Wellsprings College of Massage Therapy
Extremely Poor School

Toronto,Ontario
09-25-2010
124

Where to start?

Admission requirements as stated are the norm for massage schools, grade 23 biology etc. The reality is the only entrance requirement is that you pay Dr. Sohrab Khosbin $3000 of the $10, 000 for the course. The remaining $7000 is due asap.

As required by the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario, you need 2200 hours in school to qualify for their exam, at best you get 500 hours at Wellsprings. They say the course is tought Mon to Friday, the reality is it is Sat and Sunday with half a day maybe on Monday. The length is supposed to be 18 months, the reality is they cut it back to about 12 months for your convenience, because of course you wnat to get out and work and make money, right? Just get through the exam! Forget about the actual time it takes to learn the human body.

THE SOLUTION THEY HAVE FOR YOU TO PASS THE O.M.T.O. EXAM IS WELLSPRINGS OFFERS TO SELL YOU A COPY OF THE PREVIOUS YEARS O.M.T.O. EXAM FOR $100.00

The "teacher" I endured was a chiropractor in training from Iran, who's english was unacceptable, who was not and never will be an RMT and who's response for clarification in his teaching was to become defensive and challenge you in return questioning your abilities of comprehension (particularily if you are female).

The materials you are given for anatomy are poor photocopies from various websites, there is no binder, manual or proper course outline. Tests are random and juvenile.

There are no "field trips" or "outreach" programs offered as stated on the website.

In my experience Dr. Sohrab Khoshbin is a leach who's only purpose is to take your money and offer you in return as little as he can get away with.