Hair Techniques - Level 2 (Part-Time) (Year 1)

Start Date: 13th September 2027

Length 5 hours per week for 25 weeks
Study Part-Time
Location Rye Hill Campus
Price Cat A: Free; Cat B: £528; Cat C: £1,267 Course Cost Categories

Qualification Gained

City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Hair Techniques

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More about the course

Do you love to experiment with new looks and hairstyles? Do you like the idea of working with people and helping them to express themselves with their hair?

This part-time Hair Techniques course will help you to develop all of the essential skills and techniques you will need for cutting and styling hair.

You will practice on real clients using industry standard tools and products, and learn from expert tutors in industry standard facilities.

As part of your course you will learn about all of the opportunities available to you in the sector and take part in masterclasses from experts such as Revlon.

Once you have completed this course, you can progress onto Hairdressing - Level 2 (Part-Time) (Year 2).

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