Nail Harmony training

[louisekjh]

Hopefully doing the course in June. Can't remember the title but it's the mani/gelish/acrylic one.

Do I need to buy full kits prior to training?? I have my heart set on doing training with Nail Harmony but it's going to take me longer to save up if I need full kit for everything for training.

Tia

 

[mrshoop]

Hi, I'm not sure if this helps but I was sent this earlier in the week.

 

[louisekjh]

Thank you for that. I can't seem to see the course on there that Amber (my local educator) advised me to do. I know it was £360 + vat. As it was all the courses together?

May have to give her a call to find out.

 

[louisekjh]

4 day complete beginners prohesion is the course Amber advised

 

[willowrose]

That course is just l&p.

You need a full working kit for any course. The cost of products is extremely low & you need the kit to practice between training dates.

Harmony do regular vat free promotions so you can save a lot if you buy wisely :biggrin:

 

[louisekjh]

Oh right! I thought it was mani, gelish and prohesion.

In the email I was sent she said this includes the nail essentials course which would be mani? Maybe I've got it wrong

 

[willowrose]

You're kind of right :biggrin:

On completion you will receive a liquid & powder 101 certificate & a natural nail 101 certificate.

They give you a folder at the beginning of the course & natural nail info is within. I've attended a few times & nothing approaching manicure training was offered. But perhaps that was because it was assumed everyone already knew it & there would be more if one was a total beginner?

The natural nail certificate doesn't say the word "manicure" on it anywhere though which I think would be interesting in terms of getting insurance coverage for manicures based on that certificate alone.

 

[Muzza]

All courses with Harmony require you to buy all kit required to complete them x

 

[louisekjh]

So would I be qualified in manicure after completing this course? Confusing! Lol

 

[mrshoop]

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but from my understanding .... U r only insured for treatments that are on ur certificates, but if the nh one doesn't state manicure on it u may need to check with whoever u buy ur insurance off.

 

[mlea79]

I have recently completed this course and the gelish course and I have insurance. The acrylic course mentioned is the beginner one and covers manicure. I would presume it only wouldnt cover this if u were doing a conversion?

 

[mlea79]

Day 1 of the 4 day course was manicure for us.

 

[willowrose]

Day 1 of the 4 day course was manicure for us.

Manicure or nail preparation?

Does your certificate say manicure or is it like the one attached?

Day 1 of enhancements is called "nail essentials" - preparing the natural nail. Manicure tuition involves a routine with numerous products (that harmony don't make) & components such as soaking, exfoliating, masks, massage.

There is a newly added manicure course using All That Jazz products offered by harmony. But this is a standalone qualification. The certificate states "manicure" on completion. But the one on the enhancements course does not - unless it has changed?

I would be extremely concerned if I was qualified for manicure with that certificate as to me it is perfect grounds for an insurance company to rescind coverage were a claim to be lodged. Certificates are always fine until something goes wrong - then insurance companies suddenly hold you to a much higher level of scrutiny.

The standard rule is you are insured for what your certificate says. But perhaps I am wrong :biggrin: