Salary Range
Below $25,000 to $50,000
Spa attendants work in hotels, resorts, and salons. They are specially trained in facial, body, and water treatments. They assist massage therapists and estheticians, and prepare and clean the treatment rooms and tables. They provide spa customers with refreshments, towels, washcloths, and robes. According to the International SPA Association, approximately 359,300 people were employed in the U.S. spa industry in May 2016.
Minimum Education Level
High School DiplomaCertification/License
RecommendedOutlook
About as Fast as the AverageHands On
Helpful
Outgoing

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Spa Attendant Trainee
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