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NVQ Hairdressing Level 2

September 2010 entry

Level 2
Chippenham or Salisbury or Trowbridge

If you are interested in …

Improving your appearance and that of others
Looking your best
Meeting and talking to people
Being active
Being creative
Communicating ideas

Or you think you might be good at …

Practical activities and using your hands
Being patient and considerate
Offering help and advice
Demonstrating confidence
Listening and communicating
Selling services and products

...then the Hairdressing NVQ Level 2 course is the one for you.

Who is this course for

Those wishing to pursue a career in Hairdressing. This course provides a qualification in basic hairdressing skills.

What does this course aim to do

This course provides a foundation qualification in basic hairdressing skills.

Employment opportunities

Junior stylist in a Hair Salon
Working on a cruise liner/airline as a stylist

Educational Progression

NVQ Level 3 in Hairdressing
Advanced Apprenticeship in Level 3 Hairdressing

Student Profile

A previous student who successfully completed a very similar course said of it, “I really enjoyed the course. Working with clients in the Aspire Hairdressing Salon helped to build up my confidence.”

About this course

During the course you will learn a variety of techniques in all aspects of hairdressing. This will include blow drying and setting; putting hair up; cutting; perming and colouring. You will work with the general public implementing customer service procedures and manage the reception area; learning safe methods of storing client information manually and on the computer.

Competition Work and work experience is an essential part of your course, which can be in a placement of your choice. Staff will assist you in securing a place if you do not already have one.

How will I be assessed?

In the 'Aspire' college hair salon and during your work experience (if there is a qualified assessor in the salon).

Will I have to study at home?

A minimim of 2-hours a week home study is required.

Are there any additional costs

You will need a uniform and a kit for this course; order forms will be sent out with the induction pack. In cases of financial hardship funds may be available to help with the cost of this.

Entry requirements

Hairdressing NVQ Level 1.
You will also be expected to attend an interview and undertake a trade test.

Length of course

1 year

Final Qualifications

City & Guilds Hairdressing NVQ Level 2.

Units

There are 9 units for a full qualification at Level 2:

Advise and consult with clients
Shampoo and condition hair and scalp
Style and finish hair
Set and dress hair
Cut hair using basic techniques
Change hair colour using basic techniques
Give clients a positive impression of yourself and your organisation
Ensure your actions reduce the risks to health and safety

Optional units

Perm and neutralise hair or

Plait and twist hair

Enrichment units

Key skills/ Functional skills in Communication and Improving Own Learning and Performance are important in the hairdressing industry and we will work with you to develop them to an appropriate level.

Tutorial Services

As a full-time student at Wiltshire College, you will be allocated a personal tutor and will receive a tutorial session of at least one-hour per week and a one-to-one personal tutorial on a regular basis.

The purpose of the tutorial is to ensure that you are making the necessary progress towards the achievement of your main qualification aim and to address any academic or personal issues that you may wish to raise.

Learning support is available if required.

Visiting Wiltshire College

Please see our website for details of Information & Advice events : www.wiltshire.ac.uk/visit

How to apply

To request an application form, please phone our Information & Advice centre on 01225 756264 or email courses@wiltshire.ac.uk
or apply on line by going to our Full Time online application system http://www.wiltshire.ac.uk/ud/fulltime_apps/

Course Fees

Students aged 18 or under on the 31st of August 2010 will not be required to pay.

Students aged 19 or over on the 31st August 2010 will pay a reduced rate of £120 if you meet one of the criteria listed here.

All other applicants will be expected to pay the full course cost of £870

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