Hi Could you point me in the right direction. There are very few waxing courses in Ireland that are solely waxing the ones that are for four weekends and about 1000 euros so like my spray tanning, I think I should come see beautiful England again. And one have recommendations it, near airport or major trains, and needs to be insurable with british standards or itec.

Thanks

Flower

Hi Flower

If you click on the "Navigation" and then "Links" it should take you to the links directory which may be of some help

xXx

Hi Flower,
Give Elizabeth a call at The Beauty School 02841774064 they run courses in spray tanning, waxing, advanced waxing, nail extensions etc.

Hope this helps xx

You will find a lot of help on waxing on salongeek. There is different courses for general waxing up to intimate waxing depending on "how deep" you want to go.

You should be able to find the info here on the different waxes and courses but make sure you go for an accredited course so that your insurance will cover you once you are certified..

I'm coming to Ireland to train. I'll PM you details. xxx

hi im from ireland to there are a few vecs that do these courses for very reasonably priced i have also sent you a pm

Just as a matter of interest Britta... do courses accredited here in England stand up for Irish regulations and insurance?

I work for a company on Thursdays that is an Authorising Body authorised by the Secretary of State to permit off road driving activities to be exempt from the Road Traffic Act. However, we are not covered to permit events in Ireland or abroad in general. I am probably barking up the wrong tree as usual.. but I just wondered if accredited courses were actually recognised as such in Ireland?

Good question Jen, for example some of our courses are accredited with the GUILD and / or Professional beauty and the insurance covers the UK (including Northern Ireland).

This issue would come up if anyone trains with a UK accredited company or college but lives outside the UK or moves into a different country later on.

With being in the EEC I would think that insurance companies in Ireland or other European countries are very likely to insure someone who has been trained with a UK accredited company or college but it might be worth for anyone in countries outside the UK to ask this question to their insurance and find out what requirements they expect to be able to provide cover.