Hairdressing Apprenticeship

Hairdressing Apprenticeship – Level 2 & 3

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for those who wish to train in Hairdressing whilst working within the industry.

Applicants will attend the Hair and Beauty Academy one day per week to study all aspects of the NVQ Hairdressing qualifications.

Candidates may apply directly to Level 3 if current skills are competent.

Applicants should visit the Gov.je website and apply using the online Apprenticeship application form, which can be found via this link: Trackers: the apprentice programme.

What are the entry requirements for the course?

Personal presentation to reflect industry needs.
Full time employment within industry, a good standard of education and a proven record of involvement in industry (i.e. Saturday work or work placement) or completion of the Jersey Progression Diploma in Hairdressing.
For applicants who have English as a second language, Level 1 ESOL will be required.
There are no age restrictions on this course.

How long is this course?

Level 2 is a ONE-year day release programme (34 weeks per year) which runs on Monday’s, starting in September 2024 (10:00am -17:00pm each week)

Level 3 is a ONE-year day release programme which runs on Tuesday’s, starting in September 2024 (11:00am – 19:00pm each week)

Candidates who have completed Level 2 may apply directly for Level 3.

What will I study on this course?

Level 2 – ONE year

Advise & consult with clients
Shampoo, condition and treat the hair & scalp
Develop & maintain your effectiveness at work
Style & finish hair
Set & dress hair
Cut hair using basic techniques
Colour & lighten hair
Plait & twist hair
Cut men’s hair using basic techniques
Fulfil salon reception duties

Level 3 – ONE year

Provide client consultation services
Creatively style & dress hair
Creatively cut hair using a combination of techniques
Creatively colour & lighten hair
Hair colour correction services
Cut men’s hair using basic techniques

What Qualification will I gain?

VTCT Level 2 Diploma in Hairdressing

<>VTCT Level 3 Diploma in Hairdressing

Will I go out on work experience?

Candidates will already be working within the industry.

How is the course assessed?

Practical assessments both within the Hair and Beauty Academy commercial salons and within the workplace by qualified Assessors.

Assessment will also take place with online exams and written work.

What does this course lead on to?

Salon manager, Senior Stylist, Colour Specialist, Award in Education & Training and the TAQA Assessors qualification.

Progression from Level 2 to Level 3 is supported and encouraged.

How much will it cost?

Course book: TBC.
Uniform: Smart black & current professional salon dress as per salon requirements.
Practical Hairdressing Kit – order forms will be included in the enrolment pack.

If self-funding; Level 2 will cost £1128 and Level 3 will cost £1104. Funding might be available through the Trackers Apprenticeship programme.

More information can be found on the gov.je website. All apprenticeship applications must be completed via the Trackers website: Apprenticeship application – Welcome – one.gov.je

How can I find out more?

For further information, please call 608778 or email hairandbeauty@highlands.ac.uk.

Extra Info

***Please note that we still operate a minimum number requirement on all courses. If we cannot fill the course, then there is always a risk that the course will not be able to run. We do aim to let you know as early as possible if this is likely to happen***

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the entry requirements for this course?

Entry requirements differ depending on the course; you may be required to attend an interview in the first instance to assess the suitable of the qualification for your learning and requirements. Please contact the relevant department’s Course Administrator to discuss this further.

Who do I make cheques payable to?

Cheques should be made out to “Treasurer of the States”. If you are applying for more than one course, please enclose separate cheques for each. This will enable us to return fees for courses that are already full and still process other applications without delay. You may also pay by MasterCard, Visa or Maestro by filling out the required card details.

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In some instances an instalment plan may be possible, please discuss this with the Course Administrator.

When do courses run?

Highlands College part-time courses vary in length from evening or half-day workshops to two or three academic years. The majority of courses follow an academic timetable and may exclude half terms, bank holidays or other breaks.

What happens if the course I want is full?

Our policy is to accept applications on a first-come, first-served basis on receipt of fees. However, if a course is full a person’s name can be added to a waiting list. If the list is sufficiently large and additional tutors and facilities are available, another course may be set up and you will be contacted.

What if my course is relocated, rescheduled or cancelled?

We make every effort to avoid doing this, but occasionally it is necessary. This is why it is vitally important for us to have your current telephone numbers or e-mail address in order that we can contact you as speedily as possible. If you have a mobile telephone number, we may use a text message service to inform you of any changes to your course. Please note; our text message service is a non-reply service.

Why are some courses cancelled?

A minimum enrolment number is required to recover the full costs of providing the course. If numbers of students fail to reach this minimum, we reluctantly cancel it. We contact the applicants and provide a full refund, or offer a transfer to another course if a suitable one is available.

How will my course be assessed?

Assessment varies depending on the course; some may require formal written or practical assessment or attendance at examinations.

If I can no longer attend the class, can I get a refund?

Unfortunately we only offer a refund if your course has been cancelled by Highlands College. Circumstances such as illness, work commitments or leaving the Island are not considered for refunds. In some instances course fees may be able to be transferred to a module/unit within the same qualification. Fees or course places cannot be transferred to another person.

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Application priority

Applications for Highlands Professional are accepted on a first come, first served basis on receipt of fees. If a student withdraws you may be offered a place, or if the waiting list is sufficiently large and additional tutors and facilities are available, another course may be set up, for which you will be offered a place.

Cancellations

A minimum enrolment number is required to recover the full costs of providing a course. If numbers of students fail to reach this minimum we reluctantly cancel it. Applicants are provided with a full refund or a transfer to another suitable course if one is available.

Refunds

Unfortunately we only offer a refund if a course has been cancelled by Highlands College. Circumstances such as illness, work commitments or leaving the island are not considered for refunds. In some instances course fees may be able to be transferred to a module/unit within the same qualification. Fees or course places cannot be transferred to another person.