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munchkinme

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Evening geeks

I've been a member now for a few weeks since doing a 4 day course in acrylic, UV & fibreglass (I know, I know, dont hate me for being an uninformed person before I found this site!) I passed the course which is BABTAC accredited. Now, some of the girls on my course have already started work in salons - I'm no where near confident to do that! I've decided I wanted to do some more training etc especially in l&p as its my weakest one & I want to be fabulous at it........so I've investigated & decided I'd like to go with CND & do more training & conversion with them.

I spoke to Sweet Squared this afternoon & have been told that I cant do my l&p conversion course until I've got 6 months experience behind me, which I'm going to find difficult. I then looked at doing the complete foundation course but its expensive & I've covered a lot of it in my original course.

So my question is, what do I do? Will CND let me do some 121 lessons with a tutor before I do their l&p conversion course in order to build my confidence & knowledge? Or do I find another l&p course which teaches me a bit more about technique etc & then do the CND conversion course in April, if so what technique course? Or do I save super hard & do the CND foundation course which I won't be able to afford to do until April-ish which is 6 months away anyway? What would be the best for an aspiring nail tech who really wants to be good?!

Thanking you in anticipation x
 
You may think that you have covered everything on CNDs foundation course from your previous training but i would put money on the fact that your course did not teach you half as much as you would learn on the foundation course,
if you want to be a really good nail tech like you have said then save like crazy and do the foundation with CND,
asking for money towards your training for Christmas would help you get the money quicker, hth.
 
You want to be a fabulous technician? Go on the CND Foundation and learn how.

I agree with Louise ... On the course you took you will not have learned a fraction of what you will learn on an award winning course like CND ... not only that but they will also take you to the top if that is where you want to go by completing all the courses available to you.

You need to decide who your PARTNER is going to be in helping you to grow your business. Your product supplier should be your partner and help you to do this. This is what being a part of the CND family is all about.

The CND courses are all VALUE added and price includes the products you need ... Nothing better than making the correct choices .. right from the start.
 

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