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The course provides students with the basic skills associated with hairdressing, such as preparing clients for salon services

Certificate II and III in Hairdressing

(WRH20109 and WRH30109)

UB Tec Certificate II in Hairdressing provides students with the basic skills associated with hairdressing, such as preparing clients for salon services. Hairdressing activities are ‘hands–on’ and include project-based tasks. Students will develop skills to enhance entry–level employment prospects, including Australian Apprenticeships and Traineeships.

UB Tec Certificate III in Hairdressing (Partial Completion) provides students with the basic skills associated with hairdressing, such as applying hair design to clients. This is a pathway program for students who have completed a Certificate II in Hairdressing

What will I study?

Certificate II in Hairdressing with units from Certificate III in Hairdressing*
Prepare clients for salon services	Dry hair to shape
Maintain tools and equipment	Sell products and services
Maintain and organise work areas	Communicate in the workplace
Apply safe work practices	Work effectively in a retail environment
Follow personal health and safety routines at work	Assist colleagues providing multiple salon services as a team member
Perform head, neck and shoulder massage	Develop hairdressing industry knowledge
Apply single, two and three strand braiding techniques	Apply temporary hair colour and remove residual colour products
Conduct financial transactions	Merchandise products
Certificate III in Hairdressing (partial completion)*
Color and lighten hair	Apply the principles of hairdressing science
Design and apply long hair design finishes	Merchandise products
Create a display	Design and apply short to medium–length hair design finishes
Design and perform full and partial highlighting techniques
Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL)
Work related skills	Personal development skills
Numeracy skills	Literacy skills
Basic first aid

   * Units are subject to change

Information Brochure (pdf, 125kb)

2012 Term Dates

Term 1 – 2 February > 30 March
Term 2 – 16 April > 29 June
Term 3 – 16 July > 21 September
Term 4 – 8 October > 9 November

Fees 

The minimum and maximum fees for this course include all material and student tuition fees. The fees are a guide only and are dependent on the total number of hours you enrol. A minimum fee applies to students who hold a Commonwealth Health Care Card.

Further Information 

Call 1800 811 711 or email ubtec@ballarat.edu.au