Hairdressing - Intermediate 2
This course will build and develop vocational skills, knowledge and understanding. Practical experience of general salon duties, reception skills, communication and customer care is included. Specific skills in shampooing, conditioning, basic scalp massage, drying hair, colouring hair and cutting hair are developed.
Current fashion trends are identified from a variety of sources, with candidates having the opportunity to experiment to produce an image which reflects these trends. Again emphasis throughout all units is on the employability skills and attitudes which will help to prepare candidates for the workplace.
Course units
- Working in a Salon Environment
- Salon Skills
- Introduction to Colour
- Creative Trends
This is a four credit course, at Intermediate 2 level, comprising of four mandatory units at one credit each. It is a national course but is internally assessed.
Attendance Pattern
The college will normally deliver Intermediate 1 & 2 together over over afternoon per week (1.30pm to 4.00pm) over two academic sessions.
This is negotiated through the appropriate Vocational Training Unit. Other options may be available subject to agreement with the college.
Entry Requirements
It is envisaged that students will be working at a minimum of Intermediate 1 or Standard Grade General level prior to the commencement of the course. A strong interest in a career in Hairdressing or Beauty is highly desirable.
Progression
Possible employment or apprenticeship in Hair & Beauty industry.
Full time college courses in Hair & Beauty sectors.
Higher Beauty course.