New Zealand Certificate in Makeup and Skin Care (Introduction) (Level 3)

Program Overview

The New Zealand Certificate in Makeup and Skin Care (Level 3) equips students with practical skills in skincare, makeup artistry, and basic beauty services. This 17-week program emphasizes hands-on training, industry knowledge, and professional development, preparing individuals for entry-level positions in the growing beauty sector. Flexible study options and student support services enhance the learning experience.

Program Outline

New Zealand Certificate in Makeup and Skin Care (Introduction) (Level 3)

Degree Overview:

• Objective: Equip students with practical skills in skincare and maintenance, classic and trending makeup looks, basic beauty services, communication, professionalism, and sales strategies.
• Target Audience: Individuals passionate about the beauty industry seeking entry-level positions.
• Program Benefits: Gain practical skills, develop industry knowledge, and enhance employability in the growing beauty sector.

Outline:

• Content: Covers skincare and maintenance, classic and trending makeup looks, basic beauty services, communication, professionalism, and sales strategies.
• Modules:
• Skincare and Maintenance:
Skin anatomy and physiology, skin conditions, basic facials, product knowledge.
• Makeup Artistry: Day, evening, and special occasion makeup looks, client consultation, hygiene and safety, product knowledge.
• Communication and Professionalism: Effective communication, customer service, professionalism, retail and promotion skills.
• Industry Essentials: Health, safety, and hygiene principles, legal and ethical considerations.
• Course Schedule:
• Te Kāhui Auaha:
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:00 am - 4:30 pm.
• Petone: Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:00 am - 4:30 pm.

Assessment:

• Methods:
• Practical demonstrations of skills.
• Written assessments.
• Projects.
• Criteria:
• Industry standards.
• Program learning outcomes.
• Demonstrated competence and professionalism.

Teaching:

• Methods:
• Interactive lectures.
• Practical workshops.
• Individualized feedback.
• Faculty: Experienced and qualified beauty industry professionals.
• Unique Approach: Emphasis on practical skills development, industry knowledge, and professional development.

Careers:

• Potential Career Paths:
• Beauty consultant.
• Makeup artist.
• Makeup counter sales assistant.
• Beauty therapist (with further study).
• Opportunities:
• Salons, spas, retail stores, film and television, fashion industry.
• Outcomes:
• Employment in the beauty industry.
• Further study opportunities in beauty therapy or related fields.

Other:

• Flexible Study Options: Classes offered at two campuses to accommodate different schedules.
• Industry Connections: Partnerships with leading beauty brands and industry professionals.
• Course-Related Costs: Equipment/material requirements, study materials, and textbooks.
• Related Study Options: New Zealand Certificate in Makeup Artistry (Level 4) and New Zealand Certificate in Beauty Therapy (Level 4).
• Student-Run Salons: Access to affordable beauty services, providing hands-on experience for students.
• Prior Learning Recognition: Acknowledgement of prior learning and experience gained through work, volunteering, or other qualifications.

Domestic Fees: $3,596 (indicative for 2024 intake)