Certificate III in Hairdressing SHB30416
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Certificate III in Hairdressing SHB30416
Qualification Overview
- Qualification Name: Certificate III in Hairdressing
- Qualification Code and Units of Competency: SHB30416
- Duration: Within four weeks of receiving the required prior learning evidence.
Certificate III in Hairdressing (RPL)
The Certificate III in Hairdressing is available through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), providing a streamlined pathway for experienced professionals in the hairdressing industry to gain a formal qualification. This qualification acknowledges the skills and knowledge you have already developed through hands-on work, without the need for further study, making it the ideal option for those already practising as hairdressers.
This qualification reflects the duties of skilled individuals in hairdressing roles, who are responsible for a range of services including cutting, coloring, styling, and treating hair. Hairdressers with this certification demonstrate proficiency in providing client consultations, applying advanced hair treatments, and working with various cutting and styling techniques.
By obtaining the Certificate III in Hairdressing through RPL, your extensive industry experience is formally recognised, boosting your credibility, career prospects, and qualifications. Whether you’re self-employed, working in a salon, or managing a team, this qualification supports your growth in the competitive hairdressing industry.
Occupational Titles May Include:
- Hairdresser
- Senior Hairdresser
- Salon Assistant
- Stylist
- Hair Technician
With RPL, you can fast-track your certification based on your existing skills and work history in hairdressing, ensuring you stay ahead in a constantly evolving industry.
What Evidence Do You Need for RPL?
- Resume or CV outlining your work experience as a hairdresser, including job roles, responsibilities, and the skills you have developed
- Job descriptions or a detailed summary of your daily tasks, showcasing your ability to perform hairdressing duties such as cutting, styling, coloring, and applying treatments
- Letters of reference from current or past employers or clients verifying your work experience, client interactions, and overall performance
- Photos or videos of your hairdressing work, such as before-and-after images of cuts, color treatments, or styling sessions
- Payslips, rosters, or employment contracts to confirm your work history and role within the industry
- Work samples that include haircuts, hairstyles, color treatments, or styling projects you’ve completed
- Training certificates or records of professional development courses you’ve completed related to hairdressing, such as color theory, styling techniques, or hair treatments
- Client feedback or testimonials to demonstrate your expertise in client consultations and satisfaction
- Evidence of use of tools and equipment, such as scissors, clippers, straighteners, and other hairdressing tools
- Workplace safety training records, showing your knowledge and adherence to health and safety practices relevant to hairdressing
- Salon registration documents if you are self-employed or run your own salon
- Invoices or contracts for services rendered, demonstrating your work in a professional capacity
- Evidence of customer service skills, including how you consult clients, suggest treatments, and manage customer expectations
