 3 months to complete the course before it expires
Will I require a model
Yes, usually 1 model is required to complete all of the required case studies(if opted for PO)
Are there video tutorials
Yes, you will have links to YouTube and training videos to watch the treatment being performed
Do I Need Experience Before Booking a Course?
We welcome learners from all backgrounds, including complete beginners and experienced professionals. Our courses are fully accredited with CPD points, so you are able to enrol with us even if you do not hold a specific qualification.
However, while we can accept students onto the training, it is each student’s responsibility to check with their chosen insurance provider, local council, or any other relevant authority to confirm what qualifications they personally need in order to offer treatments legally and safely.
We generally recommend holding at least a Level 3 Anatomy & Physiology or beauty-related qualification, as this may be required by some insurers, even though it is not a requirement for enrolling on our course.
Important Disclaimer:
Our theory-only courses provide CPD-accredited theory certificates only. They do not qualify you to perform any treatment unless your chosen insurance provider and local authority accept theory-only training for that specific service.
It is the student’s sole responsibility to check insurance requirements, council regulations and any other legal or professional criteria before enrolling and before offering treatments to the public.
KBH Training Academy accepts no liability if a student is unable to obtain insurance or does not meet external requirements following completion of a theory-only course.