Hairdressing NVQ Level 1 Evening (Part 1)

Subject : Hairdressing | Course Code 9005006 | Print Version

Course Overview

YOU DO NOT NEED TO APPLY FOR THIS COURSE.

PLEASE CALL COURSE ENQUIRIES ON 01695 52300 FOR ENROLMENT DETAILS.

This course will introduce you to a range of hairdressing skills. You will begin developing the skills and qualities sought by employers within this professional industry.

Start Date Duration Venue
12 September 2011 Monday & Tuesday 6pm-8pm & 6pm-9pm, 30 weeks Skelmersdale Campus, College Way, Skelmersdale, WN8 6DX

Who The Course is for

Successful students will:
• be good at working with their hands
• be creative and artistic
• have good communication skills
• be able to work quickly and neatly
• enjoy working with people
• be interested in fashion and grooming
• have a degree of personal responsibility, autonomy and the ability to work as a team.

Course Content

Students will study NVQ Level 1 in Hairdressing.

Much of the coursework is practical, working in the college salons training to become competent in male/female hairdressing. Theory is covered in order to assist and support the practical work. Flexible learning techniques are used to deliver theory, which include learning packages, group work, projects/assignments, demonstrations and videos. Units of study will include:

• blow drying into styles
• consultation & diagnosis
• shampooing
• working relations
• maintain work areas
• assisting with colouring
• health and safety
• understanding the hairdressing industry
• plus relevant enrichment course

Optional enrichment courses and trips may be available to full time students at an additional cost. Details will be available from the course co-ordinator.

All students must purchase relevant kit and college tunic from the Hairdressing department prior to the start of the course. Costs will be discussed at enrolment and during the college induction. Students will be required to carry out treatments on the general public who book in as clients at our reception area. On occasion you will also be expected to provide a paying model for your practical assessments.

All students must wear the college uniform, which is

• long smart black trousers
• college tunic (purchased from the department)
• low heeled full black smart shoes (purchased by the student)
• students will be required to remove all visable jewellery including facial piercings during all practical sessions (due to awarding body requirements) and have short nails with no nail polish

A certain level of manual dexterity will be required for this course.

Entry Requirements

There are no formal entry requirments, but a reasonable standard of English and maths is expected, plus the enthusiasm and commitment to succeed. All candidates will be interviewed to assess their eligibility for the course.

Skelmersdale & Ormskirk College will also accept credits previously gained through the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF).

Learning & Assessment Methods

Assessment is by practical observation, oral questioning, case studies, written essential knowledge papers. End examination awarding body will take place later in the course. An internal/external verifier will assess all portfolio evidence and practical skills.

Qualifications Gained

Hairdressing NVQ Level 1 awarded by C&G.

Progression Opportunities

This is a nationally recognised qualification. Students who successfully complete Hairdressing NVQ Level 1 may progress to Hairdressing Level 2 NVQ qualification.

Career Opportunities

This course will enhance employment prospects and provides scope for employment in Hairdressing Salons, Hair/Beauty Consultancies as a Sales person.

Course Costs

If you are 16-18 Years old you do not have to pay course tuition fees*.

If you are 19 or over please call 01695 52300 or email enquiries@westlancs.ac.uk to confirm the fee for this course. Course costs may by subject to change.

If you need information on any financial support that may be available to you with fees or study costs on this course, please contact the Learner Zone (see contact details below) who can offer advice and assistance on accessing any financial support that may be available.

How to Apply

Please complete and return a College application form. Application forms can be obtained college Admissions – contact details below.

Further Information: If you have a query about this course or would like advice on your study options please contact college Admissions:

In Person:
Until 19 August 2011: West Lancashire College, Westbank Campus, Yewdale, Skelmersdale WN8 6JA.
From 22 August 2011: West Lancashire College, Skelmersdale Campus, College Way, Skelmersdale, WN8 6DX
                

By Phone: (01695) 52300

By Email: enquiries@westlancs.ac.uk

By Post: The Principal, West Lancashire College, FREEPOST, Skelmersdale WN8 6BR

Website: http://www.westlancs.ac.uk

Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this leaflet is correct at the time of printing. We reserve the right however, to make alterations or amendments to the information contained in this leaflet. This course will run subject to sufficient numbers.