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Reference code: 536036

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L2 Certificate in Women’s Hairdressing

  • Starts 22-03-2027
  • 23 weeks
  • 31 Hrs 15 Mins a week

About this course

The aim of the programme is to provide learners with the knowledge, skills, and competence to enter the world of hair styling and colouring on women, developing a range of complex hairdressing skills in a salon environment to help prepare them for a career in the hairdressing industry.

Employability Statement
Upon successful completion of this course, applicants will be able to work in a hairdressing salon under supervision.

Your week

Class times each week
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
Morning Class Class Class Class Class
Afternoon Class Class Class Class No class
Evening No class No class No class No class No class

Course details

Education requirements

While there are no specific entry requirements, centres must ensure that learners have the academic ability to successfully complete the programme. Junior Certificate or similar.

Age requirements

Must have reached the statutory school leaving age.

Learning aptitude

Good Eye/ Hand Co-ordination Good Finger Dexterity, i.e. be able to use hairdressing tools and equipment in a safe manner with both hands at the same time when working with hair

Previous experience

n/a

Modules and awards
Module Award Awarding body
In-Company - -
Induction - -
Cut Women's Hair Cut Women's Hair (L2) (3002-206) City & Guilds
The Art of Dressing Hair The Art of Dressing Hair (L2) (3002-209) City & Guilds
C&G - Working in the Hair Industry Working in the Hair Industry L2 (3002-201) City & Guilds
C&G - Follow Health & Safety Practice in the Salon Follow Health & Safety Practice in the Salon L2 (3002-202) City & Guilds
C&G - Client Consultation for Hair Services Client Consultation for Hair Services L2 (3002-203) City & Guilds
C&G - Shampoo and Condition Hair and Scalp Shampoo & Condition the Hair & Scalp (3002-204) City & Guilds
C&G - Plaiting and Twisting Hair Plaiting & Twisting Hair (L1) (3002-105) City & Guilds
C&G - The Art of Colouring Hair The Art of Colouring Hair (3002-214) City & Guilds

On successful completion of the training programme learners will be able to: 1- Working in the hair industry Understand the requirements for working in the hairdressing industry. 2- Follow health and safety practice in the salon Understand the main provision of the Health and Safety at Work Act, employers’ and employees’ responsibilities, hazards and risk and emergency procedures requirements to maintain health, safety and security practices in the salon. 3- The Client consultation for hair services Understand the methods of communication required to obtain information and provide advice for a variety of salon services and products by analysing factors that may limit or prohibit them. 4- Shampoo and condition the hair and scalp Select suitable products and understand how shampooing and conditioning affects the hair and scalp. Develop the skills in the use and control of water flow and the application of massage techniques for shampooing and conditioning. 5- The Art of Dressing Hair Demonstrate how styling the hair affects the hair structure, how humidity affects the resulting style when styling and dress women’s hair using basic techniques. 6- Cut Women's Hair Demonstrate how to cut women’s hair into basic onelength, basic uniform layered and basic graduated looks. Understand the main factors that need to be considered when cutting hair, the effect cutting hair at different angles has on the haircut, the importance of applying tension to the hair when cutting and the safety considerations that must betaken into account. 7- The Art of Colouring Hair Demonstrate how to change hair colour using basic temporary and semi permanent products by selecting suitable application methods, choosing suitable products, working safely and efficiently and giving aftercare advice. 8- Plaiting and Twisting Hair Carry out basic techniques of plaiting and twisting hair to decorate the plaits and twists using a range of materials to achieve a finished look. 9- Work Experience Demonstrate a broad range of occupational competencies in a real work environment.
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