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I saw an ad in my local paper yesterday as follows
I was intrigued so I called. I was told it is a 2 or 3 day course depending on whether you wanted to learn 1 or 2 systems (L&P or gel)
I would be issued with an industry recognised diploma and ready after 2 days to work on the public, although I would be recommended to do between 10-15 sets before I was really good enough.
Question? - what constitutes an industry recognised diploma. I played dumb and asked if this meant it was like an NVQ - she said no. I mentioned that I had spoken to some other companies and was asking the same questions. She told me that Creative do a weeks course then you have to do another weeks course and it costs £700 - not heard of this one LOL.
To get to my point and I will also include a poll here. What is your opinion on licencing. I do not think we will ever get government legislation - look at the hair industry, they have been talking about this for over £25 years.
I would like to see a regulatory board which asseses training courses and approves them from an insurance point of view.
What do you all think.
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I was intrigued so I called. I was told it is a 2 or 3 day course depending on whether you wanted to learn 1 or 2 systems (L&P or gel)
I would be issued with an industry recognised diploma and ready after 2 days to work on the public, although I would be recommended to do between 10-15 sets before I was really good enough.
Question? - what constitutes an industry recognised diploma. I played dumb and asked if this meant it was like an NVQ - she said no. I mentioned that I had spoken to some other companies and was asking the same questions. She told me that Creative do a weeks course then you have to do another weeks course and it costs £700 - not heard of this one LOL.
To get to my point and I will also include a poll here. What is your opinion on licencing. I do not think we will ever get government legislation - look at the hair industry, they have been talking about this for over £25 years.
I would like to see a regulatory board which asseses training courses and approves them from an insurance point of view.
What do you all think.