training SEBTA winner announced!
Carlton Beauty & Spa has announced the winner of SEBTA 2016 as Theresa Nelson from Boston College. The award, which included the prestigious SEBTA 2016 trophy, a Carlton Professional Ultraderm machine and a cheque for £500, was presented to Theresa at the Grand Final held in Brighton.
Theresa told GN, “SEBTA 2016 has been an amazing experience. Winning is just a bonus! I have met so many lovely people and the atmosphere has been so friendly. I have just finished college but I’m thinking of becoming a mobile therapist and I’m keen to specialise in facials and massage. Ultimately I would like to teach. SEBTA has been an experience I will never forget. I have learned so much from it.”
• Carlton Beauty & Spa: 01903 761 100
Pictured, from left to right, are Brenda Griffin, BCI Director of Training and Business Development at BCI, Teresa Frake, BCI Master Trainer in the UK, external trainers Gina Collins, Manchester, April Keeney, Birmingham, and Dani Bauer-Schwed, Germany.
Train the trainer
LCN held a ‘Train the Trainer’ meeting at their Head Office Training Centre in Hurstepierpoint, Sussex, recently, which saw LCN SPMU and Microblading trainer, Dani Bauer-Schwed travel over from Germany for the two-day event to update LCN’s trainers’ practical skills with all the very latest techniques in SPMU and Brow Microblading.
The BCI Training Centre is VTCT approved to offer Level 4 Micropigmentation and all courses are accredited by leading industry bodies.
“BCI has been offering SPMU training for over 15 years and our training courses have been recognised by HABIA for some time, but being able to offer a Nationally Recognised Qualification (NRQ) is a new challenge that we are looking forward to,” says Brenda Griffin, Director of Training and Business Development.
• Beauty Concepts International: 01273 837 300
Fancy a career change?
Whether you’re already qualified as a waxer or you are an absolute beginner, Lycon’s renowned courses will lead you to an industry recognised qualification.
Mapperley Park’s newly refurbished training room. Refurbished and rebranded
Mapperley Park has now formally rebranded to Mapperley Park Aesthetics Training Academy and has launched three innovative and accredited BTEC qualifications in the Laser field.
Established in 1993 and located in Nottingham, Mapperley Park provides training from industry experts, as well as offering one of the largest portfolio of courses within the aesthetic sector.
Glenda Bailye-Bray, Head of Learning and Development, comments: “We are extremely excited about the relaunch of Mapperley Park Aesthetics Training Academy, as well as our new accredited BTEC courses. In a continually evolving industry, our suite of courses in Laser and injectable training provide practitioners of every level with the training required to be at the forefront of the industry, using the latest technology and techniques.”
• Mapperley Park Aesthetics Training Academy: 0115 969 0111
The complete course will teach you how to perform a full waxing treatment on the underarm, face, arms, legs and bikini areas. The training focuses both on theory and practical knowledge by building confidence and skills gradually, and you will gain valuable 'real life experience' before you even leave the school. The extensive two-and-a-half day course covers both Hot and Strip waxing.
• Lycon UK: 0207 590 9300 Class act
Grafton International are holding a number of training classes throughout the coming months, including a Nailtiques course held at both Grafton’s Head Office and Training Centre in Tamworth on 15th August and in the Wirral on the 29th August.
Other notable courses include the one-day IBD conversion class which takes place on 22nd August, the Orly Express Manicure & Gel FX course on the 5th September, and the four-day IBD Beginners’ course commencing on the 12th September.
• Grafton International: 01827 280 080
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