Training advice - central scotland

[jtp]

Hi everyone - first post, brand new to the site!

With the advent of freedom as my dtr leaves school,at the age of 49 I'm changing direction from psychotherapy/comp therapy to the beauty world - hurrah.

In the short term I want to start off with nails (am enrolled for full time course in beauty from set).

Can you people advise me where to train in nails so I can offer mani, pedi and acrylics, nail art etc? Have no trouble travelling to train with the best in the business, so altho I'm in scotland south of the border is not a problem.

Look forward to hearing folks views...cheers, jtp x

 

[stoney]

The Scottish Beauty School. Hillington, Glasgow

www.thescottishbeautyschool.co.uk

Hope this helps, good luck.

 

[geeg]

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CND Best training in Scotland

 

[izzidoll]

Hi there.......and welcome to the site!!!

Have a read over this great article about choosing who to train with http://www.salongeek.com/training/27430-answer-most-faq-training-should-i-choose.html

EzFlow also do training in the Edinburgh area.

Why not come along to the the Scottish Beauty Show at Ingleston on Sunday 11th May, and see us....and other companies in action.
This will help you get a feel for the products and the people behind them!!!

Good luck with your change in career direction.....I am sure you will enjoy it.

 

[fiona wallace]

What a fantastic age to change direction! You must feel excited but also a little apprehensive

Do your homework, get plenty of information and recommendations to help you make an informed decision.

You may also like to know that the CND Training Centre will be having an Open Day on 11th May and are located less than a mile from the Ingliston Centre.

 

[sparklybits]

Young Nails is one of America's leading manufacturer and have Just opened is't new Training centre in central Scotland although Young Nails training in Scotland has been on going for some time all training will now take place at www.thenailloung.org