training
MP commends beauty students for iiaa accolade
Wiltshire College has become one of the first beauty therapy educational establishments to be awarded the Centre of Excellence certification from the iiaa.
The iiaa Centre of Excellence scheme helps beauty academies and colleges to attract students who want a comprehensive education that creates industry-ready therapists who are attractive to employers for a variety of career paths.
LocalMP Duncan Hames visited theAspire salon at the Chippenham campus to see the award presented by iiaa trainer Stacey Coulson to Level 2 and 3 Beauty Therapy students and programme leader Heather Terrington.
Heather said: “This is an outstanding achievement for our students, I am so proud of them all; they have worked so hard. They are great ambassadors for the college.”
Front row: (L-R) PrincipalDiDale, iiaa trainer StaceyCoulson, Beauty Programme leaderHeather Terrington andChippenhamMPDuncanHames.
Apprenticeships reformation Habia has welcomed the government’s response to the Richard Review intoApprenticeships.
Published earlier this year, The Future of Apprenticeships in England: Next Steps from the Richard Review outlines the government’s response to the review, conducted by serial entrepreneur Doug Richard on behalf of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) and the Department for Education (DfE).
RobYoung, HabiaMD, said: “We are pleased the government has accepted most of the recommendations outlined by Doug Richard. I think it is quite telling that almost two thirds of what the Richard Review proposed, and which the government has now accepted, is already happening in the hair and beauty sector.We feel this is vindication in what we have been arguing for all along – namely the ‘devolution’ ofApprenticeship back to employers and the groups that represent them.”
A class act
HD Brows have introduced three new advanced classes to complement the continually popular two-day HD Brows course; The Refresher Class, The Pro Class and TheMaster Class.
The Refresher Class will help to perfect your HD Brow styling and design skills as well as providing an opportunity to ask questions, and check techniques practiced in salon since becoming
qualified.Meanwhile, The Pro Class focuses on business maximisation, service improvement, plus advanced tailoring techniques, and The Master Class focuses on new methods such as brow lightening and men’s brows, plus advanced hair removal techniques for clients with contraindications.
• HD Brows: 0844 801 6810 The pupils ofClassM039 Fundraising fun!
The London College Of Beauty Therapy ClassM039 recently organised a Masquerade Evening to raise money for their chosen children’s charity, CHICKS, which provides free respite breaks for disadvantaged children from all over the UK.
Beauty Therapy student Lorna Fagan said: “Money was raised through cake sales during the week and CHICKS provided a bear for our ‘Name the Bear’ prize. Lots of food and refreshments were also kindly donated from local cafes and prizes from pubs and restaurants. The evening went down a treat.
“We would like to give a special thank you toMrs Surinder Sangha who found the time out of her busy work schedule to make us ourMac Prize Cake. Thank you also to all local department stores for their donations of samples and products for our goodie bags that were given out to everyone. We successfully raised £158.09 and we enjoyed every minute.”
Newcourse added!
New to the HB Beauty Training Centre, theArt of Henna Training course is ideal for beginners or those looking to improve their existing henna skills.
This course covers everything you need to know including Henna origins and history, the meaning of designs, colour transfer, skin preparation, application and aftercare advice.
With demonstrations and practice on models you will learn how to apply henna to various areas of the body including hands and feet.
• HBTraining Centre: 0870 330 3407
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