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30-Hours Diploma in Foot Health Practitioner

Credit hours

3

Learners explore foot anatomy, common foot conditions, assessment, and the management of infections and skin problems. Units cover foot care techniques, prevention and client education, hygiene and infection control, and the needs of groups such as older people and those with diabetes. It provides knowledge for those interested in foot care and does not replace professional podiatry training.

What you'll cover

  1. 01Introduction to Foot Health and Anatomy
  2. 02Common Foot Conditions and Their Treatment
  3. 03Foot Assessments and Diagnosis
  4. 04Managing Foot Infections and Skin Disorders
  5. 05Podiatric Techniques for Foot Care
  6. 06Preventative Foot Health and Client Education
  7. 07Hygiene and Infection Control in Foot Care
  8. 08Understanding Foot Health in Special Populations (e.g., diabetics, elderly)

30-Hours Diploma in Foot Health Practitioner