Recognition of prior learning is the process where you can have your current skill, as well as any prior learning recognised formally to lead to the issuing of a qualification.
Recognition of prior learning is the process where you can have your current skill, as well as any prior learning recognised formally to lead to the issuing of a qualification.
The process can include questioning, documentation, skill assessment and third party review. Where necessary, or as identified, gap training may be required to fulfil the remaining requirements of the qualification.
One of the biggest changes in the hair industry was the anticipated return of the Barbering qualification in 2016. A rise in the men’s grooming sector highlighted the need for its return, and with that, owners Don and Anna De Sanctis opened Barbery the Craft of a Barber Academy. Australia’s first and only standalone, nationally registered barbering academy.
With Anna’s experience in the public sector and as owners of multiple barber shops across Adelaide, Don and Anna opened the Academy with much fanfare and a new era in barbering education for South Australia and indeed Australia was born.
With the need for a higher level of barber education, the Academy was established to provide nationally accredited training for students under a contract of training (SA apprentices) as well as offering the full time institutional pathway to learners and school based SACE students.
The Diploma of Salon Management reflects the role of individuals who are competent in managing the overall operation of a business involved in services and sales delivery in personal services environments, including, hairdressing beauty salons and spas. A salon manager at this level may focus on bu...
This qualification reflects the role of senior managers and small business owners of personal services businesses. They are responsible for coordinating the day-to-day operation of the business and for planning, monitoring and evaluating the work of the team.
Prepare for exciting work and further study in hairdressing or barbering with this entry level course. Gain creative and professional skills in salons or simulated workplaces and practise on paying clients, as you build confidence in providing an outstanding customer experience.
Learn to provide a complete customer service experience working in a beauty salon, creating a safe, inviting and hygienic environment and minimising the risk of infection.
Certificate II in Salon Assistant is suitable for candidates who wish to become an assistant in a hairdressing salon. It is also a great introduction to a career in hairdressing. The course is very hands-on with lots of theory and practical sessions at our fully operational hairdressing salons.
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