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What is an NVQ?
It is a National Vocational Qualification which has various levels.
It is essential to achieve the NVQ Level 2 in hairdressing, to be able to
go on to become a qualified hairdresser.
What is Level 1?
Level 1 covers the basic skills in contributing to salon duties within
reception, shampooing, health and safety, colouring and the perming
process.
What is Level 2?
Our qualified tutors will instruct trainees in:
..advise and consult with clients
..shampooing and conditioning
..reception duties
..health, safety and security in the salon
Option 1
..Drying and setting techniques
..cutting
..colouring
..perming techniques or Aftrican-Caribbean straightening and perming
techniques
Option 2
..cutting and styling gents hair using barbering
techniques and cutting facial hair
..colouring
What is Level 3?
The NVQ Level 3 in hairdressing is an official qualification and it covers
specialised hairdressing techniques such as advanced cutting, colour
correction, advanced perming and colouring, as well as the area on
consultation, promoting salon services, supervision, control resources
and health and safety. Level 3 also includes complete looks and assessing
(D32/33) and contributing to the management of the workforce.
Why should I need
Level 3?
Level 3 is the natural progression from the NVQ Level 2 in hairdressing
for committed professionals who want to advance their career and development
and work towards management.
Level 3 is also quickly
becoming the accepted standard of competence for any British hairdresser
wishing to work elsewhere in Europe, as employers in Europe will also
increasingly recognise Level 3 as the ultimate hairdressing qualification.
Students need to
be highly motivated and committed as the course is very intense. They
must be working in a Salon and need full support from the owner/trainer.
Hairdressers in this country want qualifications that mean something.
Level 3 will raise the image and profile of hairdressers.
What will it cost?
Students up to the age of 18 years are funded by the government and there
is limited funding for students up to the age of 25 years. For students
wishing to pay privately, a price list is available on request.
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