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CSCOB’s Selection Procedure
- CSCOB sends via email or post this course prospectus which has current information on RPL/CT, qualifications offered, course costs and commencement dates available.
- Prior to the commencement of any training course conducted by CSCOB, an application session is held for applicants. The purpose of this session is to ensure that all training and assessment information is provided prior to the commencement of the course which will include RPL/CT and any special needs. This will give the applicant time to ensure they are making an informed decision before enrolment into CSCOB
- To make an appointment for your application session telephone CSCOB’s College on 96506243
Each applicant will receive a copy of CSCOB’s Student Hand Book at the session and either the Principal or the College Co-Ordinator will thoroughly explain to the applicant the following CSCOB’s Policies and Procedures:
- Code of Practice
- Selection, Enrolment & Induction /Orientation
- Access and Equity
- Training Environment
- Competency in Delivery and Assessment
- Recognition of Qualifications issued by other Rot’s
- Staff Recruitment, Selection, Induction & Professional Development
- CSCOB’s Organisational Chart
- Strategies for Recognition of Prior Learning
- Strategies of Learning and Assessment (Including Re-Assessment)
- Complaints/ Appeals Procedure
- Disciplinary Procedure
- CSCOB’s Continuous Improvement
- Legislation/Student Welfare and Guidance
- Withdrawal and Refund Policy
- Course Fees and Additional Costs
- Issuing of Qualifications and Statements of Attainment
- CSCOB’s Marketing and Advertising Policy
- CSCOB’s Student Code of Practice
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING /
RECOGNITION OF CURRENT COMPETENCIESCosmetician Studio College of Beauty recognises and accepts the credentials issued by another registered training organisation based in any State/ Territory of Australia. This can include a Statement of Attainment for specific modules or units of competency, or it may be a complete qualification such as a Certificate or Diploma.
Recognised Prior Learning (RPL) is available upon request.
UNIFORM AND GROOMING STANDARDS
Presentation is extremely important in this industry and students are required to be professionally groomed at all times and must,
Wear the college uniform at all times
Wear enclosed flat rubber soled shoes
Be professionally groomed
INDUSTRY ACCREDITATION
The College is proud to be accredited with the first beauty therapy association in Australia the “ The Association of Professional Aestheticians of Australia” APAA.
This Industry Accreditation, combined with Government accreditation and Austudy approval, ensures that you will receive the highest quality education.
As an APAA Accredited College we encourage our Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy and Diploma of Beauty Therapy students to become student members of the Association hence, making them eligible to be nominated for the “National Student of the Year Award”.
POST GRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE BEAUTY THERAPIST
The APAA has established a partnership with the University of New England , and has created numerous opportunities in Distance Education to further your career, with an accredited University Degree.
As members of the APAA upon Graduation graduates of The Diploma of Beauty Therapy course, are able to study for the university degree in Health Science .
EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE
The holistic environment in which our students are trained prepares them for working in the highest standard day spa's and salons. Our graduates are highly sought after due to the confidence that is gained in our Lotus Room.
For a more detailed course prospectus that includes the individual course curriculum, commencement dates and fees please call us on (03)96506243 as we will be more than happy to be of assistance.
WRB50105– Diploma of Beauty Therapy
The Diploma of Beauty Therapy is a nationally recognised vocational qualification developed as part of the national Beauty Industry Training Package and is the highest nationally recognised vocational qualification attainable in beauty therapy in Australia
Focuses are on planning and initiation skills across a broad range of technical and/or managerial requirements, evaluation and co-ordination. Ability to select equipment, services and techniques for self and others is developed. Responsibility and co-ordination for individuals and teams and autonomy must be achieved for complex applications.
