COURSES OFFERED
ENROLMENT PRE- REQUISITES
- To be well groomed and professionally presented
- Have a caring nature and be respectful not to discriminate against other peoples beliefs
- Be able to work in a professional manner
- Willing to complete assigned homework and assignment tasks within the given time
- To be committed to the learning objectives of the course you wish to enrol in
For those who wish to enrol into the WRB50199 Diploma of Beauty Therapy Course please note that preference is given to the following,
- Mature age students who are over the age of 18 years of age and have been out of full time secondary education for at least 12 months or those that have completed VCE
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING /
RECOGNITION OF CURRENT COMPETENCIES
Cosmetician 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,
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Wear the college uniform at all times
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Wear enclosed flat rubber soled shoes
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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 four 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
•. Saturdays
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 |
Shiatsu massage |
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Pregnancy massage |
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Therapeutic massage |
|
|
Ear candling |
|
|
Hot and cold Chinese river stone therapy |
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|
Indian head massage |
|
|
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 |
Shiatsu massage |
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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 or on Saturdays for twelve 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 |
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|
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 |
Non
Accredited Short Courses
Waxing, Tinting, Perming and Eyebrow Shaping
Acrylic, Gelee & Gel Nails
Manicures & Pedicures
Make-Up
Basic Facials
VCAL (Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning)
The Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning is a ‘hands-on' course designed for Year 11 and 12 students. VCAL is based on applied learning and has been designed to develop the knowledge and skills to prepare students for further education, training and employment.