Hawaii Massage Therapy Schools

Hang ten in Hawaii, where catching some waves is as much of a tradition as are luaus and leis. Did you know that a 1,500-mile-long chain of islands, numbering in the hundreds, makes up the state of Hawaii? However, most of the state's population resides on the islands of Hawaii, Maui and Oahu, where residents can work, play and get an education in tropical surroundings. Massage therapy schools are plentiful, with many opportunities for graduates to perform massage therapy in hospitals, spas and medical offices. Or start your new massage therapy career in one of the state's resorts, catering to a clientele of tourists and, quite possibly, the rich and famous. Most resorts offer massage services, so training to become a massage therapist is an excellent career path in Hawaii. What might be most interesting about Hawaii is its active volcano, Kilauea, which is located in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. And unlike many other tropical islands, snow falls at the highest elevations. A rainy season lasts from October to April, with the dry season running from May to October. No matter what, temperatures relatively steady daytime temperatures ranging from the low to upper 80s mean that Hawaii is always warm and comfortable.