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147 Beautician / Beauty Therapist Training Courses

See also: Massage, Oil & Gas, Anatomy, Therapist, Education, Make-Up, and Nail Technician.

See also: Massage, Oil & Gas, and Anatomy.

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Beauty Therapy Diploma

Logo Greenwich Community College

Beauty Therapy What does the course include? You will learn through a variety of activities in the class and through work placements in loc…

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VRQ Level 3 Diploma in Beauty Therapy

Logo Northern Regional College

Course Content Working with colleagues within beauty related industries Monitor and maintain health and safety practice Client care and com…

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Diploma NVQ Beauty Therapy - Level 2

Logo Coleg Gwent

This course introduces the principles and skills in beauty therapy including skin cleansing & make-up, eyebrow/lash treatments, depilatory …

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Level 2 Beauty Therapy Apprenticeship Diploma (NVQ)

Logo New College Nottingham

This course consists of the following: Specialist facial Eyelash/brow treatment Manicure/pedicure Wax depilation Reception/sales skills Ski…

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Holistic Beauty Therapist

Logo Elearn UK

Holistic Beauty Therapy Course This innovative holistic beauty therapycourse has been specifically designed for the therapist who wishes to…

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NVQ Diploma in Beauty Therapy General

Logo Aylesbury College

Introduction The Hair and Beauty industry is a very exciting and dynamic sector of employment and offers a variety of career options. This …

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy

Logo Aylesbury College

Introduction You will develop the necessary knowledge, understanding and skills through assisting a qualified Beauty Therapist whilst you g…

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NVQ 3 Beauty Therapy (Body)

Logo City of Oxford College

Expand your practical beauty skills, build your beauty career, and achieve an internationally recognised qualification on the NVQ 3 Beauty …

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City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma In Beauty Therapy (Year 1 of 2)

Logo Northern Regional College

Kit and Uniform are compulsory additional costs, purchased in year 1. Kit costs approx 150 and uniform cost approx 70. Order Forms for both…

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Apprenticeship in Beauty Therapy (Level 2)

Logo Aylesbury College

Introduction We offer a range of Beauty and Holistic Therapy courses that will prepare you for a career in your chosen field. Set within ou…

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City & Guilds L3 Diploma Beauty Therapy

Logo Barnet College

Who is this course for? This course is designed for both men and women who wish to pursue a career in Beauty Therapy and have successfully …

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VRQ Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy

Logo Tameside College

Day(s) of Week:VARIOUS Duration:1 Year Fee: £750 Full-Time courses for 16-18 School Leavers are Free. If you are aged between 19 and 23 and…

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Beauty Therapist + 5 Clinic Days Training

Logo Elearn UK

"How long you live rests largely in your own hands. So does how well you live, how much vitality you have and how good you will look in twe…

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Beauty Therapy NVQ Level 2 (Full Time) - Elite

Logo Elearn UK

With our Beauty Therapy NVQ Level 2 (Full Time) – Elite course you train to become a fully qualified beautician within 3 months, the fastes…

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Beauty Salon Management Level 3

Logo Learn Now
placeAberdeen, Armagh and 72 other regions

Course Description If you want to develop your knowledge of Beauty Salon Management so that you can embark on a rewarding career or maybe y…

Let us help you choosing the right course

Not sure which course to pick? Please read on: You love helping others look beautiful and radiant, and wish to specialise yourself in beauty. However, before choosing a course, you need to consider some things. This guideline gives you a clear overview of what is of importance.

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First, ask yourself these questions:

  1. Which qualifications do I need? Am I still of school age?
  2. Do I want a short course or a full education programme?
  3. Do I want general or specialised training?
  4. Do I want a full-time or part-time (i.e. 2 or 4 daily periods a week) course?
  5. What’s my level?
  6. Do I want to study at home or attend school?

If you want to learn everything about the use of cosmetics, you can do a course to become a cosmetician. If you want to learn that and more about the whole range of possibilities and techniques in the area of beauty and external care, you can follow an education programme to become a beauty therapist. This will even teach you about stimulating a person’s inner beauty through relaxation. A facial, hand and feet care, epilation and giving personal advice, it’s all part of the training.

Which courses are on offer for you?

On offer are education programmes for young people who are still of school age, as well as programmes for adults who no longer have to go to school. Make sure you choose the course that is right for you.

If you are under eighteen and of school age, you will have to choose the full-time programme. Adults however, can also choose this option. Is your schedule constrained due to commitments, for instance because of work or children? Then attending school five days a week won’t be possible, but maybe one or two days will. A part-time course with evening classes could be just what you’re looking for. Depending on how much time you can invest, you can obtain your diploma or certificate within one or two years.

Which level suits you best?

Entry requirements differ greatly, depending on the education programme or training course. Requirements also vary depending on what skills you wish to learn and/or need, and if you want to work as a fully qualified beauty therapist. For instance, a basic course can start at NVQ level 2. With a NVQ level 3 course, you can work as a fully qualified beauty therapist and also specialise in massage treatments, for example. Check out the individual courses for more details, and think about the possibilities on offer.

If you already are a fully qualified beauty therapist, you might want to learn complicated techniques such as massage using the pinching technique, connective tissue massage and manual lymphatic drainage. Would you rather become skilled in electrical epilation or skin camouflage? Perhaps you fancy the eastern massage of Shiatsu. Are you in fact a budding acne specialist? It’s all possible!

Distance learning?

Because of the different levels, you should always check out the entry requirements beforehand. Courses with lower level entry requirements offer the possibility of distance learning. You could of course opt for distance learning simply because it matches your lifestyle perfectly, regardless of your qualifications.

If you opt for distance learning, but have difficulty in choosing the most suitable provider, just request some brochures for comparison. If there is little difference in content, costs and study requirements, follow your intuition and see which brochure most appeals to you.

A different beauty course?

Apart from short and extensive courses in the area of beauty, there is also specialised training on offer for becoming a tanning consultant, Reiki therapist or foot reflexologist, to name but a few examples. You can also follow a course in aromatherapy, massage, cosmetology and manicure, and acquire more knowledge and practice skills within these areas. Perhaps you’d rather order a basic course, an intensive course or a vocational training in nail art?

Whichever one you pick, whether it is about outer or inner beauty, you will help the world look better!