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training Train in style
CACI has opened a brand new dedicatedTrainingAcademy located at Centennial Park in Elstree, Hertfordshire.
The CACITrainingAcademy boasts on site facilities such as a hotel with two restaurants, bar, coffee shop, swimming pool and health club in a very convenient location.
The four training rooms are equipped with a 60” plasma screen for presentations, break out seating and lounge areas withWifi, and can accommodate up to 48 students a day.
Dean Nathanson,Managing Director of CACI International, said: “Our new CACITraining Facilitymeans we can now offer a better service to our
salons...It’s a state-of-the-art space dedicated to and specifically designed for training.”
• CACI International: 0208 731 5676 CACI’s new training facility.
Conference success for the FHT
The recent FHT ‘Complementary Therapies and the Pregnant Client’ conference in London proved a great success, informing attendees about the use of complementary therapies inmaternity care.
Make-up students and lecturer April Green (far right) transformactors, Julie Fowler and TomBeynon, intoMrs Potts and the Beast.
President of FHT, JenniferWayte, introduced a day of in-depth talks and studies froman expert panel who provided insight on the latest research, best practice and issues for therapists practising on pregnant clients, newmothers and their babies.
The showmust go on!
Make-up students at New College Nottinghamtransformed the faces of actors fromthe NottinghamOperatic Society recently, for their production of Beauty and the Beast at theTheatre Royal.
Using the techniques learnt on their course, the Level 3 students created characters fromthis popular fairytale including Belle, the Beast,Mrs Potts and Lumiere.
JuliaAnderson, NCN Student, commented: “Doing themake-up for a large production like Beauty and the Beast is great experience.Working with real clients really helps to prepare you for the industry. It has been hard work getting ready for each show but very exciting and extremely rewarding.”
Melanie Prince, FHT General Manager said: “The relaxed and lively atmosphere of this event certainly proved popular with those who relished the opportunity to learn more fromsome of the industry’s renowned experts, as well as network with other professionals in such a sociable and inspiring setting.”
• FHT: 0844 875 2022
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Julia Anderson practices on fellow student, Gabi Sheppard.
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