fificharlie
Well-Known Member
Hello all!
I am not fully qualified yet, but I am insured as a 'student' - I'm only doing an online course, as this allows me to study for as long as I want, as apposed to one night a week at my local college. I received my first 3 modules, and realised that there is no actual 'practical' work to be marked, its all theory.:sad:
I really really want my work to be professional, and I want to give my future clients the best nails I possibly can. I'm learning with 'Netlearners'.
I would appreciate ANY feedback on this course, good or bad! - What do you guys think?
I personally think my 'practical' skills are very good, as I have basically bought the 'encyclopedia of nails' and taught myself - Im going to put a pic of my work on my profile, as my main picture, I'd love to hear your comments! again, good or bad!!!
[just done that, its the pic above - a gel nail with freehand art - purple flower - uploaded some more pics on my profile - comments please!!!]
I'm hoping to set up as a mobile technician, and have done a few clients, they have all been happy with the l&p acrylics I have done for them. I cant be that bad can I????
I am using 'Mercia' products at the mo, and I use my local 'Sally's' for my products.
I have quit my full time job in banking, as I was totally fed up and thinking about becoming a nail tech for a long time, so I decided to take the plunge!
And here I am. I have a friend who owns a printing company, and I am seeing him on Monday eve to get some leaflets and business cards sorted. I'm then going to do some dooor to door leaflet drops round my area, and in the town center, handing the leaflets out and talking to the public.
I'd love to hear what you guys think about my current situation.
Ive spent alot of money on my equipment, uv lamp - etc etc - and I really want to make this work!
Thanks to everyone xxx:Love:
I am not fully qualified yet, but I am insured as a 'student' - I'm only doing an online course, as this allows me to study for as long as I want, as apposed to one night a week at my local college. I received my first 3 modules, and realised that there is no actual 'practical' work to be marked, its all theory.:sad:
I really really want my work to be professional, and I want to give my future clients the best nails I possibly can. I'm learning with 'Netlearners'.
I would appreciate ANY feedback on this course, good or bad! - What do you guys think?
I personally think my 'practical' skills are very good, as I have basically bought the 'encyclopedia of nails' and taught myself - Im going to put a pic of my work on my profile, as my main picture, I'd love to hear your comments! again, good or bad!!!
[just done that, its the pic above - a gel nail with freehand art - purple flower - uploaded some more pics on my profile - comments please!!!]
I'm hoping to set up as a mobile technician, and have done a few clients, they have all been happy with the l&p acrylics I have done for them. I cant be that bad can I????
I am using 'Mercia' products at the mo, and I use my local 'Sally's' for my products.
I have quit my full time job in banking, as I was totally fed up and thinking about becoming a nail tech for a long time, so I decided to take the plunge!
And here I am. I have a friend who owns a printing company, and I am seeing him on Monday eve to get some leaflets and business cards sorted. I'm then going to do some dooor to door leaflet drops round my area, and in the town center, handing the leaflets out and talking to the public.
I'd love to hear what you guys think about my current situation.
Ive spent alot of money on my equipment, uv lamp - etc etc - and I really want to make this work!
Thanks to everyone xxx:Love: