Professional Waxing Treatments

If you are a beginner, this course will teach you the skills and knowledge to be able to wax professionally.

Through demonstrations and hands-on sessions, you will gain an understanding of hair growth and client consultation, as you learn all aspects of waxing, including preparing for a waxing treatment, performing waxing treatments, and after-wax treatment and advice.

• hair growth
• client consultation
• identifying client requirements, including growth requiring special treatment
• selecting procedures and products for the client
• preparing the service area and client
• workplace policies and procedures
• preparing and cleaning for the waxing treatment
• removing unwanted hair with hot and strip wax
• maintaining recommended wax according to manufacturer instructions
• applying soothing after-wax product
• obtaining and recording client feedback
• identifying and explaining associated contraindications and adverse effects of waxing
• recommending future treatment
• revising treatment plans
• providing home-care advice and making product recommendations.

On successful completion, you will receive a Statement of Attainment for this course.

You must be at least 16 years of age and have completed Year 10 or equivalent.

• provide photo ID to the trainer on the first day of the course
• a pen and paper
• wear casual clothing
• organise a model who is suitable for waxing treatments – the trainer will advise you of the dates your model is required

Core Units

This course involves accredited units.  You will be required to complete assessment tasks to demonstrate your underpinning knowledge, skills and attributes to meet the course outcomes.  A combination of written, oral and practical assessment strategies will be used in either a classroom, online or workplace environment. 

Where units require demonstration of skills in a workplace environment, you will have the opportunity to do this either in your own workplace (where appropriate), through a practical placement, or by using one of the Institute's simulated workshops/classrooms.  Detailed information about the types, conduct and dates of assessments will be provided in advance.  You will also be provided with information about the opportunity for reassessment and appeal.

Here's an outline of fees and costs associated with your course (including resource and/or materials costs associated with your course).

Some courses require specific resources or materials necessary for your study eg: tools of the trade, excursions, etc. Final costs will be determined upon enrolment.

Booking your short course is easy and starts online. Once you've completed your online booking, you can choose from the following convenient payment options:

• Online: pay securely via our online payment portal.
• Over the phone: we will call you to take EFTPOS payment over the phone using your credit or debit card.
• In person: visit your nearest campus to pay by card.
• Authority to Invoice: if you nominate a third party (such as your employer) to cover your course cost, we will email you an Authority to Invoice form.

There are five simple steps to apply for a course with us.

1. Apply - complete a short online application form. Once this form is submitted we'll send you a thank-you email.
2. Literacy and Numeracy Assessment - we will assess whether you need to undertake a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) assessment and email it to you if required.
   If you are not required to undertake this assessment, you will skip to step 3.
3. Chat to our team - your teacher or course specialist will contact you to discuss the course in more detail and ensure the right units of study are selected for you.
4. Enrol – you will be sent an email to accept your offer for the course. By accepting, you will be directed to verify your details and submit your enrolment for processing.
5. Pay - once we’ve completed your enrolment, we will send you an invoice to arrange payment of your course fees.

If you need any assistance with applying, contact our team on 1300 648 911 or visit your nearest campus.

There are 5 simple steps when booking a short course with us. 

1. Book – Book online and complete our enrolment details at swtafe.edu.au 
2. Verify – You will be asked to verify your identity online as part of the booking process.
3. Pay – Pay online, in person, over the phone, or request an invoice for third-party payment.
4. Assessment – Some courses require a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) assessment. We’ll let you know if it’s needed.
5. Attend – Once confirmed, we’ll email all the course details and any pre-reading required.

If need any assistance with completing your booking, contact our team via the live chat below, call 1300 648 911 or visit your nearest campus.

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