Ladies Hairdressing - Level 3 | www.blackpool.ac.uk

Start Date	Location	Duration
03/09/2018	Bispham Campus	1 Year	Apply

Course Overview

The Level 3 Hairdressing is an advanced, creative qualification which is highly valued in the hairdressing industry. This qualification will help you build and develop your skills further and progress in your hairdressing career. You will also develop skills in areas related to owning your own salon.

Entry Requirements

GCSE maths and English A*-C or 9 to 4 or equivalent including a pass for NVQ Level 2 Hairdressing and you must have one day's placement arranged prior to course starting.

Excellent communication skills and a keen desire to work with the general public is a must.

Qualification Obtained

Diploma in Hairdressing

Essential Skills – English and Maths

If you achieve a grade 3 in GCSE Maths or English you will have to work towards re-sitting these subjects as part of your main study programme. At B&FC, this won’t delay your career journey because you’re working towards these subjects at the same time as your chosen subject.

Career Options and Progression

Modules and Assessment

Unit	No. of Online Tests	No. Practical Observations
Unit G22	1	3
Unit G18	1	3
Unit G21	2	2
Unit GH16	1	6
Unit GH17	2	6
Unit GH18	2	4
Unit GH19	1	5
Unit GH20	1	5
Unit GH21	1	1

Teaching and Learning Methods

At Blackpool and The Fylde College we recognise that all students learn differently. Our tutors work with you to ensure that their teaching methods support the way that you like to learn.

One key teaching and learning method is that of demonstrations. Your tutors ensure that demonstrations are used whenever possible so you can see the practical skill being used so you can then practise the skill. You will work collaboratively with your peers in group work, presentations and within practical salon sessions. Following demonstrations you will then have hands on practical time where you will be learning practical hairdressing skills. You will be required to model for your peers as well so you can experience the services first hand. In addition, you will also be expected to apply these skills to clients in our working salons.

There will be dedicated individual/self-study time on your programme which needs to be supported by your own study out of the College learning environments. E-learning is also a key element of all our courses and will involve you using our Moodle platform for independent study and learning.

Within the curriculum we also use a range of online apps to support, enhance and motivate learning. Your tutors will support you with new technologies used in the classroom.

Your tutors will support you in preparing for your examinations alongside your own responsibility for your learning.

Over the academic year, you will be required to complete the following hours of study:

Work Placement: a minimum of 20 hours
Independent Study: a minimum of 220 hours
Workshops:

Main programme of 385 hours
Maths - maximum of 120 hours*
English - maximum of 120 hours*

* hours will be confirmed on an individual basis during induction week. Number of hours is dependent on your prior qualifications.

Work Placement and Field Trips

Other Costs and Equipment Needed

Expert Tutors

All staff involved in the delivery of further education courses within the College are approved to teach the subjects and modules they deliver. The approval process ensures that staff delivering a given programme are appropriately qualified and, where appropriate, possess relevant technical and industrial experience and professional practice.