You will develop the necessary knowledge, understanding and gain basic skills in beauty and hairdressing. The programme is aimed at learners with a keen interest in the hair and beauty industry but may not have the entry requirements for a higher-level programme.
A selection of units from the list below:
1. Skills for Learning
2. Finding Out About a Topic
3. Designing a Product
4. Creating a Product
5. Presenting to Others
6. Making an Event a Success
7. Providing Customer Service
8. Going on a Visit
9. Financial Awareness
10. Living with Online Technology
11. Using Technology for a Purpose
12. Supporting Other Individuals
13. Communicating with People
14. Problem Solving by Thinking Creatively
15. Contributing to the Community
16. Managing Time
17. Responding to a Situation
18. Health and Wellbeing for the Workplace
19. Using Guidance
A range of practical sessions within the salons and theory via online resources.
Pearson BTEC Level Entry 3 Award in Entry to Vocational Study
A range of practical assessments within the salons, you will collate theoretical evidence in the form of assignments, projects, tests, quizzes and presentations.
Complete an application form for the course. A good reference and report from your school, a successful interview on a 1-2-1 basis.
This course is for learners with no GCSE English or Maths qualifications. If you do have GCSE English/Maths, please take a look at our Level 1 or 2 courses.
Students must be 16-19, have a good school report and reference, and must also undertake a successful interview with one of our team.
There will be a strong focus on building your English, Maths, Social Skills and employability skills.
A uniform approximate cost of £20.00
A kit approximate cost £30.00
Level 1 Beauty Therapy
Level 1 Hairdressing
Blossomfield Campus
Sept-2025
Various
TBC
N/A for 16 to 18 Year Olds
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Full Time
Woodlands Campus
Sept-2025
Various
TBC
N/A for 16 to 18 Year Olds
FLNFB141CFF0
Full Time
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