WRB20104 Certificate II in Nail Technology

Course Outline:
Certificate II in Nail Technology - For those who would like to work in the beauty industry as nail technicians. Nail technicians provide manicures, pedicures and apply gel and acrylic nail enhancements and nail art.

Course Details:

Duration:	Full time 3 months approx Part time 16 weeks
Days of Attendance :	Mon-Fri 9am–5pm Part time 20hrs/Wk
Pre-requisite:	None
Requirements:	All applicants must be a minimum age of 16
Course Start Date:	First Monday of Every month
Scheduled hours per week:	35 Hours per week full time study
Accreditation:	Nationally Recognized qualification
VRQA:	Registration approved by the Department of Education & Training
Semester break:	None
Attendance Requirement:	80%
Training Resources:	Are cost inclusive of course fees
Uniform:	Compulsory dress code applies.
Consumable Stock:	Is cost inclusive of course fee

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What you will learn & the units of competence covered during your training.

National Qualification Unit Title &Code

Selected units of competency:

• WRBBS201B            Provide manicure and pedicure services
• WRBCS201B           Conduct financial transactions
• WRBCS202A           Apply techniques to update beauty industry knowledge
• WRBCS203B           Provide service to clients
• WRBCS204A           Apply knowledge of nail science to nail services
• WRRCS1B             Communicate in the workplace
• WRRER1B                Work effectively in a retail environment
• WRRLP1B                Apply safe working practices
• WRRM1B                 Merchandise products
• WRRM2B                 Perform routine housekeeping duties
• WRRS1B                  Sell products and services
• WRBBS202A           Apply gel nail enhancement

Electives (compulsory*):

• WRBBS203B Apply acrylic nail enhancement

Note* those units highlighted are the College chosen units which have been used to calculate the overall course fee. Student may vary these chosen units and are advised that there may be an additional cost dependant on the alternate units chosen.

Training is in a classroom setting, with a mix of practical work on clients, written work, workshops, and group discussion. Assessment includes project work, demonstration of skills & participation in discussions and debates, written and oral tests and presentations.