There are three options for this course,
• Five days per week for twelve months
• Three days per week ( Monday to Wednesday) for sixteen months
• Two nights a week (Monday and Tuesday) for two years
Our Traditional and Holistic Training
Course outline based on five days per week. The subjects listed below will vary three days per week and evenings
As a holistic college our students study all the traditional aspects of the Diploma of Beauty
Therapy along with holistic studies of,
Unit Code (Core)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBBS201B
Provide manicure and pedicare services
30
WRBBS407B
Provide body treatments
100
WRBCS201B
Conduct financial transactions
25
WRBCS203B
Provide service to clients
30
WRBCS204A
Apply knowledge of nail science to nail services
15
WRBCS305A
Apply knowledge of skin biology to beauty treatments
15
WRBCS306B
Advise on beauty services
30
WRBCS407A
Develop a treatment plan for beauty therapy treatments
36
WRBCS408A
Apply knowledge of anatomy and physiology to beauty treatments
60
WRBCS409A
Apply knowledge of skin science to beauty therapy treatments
50
WRBCS410A
Apply knowledge of electricity to beauty therapy treatments
20
WRBCS411A
Apply knowledge of nutrition to beauty therapy treatments
20
WRBCS412A
Apply knowledge of cosmetic chemistry to beauty therapy treatments
30
WRBCS513B
Investigate new products and services
50
WRBFS202B
Design and apply make-up
40
WRBFS305B
Provide lash and brow treatments
15
WRBFS406B
Provide facial treatments
120
WRBFS407B
Provide advanced facial treatments
110
WRBSS302B
Provide temporary epilation and bleaching treatments
95
WRRCS1B
Communicate in the workplace
50
WRRER1B
Work effectively in a retail environment
40
WRRLP1B
Apply safe working practices
18
WRRS1B
Sell products and services
18
Total core
1017
Unit Code (Elective)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBBS509A
Plan the spa program
25
WRBBS510A
Provide the spa program
100
WRBBS510A
Provide aesthetic aromatic massage
40
WRBBS511A
Apply aromatic plant oil chemistry to beauty treatments
20
WRBBS512A
Blend a range of aromatic plant oils for beauty treatments
35
WRBBS513A
Use reflexology relaxation techniques in beauty treatments
30
WRBBS514A
Provide superficial lymph drainage massage
40
WRBBS202A
Apply gel nail enhancement
30
WRBBS203A
Apply acrylic nail enhancement
35
WRBFS203B
Design and apply make-up for photography
30
WRBFS204B
Design and apply remedial camouflage
30
WRBSS503B
Provide permanent epilation
145
WRRM2B
Perform routine housekeeping duties
18
WRRER2B
Co-ordinate work teams
36
WRRPM3B
Lead and manage people
36
Total Elective
650
Qualification Total
1667
Additional Units
Pregnancy massage
Therapeutic massage
Ear candling
Hot and cold Chinese river stone therapy
Brazilian waxing
Spray tanning
WRB40104 – Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy
The Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy has been designed to develop the first line management skills of those working in the Beauty Industry.
It applies to those who are co-ordinating or managing the services within a small beauty salon, or a section or department within a larger store. It incorporates self-directed application of knowledge and skills.
There are two options for this course,
• Five days per week for eight months
• Three days per week for fourteen months
Unit Code (Core)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBBS201B
Provide manicure and pedicare services
30
WRBCS201B
Conduct financial transactions
25
WRBCS203B
Provide service to clients
30
WRBCS204A
Apply knowledge of nail science to nail services
15
WRBCS305A
Apply knowledge of skin biology to beauty treatments
15
WRBCS306B
Advise on beauty services
30
WRBCS407A
Develop a treatment plan for beauty therapy treatments
36
WRBCS408A
Apply knowledge of anatomy and physiology to beauty treatments
60
WRBCS409A
Apply knowledge of skin science to beauty therapy treatments
50
WRBCS410A
Apply knowledge of electricity to beauty therapy treatments
20
WRBCS411A
Apply knowledge of nutrition to beauty therapy treatments
20
WRBCS412A
Apply knowledge of cosmetic chemistry to beauty therapy treatments
30
WRBFS202B
Design and apply make-up
40
WRBFS305B
Provide lash and brow treatments
15
WRBFS406B
Provide facial treatments
120
WRBFS407B
Provide advanced facial treatments
110
WRBSS302B
Provide temporary epilation and bleaching treatments
95
WRRCS1B
Communicate in the workplace
50
WRRER1B
Work effectively in a retail environment
40
WRRLP1B
Apply safe working practices
18
WRRS1B
Sell products and services
18
Total core
867
Unit Code (Elective)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBBS407B
Provide body treatments
100
WRBBS202A
Apply gel nail enhancement
30
WRBBS203A
Apply acrylic nail enhancement
35
WRBFS203B
Design and apply make-up for photography
30
WRBFS204B
Design and apply remedial camouflage
30
WRRM2B
Perform routine housekeeping duties
18
WRRI1B
Perform stock control procedures
36
Total Elective
279
Qualification Total
1146
Additional Units
Pregnancy massage
WRB30104 – Certificate III in Beauty Services
Certificate III in Beauty Services has been designed to develop the skills and knowledge of those employees who wish to be
employed as a beauty practitioner in a salon with limited supervision, ensuring a safe working environment, providing treatments, including lash and brow treatment and temporary epilation.
