Small-group professional training with Jane Bush MACH RT. Usually 3 students per intake.

Nottingham Colonic School

After qualification

From training to professional practice

Nottingham Colonic School training is designed to help suitable students move from structured learning into realistic clinic readiness, with professional requirements, practical standards and next steps discussed clearly.

Gedling Colonics treatment room representing clinic readiness after colonic hydrotherapy training

15

supervised sessions

Clinic-ready

practical focus

Standards

before shortcuts

Practice readiness

Students can discuss what needs to be in place before offering treatments, including client screening, consultation confidence, records and professional expectations.

Clinic room planning

Jane can talk through practical considerations such as treatment room setup, hygiene, dignity, privacy and equipment planning where appropriate.

Professional requirements

Insurance, First Aid, DBS, professional-body expectations and any future registration steps should be checked before moving into practice.

Ongoing direction

Post-course support is handled realistically. Jane can advise on appropriate next steps rather than promising an unlimited or guaranteed business outcome.

Standards-led training

Professional standards pathway

Jane Bush MACH RT is an ARCH registered therapist and former ARCH chair. Nottingham Colonic School explains the wider professional route clearly, including CNHC and GNC context, so students can make a standards-led decision before paying a deposit.

ARCH professional association logoARCH registered routeCNHC Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council logoCNHC professional contextGeneral Naturopathic Council logoGNC professional context

First Aid / DBS / insurance

Plus CPD and supervised practice expectations.

What happens after assessment?

After training and assessment, students should be clear about the professional requirements, insurance position, client records, consultation process and practical standards they need before offering treatments. Nottingham Colonic School does not promise business results, but it does help students think practically about the steps required to move forward responsibly.

Planning your next steps

  • Confirm professional-body, insurance and registration expectations where applicable.
  • Plan the treatment room, equipment, hygiene and client privacy requirements.
  • Build consultation confidence, client communication and record-keeping habits.
  • Think about local visibility, website content and clinic positioning without relying on unrealistic income promises.
  • Ask Jane which support is appropriate for your background and practice plans.

If you are planning a clinic, spa or retreat service, review the clinic owner pack and the team training route.

Helpful resources

Useful guides before you apply

These resources help students and clinic owners understand the route before enquiring, reserving or comparing schools.

Course guide

Read the structure, requirements, fees and next steps before applying.

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Application checklist

Prepare the details Jane needs to review your suitability.

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Training school comparison checklist

Compare schools by tutor, class size, practical structure and support.

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Student requirements checklist

Check Level 3 A&P, First Aid, DBS, insurance and readiness.

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Practical training preparation

Understand what to prepare before practical training days.

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After-you-qualify planning checklist

Plan professional requirements, room setup, records and realistic next steps.

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Clinic owner pack

For clinics, spas and retreats considering trained staff.

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Not sure whether you are ready to train?

Ask Jane to review your background before reserving a place. Suitability should be clear before a deposit is paid.

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