Student Elective Proposal

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Florida School of Massage welcomes student elective proposals year-round from qualified massage therapists and other experienced professionals. Student electives are optional, affordable classes offered outside the regular school day to complement the required massage therapy program.

We welcome proposals in bodywork skills, professional growth, business practices, communication, ethics, therapist self-care, and related topics that align with FSM’s educational philosophy.

Before You Apply

Tell us about your qualifications, the proposed class, learning objectives, instructional length, scheduling availability, and any materials or safety considerations. An initial proposal is not approval to teach or a guarantee of scheduling. FSM may request a full outline and further documentation during academic review.

Any student fees, instructor arrangements, and additional transcript hours require separate FSM approval and verified attendance. These electives do not automatically count as Florida continuing-education credit. Proposals for workshops intended for practicing LMTs follow our separate workshop submission process.

Student Elective Proposal Form

Company

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Your full name(Required)

Email address(Required)

Phone number(Required)

Country Phone Number

Professional affiliation / business

Website or professional profile

Relationship to FSM(Required)

Relevant credentials, licenses, and subject-matter qualifications(Required)

Previous teaching or facilitation experience

Proposed elective title(Required)

Brief course description: What will students learn?(Required)

List two or three measurable student learning objectives(Required)

Proposed teaching format(Required)

Estimated instructional length(Required)

Ideal student audience(Required)

Proposed student fee, if any

Estimate only; final pricing is determined by FSM after academic and financial review.

Materials, equipment, classroom needs, and any additional costs

Preferred weekdays, times, and general availability(Required)

Safety, consent, accessibility, prerequisites, and scope-of-practice considerations(Required)

References, course sources, or professional portfolio links