The course is offered three days per week (Wednesday to Friday) for six months.
NB: Facials may be completed with this qualification for further information please contact the college co-ordinator
Unit Code (Core)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBBS201B
Provide manicure and pedicare services
30
WRBCS201B
Conduct financial transactions
25
WRBCS202A
Apply techniques to update beauty industry knowledge
20
WRBCS203B
Provide service to clients
30
WRBCS204A
Apply knowledge of nail science to nail services
15
WRBCS305A
Apply knowledge of skin biology to beauty treatments
15
WRBCS306B
Advise on beauty services
30
WRBFS305B
Provide lash and brow treatments
15
WRBSS302B
Provide temporary epilation and bleaching treatments
95
WRRCS1B
Communicate in the workplace
50
WRRER1B
Work effectively in a retail environment
40
WRRLP1B
Apply safe working practices
18
WRRM1B
Merchandise products
30
WRRM2B
Perform routine housekeeping duties
18
WRRS1B
Sell products and services
18
Total core
449
Unit Code (Elective)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBBS202A
Apply gel nail enhancement
30
WRBBS203A
Apply acrylic nail enhancement
35
WRBFS201B
Demonstrate retail skin care products
25
WRBFS202B
Design and apply make-up
40
WRBFS203B
Design and apply make-up for photography
30
WRBFS204B
Design and apply remedial camouflage
30
Total Elective
190
Qualification Total
639
Additional Units
Brazilian waxing
Spray tanning
WRB20104 – Certificate II in Nail Technology
Certificate II in Nail Technology has been designed as a standard entry level qualification for the Beauty Industry. It applies to those wishing to develop the skills and knowledge to begin a career in the nail technology stream of the Beauty Industry.
The course is offered three days per week (Wednesday to Friday) for four months or Saturdays for eight months.
Unit Code (Core)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBBS201B
Provide manicure and pedicare services
30
WRBBS202A
Apply gel nail enhancement
30
WRBCS201B
Conduct financial transactions
25
WRBCS202A
Apply techniques to update beauty industry knowledge
20
WRBCS203B
Provide service to clients
30
WRBCS204A
Apply knowledge of nail science to nail services
15
WRRCS1B
Communicate in the workplace
50
WRRER1B
Work effectively in a retail environment
40
WRRLP1B
Apply safe working practices
18
WRRM1B
Merchandise products
30
WRRM2B
Perform routine housekeeping duties
18
WRRS1B
Sell products and services
18
Total core
324
Unit Code (Elective)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBBS203A
Apply acrylic nail enhancement
35
Total Elective
35
Qualification Total
359
WRB20204 – Certificate II in Make-up Services
Certificate II in Make-up Services has been designed as a standard entry-level qualification for beauty industry. It applies to those wishing to develop the skills and knowledge to begin a career in the beauty industry.
Likely functions within the beauty industry for those who achieve this level of qualification include working within clearly defined contexts and under supervision. It involves designing and applying make-up in general and specialist situations.
The course is offered three days per week (Wednesday to Friday) for four months
Unit Code (Core)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBCS201B
Conduct financial transactions
25
WRBCS202A
Apply techniques to update beauty industry knowledge
20
WRBCS203B
Provide service to clients
30
WRBFS201B
Demonstrate retail skin care products
25
WRBFS202B
Design and apply make-up
40
WRBFS203B
Design and apply make-up for photography
30
WRBFS204B
Design and apply remedial camouflage
30
WRRCS1B
Communicate in the workplace
50
WRRER1B
Work effectively in a retail environment
40
WRRLP1B
Apply safe working practices
18
WRRM1B
Merchandise products
30
WRRM2B
Perform routine housekeeping duties
18
WRRS1B
Sell products and services
18
Total core
374
Unit Code (Elective)
Unit Name
Hours
WRBBS201B
Provide manicure and pedicare services
30
WRBCS204A
Apply knowledge of nail science to nail services
15
Total Elective
45
Qualification Total
419
WRH30106 CERTIFICATE III in HAIRDRESSING
Upon successful completion of the Certificate III in Hairdressing you will be able to apply for a position in a hairdressing salon as a qualified hairdresser / make-up artistSkills and knowledge to work as a highly skilled hairdressing practitioner, providing technical leadership and/ or training other hairdressers and specialised, complex services/treatments to clients will be gained.
