If you do makeup for friends, this is the next step. Everyday, glam, bridal and editorial looks each get a module. The business half handles rates, bookings and the books.
Not just one look. Everyday, glam, bridal and editorial each get their own module, so you can take any booking that comes in.
Doing faces for free gets old. The business half covers rates, a plan, the books and how clients find you.
Claire Haeusler looks at every activity and final project. You get told what to fix, one to one.
Makeup work is booked, not rostered. Weddings, shoots, counters and salon chairs, often several of them at once.
Your own kit, your own rates, your own diary.
Chair work inside a salon or day spa.
Trials, wedding mornings and the party around them.
Shoot briefs, looks on deadline, working to a mood board.
Product advice and sales at a beauty counter.
Tutorials and looks for a following you build.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need more study or experience. The training here is not nationally recognised. Freelance work carries its own cost and risk.
Ten modules on the face, then five on the business.
Most people start with a kit and a phone camera. This pairs the artistry modules with the boring, useful stuff: rates, bookings and books.
Shadow, foundation and corrector palettes, an eleven piece brush set, primer and a brow pencil.
Rates, briefs and portfolio direction, from artists who freelance and work with agencies.
The books get set up in Xero. A digital marketing module opens after the core work.
Awarded by the college on completion
From the college, on completion. It is not nationally recognised, and the college is not a registered training organisation.
The college holds CPD Standards Office accreditation. It is also an ICOES accredited centre.
You keep the kit. The project work gives you images to show clients.
A short form, and no cost to send it.
An advisor runs through modules and the weekly rate.
Choose upfront or a plan, then log in.
Fundamentals first, then the looks, then the business.
Neither. The modules start at beginner level, and a makeup and brush kit comes with the course.
Friends and family are enough. The activities are built around faces you can get to.
Twelve months of access, and about two hundred hours of work.
From $29 a week on a payment plan. Weekly, fortnightly or monthly, or pay upfront. No deposit and no credit check.
Yes. Claire Haeusler answers questions by private message. She also reviews your activities and final project.
After the cooling off period if you pay in full. On a plan, it ships once four payments clear.
You finish with a Certificate of Achievement and CPD points. The college holds CPD Standards Office accreditation and is an ICOES accredited centre. It is not a registered training organisation, so the training is not nationally recognised. Makeup work is hired on portfolio, so the images matter more.
There is a ten day money back guarantee from the college. Ask an advisor how it works first.
The Career Academy is an online college with over fifteen years behind it. It works with more than twenty five thousand students a year. The makeup modules are delivered with Ulleo, its education partner.
Picture a wedding morning where the bride is yours to get ready.