Well probably the most frequently asked post is "where should i do my training?". Most people on the site when asked this question politely advise the quizzer to do a search. But have you done one? Most threads actually give very little advice, apart from "do a search", but I've...

hi try calling michelle porter beauty products 08453451224 they have training venues and course's all over the place you may hit lucky and i have found they are great for products and training to a very high standard

Your articule is great and has helped me a lot. I'm a stay at home mom and I had always love the nail bussines. I have been visiting a couple institutions seeking information about the nail tech career but they doesnt fit my needs. I didn't know you can get home learn!! That is just what I need, since I read your articule I started looking in the internet for this packages but I wasn't lucky, I wasn't able to find any Could you tell me where can I get this packages?? I live in USA.

Thank you so very much!!

Hi, that's great adivce and makes things a lot clearer. I've been doing nails for eight years and would like to go down the road of educator, is there any courses you'd reccommend for me?

This is a great piece of advice, I am new to nails and have signed up with Creative, training begins in October, eeeek

I am just starting out and looking for courses that will help me learn what I need to know without having to spend a fortune on further training.

That was a really informative article and I it is really good to learn from qualified nail technicians who have been there and done it already.

I really hope to learn from what everybody says, this is such a great site and very addictive!!

Thanks.x.x.x.x

Hello Sassy
As the owner of the Cottage Training Centre, a private training college I thought your views on all options was very well balanced and endorse the fact that intensive courses are not for everyone. They do require hard work and yes you certainly ned to keep practising. A bit like learning to drive and then buying your first car. It takes time and effort to get it right. At my centre we offer acrylic systems only as a start so when confident you can then go on and add to your skills.

Hi Kim I think as you have realised it's me Sarah Haslam and I have trained with you!

just read what you had to say about what questions to ask thank you was most help full.i am new to this i am looking in to two places in fl to learn about nails one wants 100.oo sighn up fee and 1,100for class and books and 60.00for leines fee.ihave not got all the information on the other one yet .it is a coumnety colge. sorry about the spelling .any way has anyone ever heard of puttin'on the tips. thanks for reading this mustanggurl62

Thanks alot for that, good stable info which has helped me

thanx Hx

Thank you so much for taking the time to write this up. I have been hunting for info for training and its proving to be a nightmare. I live in Devon and trying to find something local and its driving me nuts!! I didn't even know U could have 121, so I am going to get the name of a distributor in Exeter and take it from there. This is a major career change for me and something I really want to do,,,with the proper paperwork!! At the moment I am a decorator,,,,so I am painting!! lol

thankyou for this it has helped me heaps xxxxx

Thank you Sassy.
I think your article helps a lot to all beginners and newcomers in Nail business, I am one of them. Ur article is specially useful for me because im now looking for a training school both in my country (Thailand) and aboard. It's so confusing and hard to get any solid info.
Thank you again for ur guildeline.

How come I can't open it??
Jules

just found your fabulous advice about the million dollar question, which course for me!

I am complete beginner, and would like to know which route I should go and regret bitterly not taking it up at college, but that's life............

anyway your advice was so helpful,

thank you so much

I have just read info provided by Sassy Hassy, which I wished I had read last year. I took an intensive course in London which I must admit did give me the basics and introduced me to the various systems. The tutor however was very informative and the class was not that big, so i felt that I did get a good trainer. I am now trying to master the basics. I am thinking of getting a practise hand and going on a creative Course and I do agree that there are many suppliers popping up offering courses to take our hard earned cash. I have a friend that tried one and was not impressed with the lack of support she recieved. I have tried to remain neutral and have been practising with my supplies my college gave me, but I am encountering lifting etc. All these suppliers promising fantastic results is a bit mind blowing for a newie. Your info has lifted me a little ..... all good things come to those who wait and in this game patience is a virtue ... go with names that you have heard of. Has anyone heard of Acrygel ?


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