The certificate III in hairdressing has been designed as the standard entry level qualification for the hairdressing industry. Likely functions in the hairdressing industry for those who achieve this qualification are employment as a hairdresser working as part of a team in a salon, performing processes that require a range of well developed skills where discretion and judgment is required with responsibility for own outputs and responsibility for the supervision of others including apprentices.
Functions at this level include applying skills and knowledge to sell products and services, including client consultation and advice, hair and scalp treatments, haircutting, hair design, colour and lightening and chemical relaxation services on male and female clients.
The course is offered three days per week (Wednesday to Friday) for 12 months and two nights per week (Monday and Tuesday) for two years.
Unit Codes
Core Units - 23
Hours
WRBCS201B
Conduct financial transactions
25
WRBCS203B
Provide service to clients
30
WRHCL302A.
Colour and lighten hair
35
WRHCL303A.
Design and perform full and partial highlighting techniques
25
WRHCL304A
Perform colour correction
35
WRHCR302A.
Perform chemical curling and volumising services
30
WRHCR303A.
Perform chemical straightening and relaxing services
30
WRHCS201A.
Prepare clients for salon services
20
WRHCS202A.
Maintain tools and equipment
10
WRHCS204A.
Maintain and organise work areas
10
WRHCS205A.
Follow personal health and safety routines at work
15
WRHHC301A.
Design haircut structures
20
WRHHC302A.
Apply one length/solid haircut structures
25
WRHHC303A.
Apply graduated haircut structures
30
WRHHC304A
Apply layered haircut structures
30
WRHHC305A.
Apply over-comb techniques
25
WRHHD303A.
Design and apply short to medium-length hair design finishes
40
WRHHS301A
Apply the principles of hairdressing science
25
WRHHS302A.
Consult with clients and treat hair and scalp conditions
15
WRRCS1B.
Communicate in the workplace
50
WRRER1B.
Work effectively in a retail environment
40
WRRLP1B.
Apply safe working practices
18
WRRS1B
Sell products and services
18
Unit Codes
Elective Units - 6
WRHHC307A
Combine haircut structures for traditional and classic designs on men
25
WRHCL305A
Perform on scalp full head and re-touch bleach services
30
WRHCS308A
Plan services for special events
20
WRHHD304A.
Design and apply long hair design finishes
30
WRHWP302A
Operate effectively as a hairdresser in a salon work team
40
WRRS2B
Advise on products and services
18
WRRS1B
Sell products and services
Total
764
WRH20106 CERTIFICATE II IN HAIRDRESSING
Upon successful completion of the Certificate II in Hairdressing you will be able to apply for a position in a hairdressing salon as an assistant hairdresser
This certificate course covers all aspects of skills and knowledge needed to begin a career in hairdressing and been designed as a qualification for those who wish to provide general assistance in a hairdressing salon. Likely functions in the hairdressing industry for those who achieve this qualification include working within clearly defined context and under supervision, provide assistance to other operators.
Functions at this level include performing a limited range of hairdressing tasks, interacting with customers and providing customer service, following workplace safety procedures, demonstrating hairdressing environment
practices, providing assistance to colleagues and developing hairdressing industry knowledge.The course is offered three days per week (Wednesday to Friday) for 14 weeks
Unit Codes
Core Units - 10
Hours
WRHCS201A
Prepare clients for salon services
20
WRHCS202A
Maintain tools and equipment
10
WRHCS204A
Maintain and organise work areas.
10
WRHCS205A
Follow personal health and safety routines at work.
15
WRHCS206A
Perform head, neck and shoulder massage.
20
WRHCS207A
Develop hairdressing industry knowledge.
15
WRHHD201A
Dry hair to shape.
35
WRRCS1B
Communicate in the workplace
50
WRRER1B
Work effectively in a retail environment
40
WRRLP1B
Apply safe working practices
18
Unit Codes
Elective Units - 3
WRHCL201A
Apply temporary hair colour and remove residual colour products.
25
WRHCR201A
Rinse and neutralise chemically curled or volumised hair.
25
WRHWP201A
Assist colleagues providing multiple salon service as a team member.
Total
283
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