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A guide to studying a
MODERNAPPRENTICESHIPIN HAIRDRESSING
For more information contact: Hannah Bennett Training & Employment Department South Lanarkshire College College Way East Kilbride G75 0NE 01355 807542 [email protected] www.slc.ac.uk
Modern Apprenticeship Hairdressing
Modern Apprentice Programme SCQF Levels 5 - 7 For Hairdressing
A state-of-the-art learning environment
With its state-of-the-art hairdressing and beauty salon and spa as well as a bespoke make-up artistry studio, South Lanarkshire College offers a supportive, encouraging, creative learning environment in which to do a Modern Apprenticeship in Hairdressing at SVQ Level 2 and 3
Great for employers If you’re an employer who currently employs a junior, then this is a route to having a well-qualified, motivated workforce trained to meet industry needs. Free, high quality training
Free apprentice registration with
Habia
Minimum paperwork and
administration throughout the
programme
Regular progress reports
A named contact within the
Training & Employment Team
Access to information on other
areas of interest e.g. wage
subsidies, funding initiatives, work
placements
Great for employees If you’re currently employed in a salon and want to learn while you earn, this might be the route for you. You’ll benefit from: Free, high quality training
The chance to gain SVQ Level 2
and SVQ Level 3 qualifications
The opportunity to gain new or
higher level Core Skills
Training in excellent salon facilities
Support and guidance throughout
your course
Access to Learning Support, if
required
Assistance with travel costs to
attend college
Bonus payments as you achieve
qualification
What are the entry requirements for this course? You should be aged 16– 24 at the start of the course and be in full-time employment. You’ll also need to meet the eligibility criteria required to qualify for funding, be highly motivated and have: Creative and artistic skills
Excellent communication skills
The ability to work effectively with
members of the public
A successful performance at
interview
How does the course work? Apprentices attend SLCek every Monday from 12.30 - 6pm to cover knowledge, practical training and assessments. The course is expected to last approximately 1.5—2.5 years depending on your level of study. Although there’s no time bind, each candidate’s needs and previous experience are taken into consideration. Eligibility You need to meet certain eligibility criteria to qualify for funding, this information is only a guide and can change throughout the funding year. Please contact us to check.
