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AVC Hair and Beauty
General introduction to the subject:
Students taking the applied route will acquire skills that will give them an overview of the Hair & Beauty industry. They will learn how to communicate with clients and colleagues and basic Health and Safety measures. Students will also learn how to perform simple tasks on hair, face and nails. This will help them in furthering their studies in the hair and beauty sector.
Topics studied:
Unit 1 – Basic Hair and Beauty Services
Unit 2 – Hair Styling and Face Care
Unit 3 – Haircuts and Nail Care
Class activities involved:
Lessons include practical sessions, theory, discussions, role play and research work.
Homework assigned:
Homework will include practical tasks on mannequin heads, completing assignments and a portfolio.
Assessment given:
During each scholastic year, students will cover a unit.
Throughout the three years, students complete 3 units, one each year.
During the year, each unit is assessed by means of three (3) assignments that are based on theory and practical tasks which are carried out in class.
Out of the 3 assignments the third one is issued by the department of education DQSE.
The marks obtained during years 9, 10 and 11 will amount to 100% of the final Applied Vocational Certificate (AVC) result.
Skills acquired while studying the subject:
• Health and Safety procedures during practical lessons
• Personal presentation
• Communication skills
• Reception duties
• Team work and time management
• Performing simple hair and beauty tasks
Skills required to study the subject:
• Interest in the hair and beauty area.
• Good communication skills
This subject can lead you to the following Career Paths:
Sales Representative
Make Up Artist
Assistant Nail technician
Beauty Specialist
Junior Hair Stylist
Shampooist
Receptionist in a beauty Parlour
Shop Assistant