If you do nails for friends, this builds the salon skill set. Manicures, pedicures, acrylics, gel and dip powder, plus advanced nail art. Salon hours are part of it, in a registered salon you choose.
Learn the services a salon sells, then practise them on the floor.
Add enhancements, art and electric file work to what you offer.
Units on salon money, resources and web presence come with it.
Three things worth knowing before you enrol.
Ellena Frisina brings over fifteen years in beauty and cosmetic retail.
A home salon counts if it holds an ABN and does the treatments.
Resources for new ventures and building a web presence.
SHB30321 · Nationally recognised training
SHB30321 Certificate III in Nail Technology sits on the national training register.
Open Colleges Pty Ltd sits on the national register as RTO 90796, through to 2033.
Your service hours are done in a registered salon, on paying clients.
Salon work, mobile clients or your own table.
An advisor covers salon hours and kit.
Upfront, week to week, or pay in four.
Enrol and start on the hygiene units.
None needed. It starts with hygiene and basic services.
From $67.95 a week on a zero interest plan. A credit check applies.
250 hours, split into two blocks. Block one is the longer of the two.
Yes, if it holds an ABN and offers the treatments.
You source your own products and materials. Your placement supervisor may let you use some salon equipment.
Yes, with permission from a parent or guardian first.
Yes. The award is SHB30321 Certificate III in Nail Technology, nationally recognised training. Open Colleges Pty Ltd is RTO 90796, current on the national register until 2033.
Yes, for certain treatments. Many students end up at more than one salon.
Open Colleges is an Australian training provider that teaches online. Its trainers come from the trade they teach.
Placement can run in a registered salon you already know.
Picture a client walking out with hands she keeps looking at.