Online Massage Therapy School For Alaska Students
Our self-paced, hybrid massage therapy school for Alaska residents is designed to prepare you for certification (MBLEx), and a job as a massage therapist. Our program contains 450 online theory hours and 200 hands-on training hours.
- $169/month
- 5-day money-back commitment
- DEAC Accredited
- Online, self-paced classes, on your phone or computer, then in person, hands-on training
- Complete in 650 hours
- One-on-one career coaching and instructor support
- Start learning today - no waiting period!
- $169/month
- 5-day money-back commitment
- DEAC Accredited
- Online, self-paced classes, on your phone or computer, then in person, hands-on training
- Complete in 650 hours
- One-on-one career coaching and instructor support
- Start learning today - no waiting period!
What You'll Learn
- Swedish Massage
- Sports Massage
- Energy Techniques
- Anatomical Terms and Locations
- Hydrotherapy Techniques
- Ethics and Communications
- Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine
- The Past, Present and Future of Massage Therapy
- Techniques for Neuromuscular and Deep Tissue Massage
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Course Outline
As a graduate of our program, you’ll gain the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to start your massage therapy career in Alaska. You’ll be prepared to help clients recover from injuries, manage stress, and support overall wellness—skills that are especially valuable in both urban and remote communities across the state. The curriculum includes foundational therapeutic massage techniques, along with advanced study in human physiology and kinesiology. You’ll also develop business and marketing skills and learn to communicate effectively with healthcare providers and clients in a variety of professional settings.
The program consists of 650 total clock hours, including 450 hours of online coursework and 200 hours of hands-on training. The in-person training is completed during a four-week session at our massage therapy school in Fort Collins, Colorado. We typically offer 6–8 hands-on training sessions each year, giving Alaska students flexible opportunities to plan their travel and complete the required practical training.
Quick Facts
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Lessons: 24
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Quizzes: 24
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Complete in 650 Hours
What's Inside the Course
Beginner-Friendly Lessons
Classes are designed for anyone to easily learn, and are broken up into digestible sections that build as you progress through our program. No due dates or deadlines.
Engaging Curriculum
Reading lessons, supplemental videos, interactive exercises, note taking, read-aloud and disability features, and open note multiple choice quizzes with no time limit.
Hands-On Supplemental Learning
4 weeks of onsite training at our Fort Collins, CO Massage Therapy School.
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Massage Therapist Career
Outlook & Certification in Alaska
$135,200*
490*
9%*
Certification
U.S. Career Institute’s program is designed to prepare graduates for the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx), administered by the Federation of State Massage Therapy Board (FSMTB). Our grads pass the MBLEx Certification exam at a higher rate (82%) than the national average (71%).** MBLEx exam fee is included in your tuition- up to a $265 value†.
Massage Therapy Jobs in Alaska
Demand for massage therapy is booming. Alaska currently employs 450 massage therapists.* There are numerous massage therapy jobs open in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, Badger, College and many other cities in Alaska, according to Indeed.com. As a fully trained professional massage therapist, you’ll have the flexibility to be your own boss and make your own hours, or work for spas, resorts, clinics, health clubs, pro sports teams, and cruise lines. You can make a living helping others feel better!
Tuition & Financing
*Plus one-time $29 application charge..
**First payment includes $140 down payment and $29 application charge. Application charge is non-refundable.
Tuition includes all lessons and other instructional materials listed on the Course Outline.
Prior to attending hands-on training, you must pay your tuition in full. The tuition does not include travel or accommodation costs for the training.
Graduates of the program are students who successfully complete the academic and hands-on training and pay tuition in full.
On the enrollment agreement, the cost of the theory portion and hands-on portion of the course are listed. In order to receive a certificate of completion,
you must finish the entire course. All hands-on training occurs over a 24-day period in Fort Collins, Colorado. USCI recognizes that traveling to Colorado
may be difficult for some students. Should you determine you want to only complete the theory portion through USCI because you wish to work with a local school for
hands-on training (or because you are taking the course for avocational reasons and do not plan to become a licensed massage therapist), you should contact the school prior to
enrollment so tuition can be adjusted. Note that in this circumstance, you will not be a graduate of USCI's Massage Therapy course. USCI encourages you to work with a local school prior to
enrollment to determine if there is an option for you to complete the hands-on training with the school. In addition, students who wish to pursue local hands-on training should review
USCI’s transfer disclosure statement in this catalog. https://www.uscareerinstitute.edu/about-usci/faq#transfer.
Alaska Massage Therapy FAQs
How can I become a Massage Therapist in Alaska?
- Meet basic requirements: Be at least 18 and have a high school diploma or GED.
- Complete training: Finish a state-approved massage therapy program. U.S. Career Institute is a DEAC accredited institution and our Massage program takes 650 hours to complete.
- Pass licensing exam: Take and pass the MBLEx (Massage & Bodywork Licensing Exam).
- Apply for Alaska license: Submit your application to the Alaska Board of Massage Therapists with proof of education, exam results, and fees.
- Background check: Complete fingerprinting and a background check.
- Find a job or start your own practice. Apply to jobs at spas, health clubs, resorts, clinics, and more. Our Career Coach program will help you prepare your resume and start the job search process. If you’re starting your own business, you will need to obtain a license.
How much does a Massage Therapist make in Alaska?
Massage therapists in Alaska earn a median salary of $135,200* according to O*Net.
