Hair extension teacher

[Momobile hair]

Hello!
Ok I have had a few girls asking about courses in fitting hair
I would love to teach hair extension fittings as I am extremely confident in my work. Can I do this and make certificates for them?
I have seen a place called hairspray do this, it doesn't seem to be a registered type course or legally do I have to do a training course and how would I go about it?
Until then can I get a teacher in to teach in my salon?

 

[Sasha99]

There's a few training courses to teach, I seen one a while ago ( can't remember the name ) and I think it's around £5000 them £1000 per method and you do a week residential course covering everything, you can't just show someone how to fit extensions and knock a certificate up on the printer x

 

[AmberExt]

Do your ptlls training online its about £150-250 then write your content and submit to insurance for acreditation, i cant remember how much that is but its not 5k.

Abt have an info pack you can download

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[Sasha99]

Do your ptlls training online its about £150-250 then write your content and submit to insurance for acreditation, i cant remember how much that is but its not 5k.

Abt have an info pack you can download

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I'll try and find the place I'm on about, obviously ripping people's eyes out,lol it was in manchester I think? X

 

[AmberExt]

Or This is babtac's acreditation page, gives an idea ehat you need to do to submit your course

http://www.babtac.com/short-course-accreditation/

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[AmberExt]

I'll try and find the place I'm on about, obviously ripping people's eyes out,lol it was in manchester I think? X

Different levels of support i guess

Looks like ptlls & babtac you diy all the work but get change out of £500 :o

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[Jody2412]

Being confident in your subject and then teaching it can be challenging! Especially if your students are don't understand!

My advice would be to do pttls or dttls to get a feel for the prep that is involved in teaching! I teach hair at nvq Level for a training provider! The training manual you give to your students can be sent to HABIA and you can offer accreditation. There is a fee for this, also I am un sure if you have to have an official qualification to be able to get the accreditation. I hope this has helped.