What are the requirements for acupuncture and massage to go abroad?

1. Development of acupuncture and massage abroad

It is suggested to think about whether to take the postgraduate entrance examination or work abroad first, because these two ways of going abroad are different and the preparation work is different.

For example:

1, if it is determined that it is a postgraduate entrance examination, you need to plan ahead as soon as possible. First, you should study hard to achieve your goals and strive to get a high average score in the graduation exam, that is, a high grade point; Second, we should study English systematically, especially the reading and writing tests that are common among candidates. It is necessary to make an effective study plan to break through these difficulties and get at least 6.5 points.

2. If you consider going abroad for labor export in the future, you should study hard first, accumulate some work experience after graduation, and obtain qualifications and opportunities according to foreign labor export channels, but you also need a certain level of English to get opportunities smoothly.

2. Is it easy to go abroad with acupuncture and massage?

It can only be said that copying this major is much easier than developing Chinese medicine abroad. It is easier to have opportunities than most medical majors in China. But acupuncture is not recognized as medicine abroad. That is to say, you have to apply for a new license when you go out. Of course, that license is quite simple, and you have to understand that it is similar to our current dietitian license.

I majored in acupuncture and massage of traditional Chinese medicine, and now I want to go abroad for postgraduate study. What preparations do you need to know which country is suitable for going to?

If I were you, I would go to South Korea, because the acupuncture technology in their country is really good and valued, and the people also value it. It's just that going abroad is more troublesome, and the most important thing is to have an economy, so everything is easy to say.

4. Acupuncture and massage are employed abroad

I am also very concerned about this problem. About going abroad, I think it's not just about money. Since ancient times, there has never been a systematic answer to the system and theory of traditional Chinese medicine that can be accepted by foreigners. I want to develop in this field and introduce Chinese medicine to the world (although I am only a high school student now), but there are few international exchange projects in this field, and there is no way out! I actually like some countries in western Europe, but no one there will accept it. I want to change! The world's concept of China's quintessence! ! ! !

5. Is it easy for students majoring in acupuncture and massage to go abroad? Which countries are good?

what do you want to do? Is it study or work?

If it is a job, it is estimated that you should have relevant medical certificates.

If you want to go out for a while, just apply, anywhere.

If you study acupuncture? Unrealistic.

6. Learn acupuncture and massage and want to study abroad

There is no such major abroad, so you must change it. Anyway, medical care is a bit expensive.

7. I am a junior college student of Chinese medicine hospital who just graduated this year. . Acupuncture and massage major. . Want to work abroad. . What channels are needed?

Acupuncture masters are very popular. More and more people have physical pain problems because of various pressures. The version of acupuncture is better than the correct painkiller. In Brazil, *** 30 minutes costs 30-40 euros, which is about 100- 160 RMB.

The problem is, in this case, the boss sends an invitation letter, and you save the agency fee, but the boss will have a lot of trouble:

1, when you apply for a work visa, the boss has to pay a lot of fees;

2. Even if you go abroad with a work visa, there is a time limit for the work visa. If it expires, it will be renewed, and the boss will have to spend money. If you don't renew your contract, you will be black and the boss will still be bad.

If you run away, your boss will take the blame.

Unless you know someone who knows you, will others do this?

I'll give you two suggestions:

1. Learn English well and improve acupuncture skills. If you are a highly skilled person, you can apply for skilled immigrants from some countries. Success is not a wage earner, but a person with a green card.

This idea is the worst and is not recommended to you. I'm here because I'm worried that if I don't tell others, you won't listen to deception or advice (a common fault of modern people, it's not suitable for you), so I adopted this suggestion. Smuggle, or get a tourist visa and a business visa to go abroad, and then get black there. This road is definitely the worst choice, but I have seen people happily adopt it. This road seems simple, but it has to face many risks: being deported by the immigration bureau, being blackmailed by the police, being deceived by local people (including China people), being unable to find a job, etc., and many problems.

Study hard and have a bright future. Listen to me. That's right.

8. How can I go abroad if I have a good chance to learn acupuncture and massage?

Personal advice, learn to go abroad, there will be development.

9. Hello, I want to go abroad to be a Chinese medicine practitioner. My strengths are acupuncture and massage.

Acupuncture is regarded as an alternative therapy abroad and is not allowed to be popularized as a regular treatment. The income of people engaged in acupuncture is only one-sixth of that of regular doctors, which is similar to or even lower than that of ordinary workers. There is one advantage: the threshold is low. For example, in Britain, you can open an acupuncture clinic as long as you know acupuncture yourself.

10. I study Chinese acupuncture and massage. I have a technical secondary school diploma and a massage qualification certificate. I want to work abroad, and I have no friends who work abroad. How can I get there?

Going abroad to work is mostly deceptive false intermediary information, recruitment trap: