Want to learn a new skill to enable you to become self-employed? Interested in having a skill that will allow you to be able to offer an additional service to your existing clients or entice new clients? Do you enjoy seeing colour on your own nails and like applying it to others but want to know how to do it properly? Then this gel polish techniques course is just for you!
Gel Polish Techniques
Course Code:
GPT2
- Level: 2
- Qualification: Award
- Awarding body: Vocational Training Charitable Trust (VTCT)
- Duration: Two weeks
- Course type: Short course
- Time of day: Daytime
- When you'll study: Saturdays, 9.30am - 3.00pm
What's it all about?
Course information
There are no specific entry requirements for the course. However, if English is your second language you should have a level 1 English speaking, listening and writing qualification and be working towards a level 2 (ESOL).
Following successful completion of this course, you could progress onto one of the following courses:
Future careers
What you could earn:
Hairdressing and Beauty Salon Managers and Proprietors
£44,930.44
Potential salary
£12,090.96
Entry level salary
£26,658.56
Average salary
2
Annual openings in Plymouth
What you could earn:
Beauticians and Related Occupations
£26,014.97
Potential salary
£7,654.71
Entry level salary
£15,237.59
Average salary
7
Annual openings in Plymouth
What you could earn:
Hairdressers and Barbers
£26,121.60
Potential salary
£8,146.34
Entry level salary
£15,300.04
Average salary
13
Annual openings in Plymouth
Related courses
Hairdressing Professional Apprentice
- Level: 2
- Qualification: Apprenticeship
- Duration: 24 months
- Course type: Full-time
Hair and Beauty Summer School (for 13-16 year olds)
- Level: 1
- Qualification: College Certificate
- Awarding body: City College Plymouth
- Duration: Three days (Tuesday to Thursday)
- Course type: Short course
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