Maybe you already do brows for half your friends. It takes in facials, waxing, lashes, nails, massage and salon books. Three placement blocks sit you in a working salon.
Skin, nails, lashes, waxing, massage, make-up. All of it.
Three placement blocks put yours on a client.
Salon transactions, retail selling and social media.
Hygiene and nails first, then skin, then the salon itself.
What you should know before enrolling.
One seventy hours, then one oh six, then seventy four.
If it is a registered business with the right treatments.
Ellena Frisina has fifteen years in beauty and cosmetic retail.
Plus three blocks of salon hours
Issued once the modules and blocks are done.
Logged in a working salon, not a classroom.
Skin, nails, lashes, waxing, massage and make-up.
Modules, blocks and kit list in writing.
Placement is found, or your own room may count.
Upfront, in four, or weekly.
Modules one to five come before block one.
None. Hygiene and safe practice come first.
Three hundred and fifty hours, split into three blocks.
Yes, if it is a registered business with an ABN. It must offer the right treatments.
It covers anatomy and a wide treatment menu. Laser sits under dermal therapy training, which is a separate path.
You source your own. A placement supervisor may let you use salon equipment.
A therapist covers spa work, facials and massage. A beautician sits at Certificate III level.
None. Portfolios, quizzes and practical tasks instead.
Any day. There are no semester intakes to wait for.
Open Colleges delivers this course online, from Australia.
Salon placement is arranged with SkilTrak. Trainer Ellena Frisina works in beauty and cosmetic retail.
Picture the client who books you, then books again.