Gents Barbering
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Gloucestershire College offers this product as a default in the following regions: Gloucester
Level 2 Barbering will enable you to achieve core foundation skills in Barbering; these skills form a vital platform for any person wishing to become a Barber. This is a vocational qualification which focuses on commercial timings and standards and all practical assessments are carried out in our commercial salons on paying clients. As part of the course you will also study the theory of barbering.
Additional NotesINDUSTRY INFORMATION Hours You would usually work up to 40 hours a week, between 9am and 6pm. This would usually include Saturdays with a day off in the week. Some salons open late on one or two evenings during the week. Part-time work is often available. You cou…
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Level 2 Barbering will enable you to achieve core foundation skills in Barbering; these skills form a vital platform for any person wishing to become a Barber. This is a vocational qualification which focuses on commercial timings and standards and all practical assessments are carried out in our commercial salons on paying clients. As part of the course you will also study the theory of barbering.
Additional NotesINDUSTRY INFORMATION Hours You would usually work up to 40 hours a week, between 9am and 6pm. This would usually include Saturdays with a day off in the week. Some salons open late on one or two evenings during the week. Part-time work is often available. You could also work freelance, either renting space within a salon or visiting customers in their own homes. Income Pay for trainee hairdressers is likely to be based around the National Minimum Wage. This will vary depending on age. Visit the GOV.UK website for details of the National Minimum Wage. Fully-trained hairdressers can earn between £14,000 and £20,000 a year. Top professional hairdressers can earn £30,000 a year or more, depending on who they work for and the salon location. Figures are intended as a guideline only. Skills and knowledge To become a hairdresser, you will need to have: good practical skills creativity customer service and 'people' skills an understanding and tactful approach an awareness of fashion willingness to learn new techniques and methods an awareness of health and safety issues. More information Hairdressing and Beauty Industry Authority (HABIA) www.habia.org Freelance Hair and Beauty Federation (FHBF) www.fhbf.org.uk The Hairdressing and Barbering industry - Facts There are over 36,000 salons in the UK employing over 200,000 staff, with a turnover in excess of £4.2 billion. Figures taken from www.nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk
Entry CriteriaYou will require a GCSE grade A* - C in English or a completed level 1 Hairdressing with L2 Functional Skills English.
Progression DetailsOnce you've completed the course successfully, you may progress onto the NVQ level 2 course in hairdressing.
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