Level 3 ADVANCED BEAUTY THERAPIST

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Level 3 ADVANCED BEAUTY THERAPIST

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Key Information

Level	3
Duration	Typically 18 months
Entry requirements	– 16 years or over – GCSE English & maths or equivalent – Basic skills assessment in literacy & numeracy
Delivery	A minimum of 30 hours of on-the-job training at work place per week including a day/ block release to study theory.
Typical job titles	Beauty therapist Make-up artist Beauty massage therapist
Key responsibilities	As an Advanced Apprentice, you’ll work as a beauty therapist, learning techniques like spray tan, body massage as well as more complicated electronic treatments to remove unwanted hair or improve skin condition.
Progression	If you complete Level 3 you may be able to go onto a Level 4 Higher Apprenticeship.

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Qualifications:

– National Vocational Qualification (NVQ)
– Functional Skills (Level 1 or 2 English, maths & ICT)
– Employment Rights & Responsibilities

Modules & content

Level 3 National Vocational Qualification (NVQ)

– Monitor procedures to safely control work operations
– Contribute to the planning and implementation of promotional activities
– Provide electrical epilation treatments
– Provide body massage treatments
– Provide body electrical treatments
– Provide facial electrical treatments
– Provide self-tanning treatments
– Provide stone therapy treatments

Common Modules for all Apprenticeships:

Employment Rights & Responsibilities

– Rights and responsibilities of workers (including equal opportunities legislation)
– Organisation, disciplines and representative structures of the industries concerned
– Impact on the sector of public law and policies

Functional Skills

– Application of Number Level 1 or 2
– Information Communication Technology Level 1 or 2
– Communication Level 1 or 2
– Working with others Level 1 or 2
– Improving own learning and performance Level 1 or 2

ADVANCED BEAUTY THERAPIST Provide, design and implement bespoke treatment plans. Occupation summary This occupation is found in a number of sector environments, varying in size style and ambiance. An advanced beauty therapist can be employed within the beauty industry, travel, leisure and health sectors, in a variety of salons, spas and aesthetic environments. The broad purpose of this occupation is to provide, design and implement bespoke treatment plans. These advanced treatments range from advanced manual therapies such as advanced massage techniques, technical therapies such as face and body electrical treatments, to meet and manage client needs and expectations. They implement organisational operations (salon business systems and processes, data protection) to comply with legal and regulatory requirements, contribute to financial the effectiveness of the business, maintaining and maximising resources, (people, equipment and consumables). In their daily work, an employee in this occupation interacts with a number of internal (e.g. other members of staff) and external (e.g. product brand, manufacturer representatives and other professionals) individuals, building exemplary relationships based on trust with clients, colleagues and organisations. An employee in this occupation will be responsible for working independently delivering treatments in a private, secure and safe environment. An advanced beauty therapist will also when required, supervise others to support team and business growth. Entry requirements Typical entry requirements would be following the study or completion of a Beauty Therapy Level 2 Apprenticeship Standard or equivalent to have the fundamental foundation of the job role Qualifications Apprentices without level 2 English and maths will need to achieve this level prior to taking the End-Point Assessment. For those with an education, health and care plan or a legacy statement, the apprenticeship’s English and maths minimum requirement is Entry Level 3. A British Sign Language (BSL) qualification is an alternative to the English qualification for those whose primary language is BSL. Level: This is a Level 3 apprenticeship Duration (months): It is anticipated candidates will typically complete the apprenticeship within 18 months Modules Outline: The End Point Assessment will consist of three separate components and will typically take place over a 3 month period after you go through the EPA gateway: