Beauty & Hairdressing Doorway. Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1 MA4102. National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 3

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Student Handbook

UCOL’s Beauty & Hairdressing Doorway – Student Handbook 2015 Page 1 of 67 Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1

National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 3 National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) Level 3 Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5

Beauty & Hairdressing Doorway

Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1 MA4102

National Certificate in Beauty Services

(Nail Technology) Level 3

NC1047

National Certificate in Beauty Services

(Cosmetology) Level 3

NC0631

Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

MA4316

MA4258

Disclaimer

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UCOL is committed to innovation and continuous improvement, and reserves the right to change any aspect(s) of the programme. This may affect the currency of the

information contained in this handbook, e.g.  Programme location

 Lecture times  Staff

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Welcome

Welcome to your chosen programme of study at UCOL. We hope that you find your time in the programme a challenging and rewarding experience and I wish you every success with your study. It is very important to us that you are provided with the support you need to complete your programme. The staff who deliver your programme are well qualified in the area that they teach and have strong links with industry and community organisations. They are committed to working with you to help you achieve your goals in the following programmes:

• Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1

• Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 3 • Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) Level 3 • Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

• Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5

I am available to discuss any issues regarding your study. I look forward to meeting you. If at any time you would like to discuss your progress or any issues, please feel free to contact me to make a time to meet. The easiest way to do this is via email or phone.

Margot Ferrick HEAD OF SCHOOL

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Staff

HEAD OF SCHOOL Margot Ferrick Phone: 06 952 7001 extn 70369 Email: m.ferrick@ucol.ac.nz LECTURER Kylie Love Phone: 06 952 7001 extn 70369 Email: k.love@ucol.ac.nz LECTURER Diane Codd Phone: 06 952 7001 extn 70344 Email: d.codd@ucol.ac.nz BEAUTY PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATOR Ila Knott Phone: 06 952 7001 extn 70351 Email: i.knott@ucol.ac.nz LECTURER Liz Mclean Phone 06 952 7001 Extn 70361 Email. l.mclean@ucol.ac.nz FAB PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATOR Sheran Merritt Phone: 06 952 7001 extn 70380 Email: s.merritt@ucol.ac.nz NAIL TECHNOLOGY Lisa Stewart Phone: 06 952 7001 extn 70355 Email: l.stewart@ucol.ac.nz LECTURER Nicky Bright Phone: 06 952 7001 extn 70346 Email:n.bright@ucol.ac.nz LECTURER Andrea Jackson Phone: 06 952 7001 extn 70369 Email: a.jackson@ucol.ac.nz WAIRARAPA BEAUTY PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATOR Angela Ashby Phone (06) 946 2301 extn 72079 Email: a.ashby@ucol.ac.nz PROGRAMME ADMINISTRATOR Donna Meehan Phone: 06 952 7001 extn 70822 Email: d.meehan@ucol.ac.nz ACTING EXECUTIVE DEAN Sue Ireland

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Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1

Section A – Pathways Diagram

Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1 Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4 Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support) Level 3

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Specialisation in these areas may lead to higher level study in similar fields, e.g. National Certificate in Hairdressing (Management) Level 5 Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 Bachelor of Design & Arts

Level 7 Te Timatanga Certificate in Tertiary Study Level 2 Certificate in Hairdressing (Pre-apprentice) Level 3 Certificate in Tertiary Study Skills Level 2 Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 3

Minimum entry for international

students of IELTS Level 5

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Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1

Section B – Programme Structure

Length

The Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1 is offered on a full-time basis and provides 600 total hours of learning in 18 teaching weeks. The programme offers a total of 60 credits.

The programme consists of four compulsory papers, some of which include assessment against unit standards:

Fashion and Catwalk  Colour and application  Patterns  Garment construction  Catwalk skills Hair Care  Theory  Styling  Fashion trends Career and Personal Development

 Customer service  Interview preparation  Career options

 Interpersonal communication

Beauty Therapy

 Basic beauty therapy techniques and skin care

Start/Finish Dates Semester One

Term 1 Monday 16 February to Thursday 2 April

Mid-semester break Friday 3 April to Friday 17 April

Term 2 Monday 20 April to Friday 3 July

Semester Two

Term 3 Monday 20 July to Friday 25 September

Mid-semester break Monday 28 September to Friday 9 October

Term 4 Monday 12 October to Friday 4 December

Holidays Semester One

Good Friday 3 April

Easter Monday 6 April

Easter Tuesday 7 April

ANZAC Day 27 April

Queen’s Birthday 1 June Semester Two

Labour Day 26 October

Timetable

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Table 1.11: Showing Programme Structure: Certificate in Fashion and Beauty, Level 1

The Certificate in Fashion and Beauty, Level 1 consists of 4 papers, each of which contains NZQA unit standards. These unit standards are organised under paper headings for teaching purposes only to better reflect the integrated nature of learning and to ensure ease of

delivery.

Title MethodologyAssessment StandardsUnit InformationEntry Level NationalCredits CreditsLocal Supported Lecturer Learning Hours

Independent Learning Hours

Hair and Consumer Care

Foundation knowledge and skills in

hair care theory and styling Competency - - 1 - 12 70 50

Demonstrate knowledge of fashion trends in relation to hairstyling

Competency 21939 - 1 3 3 20 10

Paper Totals 3 15 90 60

Fashion and Catwalk

Apply colour to fabrics Competency 6689 - 2 5 5 30 20

Produce an apparel design influenced by an historical event

Competency - 1 - 3 18 12

Prepare for and construct a leisure

garment Competency 6692 - 2 5 5 27 23

Catwalk skills and an overview of the

modelling industry Competency - - 1 - 2 15 5

Paper Totals 10 15 90 60

Beauty

Basic beauty therapy techniques and skin care

Competency - - 1 - 9 50 40

Describe the relevance of anatomy and physiology knowledge to beauty therapy practice

Competency 27641 - 2 3 3 20 10

Demonstrate knowledge of current fashion trends and history related to beauty therapy

Competency 27640 - 2 3 3 20 10

Paper Totals 6 15 90 60

Career and Personal Development

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Title _MethodologyAssessment _StandardsUnit _InformationEntry Level National_Credits _CreditsLocal Supported Lecturer Learning Hours

Independent Learning Hours Attend to customer enquiries face to

face and on the telephone Competency 56 - 1 2 2 12 8

Produce a Curriculum Vitae Competency 504 - 1 2 2 10 10

Produce a balanced budget for an individual

Competency 24709 - 1 3 3 20 10

Be assertive in a range of specified situations

Competency 1299 - 2 4 4 24 16

Participate in an informal one-to-one

face to face interview Competency 1293 - 1 2 2 12 8

Explore career options relevant to an area of learning and explore

implications for self

Competency 12383 - 2 3 2 12 8

Paper Totals 16 15 90 60

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*Literacy and Numeracy Unit Standards _MethodologyAssessment _StandardsUnit _InformationEntry Level National_Credits _CreditsLocal Supported Lecturer Learning Hours

Independent Learning

Hours

Use number to solve problems Competency 26623 1 4 - - -

Use measurement to solve problems Competency 26627 1 3 - - -

Interpret statistical information for a

purpose Competency 26626 1 3 - - -

Read texts with understanding Competency 26624 1 3 - - -

Write to communicate ideas for a

purpose and audience Competency 26622 1 4 - - -

Actively participate in spoken

interactions Competency 26625 1 3 - - -

Literacy and Numeracy Unit

Standards Totals 20 0 0 0

* The Literacy and Numeracy standards are designed to be embedded in programmes and will be assessed on the basis of naturally occurring evidence from the other tasks within the programme. No credits or learning hours have been attached to the units as no extra teaching/assessment is required in this programme. Students who successfully complete all papers and all unit standards, (other than the literacy and numeracy unit standards), as specified above, will receive the Certificate in Fashion and Beauty, Level 1.

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Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1

Section C – Programme

Information/Regulations

Aims

The Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1 programme aims to provide you with the basic knowledge, attitudes and skills to enable you to enter hairdressing, fashion and beauty and related industries at an entry level.

We provide a secure environment in which you can experience growth and increase your self-confidence and esteem. The programme also aims to improve your literacy and numeracy skills, including interpersonal and communications skills and give you confidence to try new things.

Graduation Requirements

If you successfully complete all papers and unit standards other than the literacy and numeracy unit standards, as specified in Table 1.11, you will receive the Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1.

Compulsory Academic Requirements Not applicable.

Programme Materials

You will be required to provide your own stationery including pen and paper for note-taking. Most other programme related material required will be provided.

For the Fashion and Catwalk papers, you are responsible for providing appropriate footwear for catwalk lessons (diagram below). Shoes suitable for catwalk lessons – a comfortable, secure shoe with a heel or wedge, a low-heeled shoe is preferable unless you have mastered the art of wearing higher heels.

Expectations

As a student on the Certificate in Fashion and Beauty programme you are expected to be committed, punctual and attend all classes. You are also expected to maintain a clean, tidy appearance and behave respectfully and maturely. This includes outside class visits and activities.

A book suitable to take notes and an A3 scrapbook or portfolio (white pages, not news print). Pens, pencils, erasers etc – required first day of class. All equipment and books belonging to UCOL must be returned and debts settled before you can receive your certificate.

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National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail

Technology) Level 3

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National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail

Technology) Level 3

Length

The National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) (Level 3)is a 27 week programme, including two weeks holiday. The programme comprises of 82 credits. Start/Finish Dates

Semester One

Semester Two

Term 4 Monday 12 October to Friday 4 December

Good Friday 3 April

ANZAC Day 27 April

Timetable

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 Programme Structure

Table 1.11 Relationship of Papers to Programme – National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) L3

Title Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information Pre-requisites (recommended) Level Credits National Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Practicum or Work Experience Hours Provide first aid for life threatening

conditions C 26551 - 2 1 5 5 -

Demonstrate knowledge of common first aid conditions and how to respond to them

C 26552 - 2 1 5 5 -

Demonstrate knowledge of the structure and functions of a nail, and anatomy and physiology relevant to nail services

C 27164 - 3 4 25 15 -

Demonstrate knowledge of tools, equipment, products and safe operating procedures used in nail services

C 27171 - 3 5 25 25 -

Demonstrate knowledge of conditions of the nail and surrounding skin

C 27166 - 4 4 25 15 -

Demonstrate knowledge of

micro-organisms in a beauty salon C 27176 - 3 2 10 10 -

Demonstrate safe and professional

practice in the salon environment C 20929 - 3 6 30 30 -

Perform a manicure service C 27172 27171

(27166, 27176)

3 6 35 25 -

Perform a pedicure service C 27173 27171

(27166, 27176) 3 6 35 25 -

Perform nail augmentation services C 19589 27171

(27166, 27172) (27173, 27176)

4 15 130 20 -

Undertake an in-depth consultation and give advice in a nail salon

C 27167 (19589, 27172) (27173, 27175)

4 10 50 50 -

Perform additional nail services C 27175 27171

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 Title Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information Pre-requisites (recommended) Level Credits National Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Practicum or Work Experience Hours Select and recommend products for an

at-home nail service C 27168 - 3 3 15 15 -

Create appointments and maintain appointment systems and records in the salon environment

C 25435 - 3 5 25 25 -

Display products in the salon

environment C 25436 - 2 3 15 15 -

Demonstrate and apply knowledge of basic accounting concepts, banking, and payment procedures in the salon

environment

C 25437 - 3 5 30 20 -

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National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail

Technology) Level 3

Section C – Programme Information /

Regulations

Aims

The National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 3 programme will provide you with a qualification, skills and the knowledge required to perform a range of nail services at a professional level within the commercial environment.

A further aim is to enable you to develop the literacy and numeracy skills relevant to the beauty industry, and/or for further study.

Graduation Requirements

You must achieve all credits (identified in Table 1.11) to be eligible for the award of the National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 3.

Complulsory Academic Requirements Not applicable.

Practicum or Work Experience Hours

There are no practicum or work experience hours for this programme. All clinics will be held onsite at UCOL.

Programme Materials

A fully equipped manicure room is provided. You will be required to provide your own stationery including paper for note-taking.

Required and recommended reading material will be specified by the lecturer at the beginning of the semester. You may use texts and other books, journals, on-line databases and the Internet to increase your knowledge and awareness of subject material.

The Learning Hub is also a source of information and guidance in the use of academic referencing and writing techniques. You may engage with members of the Student Experience Team (throughout your studies) with the objective of learning and developing your referencing skills and general academic writing skills.

Uniform

1 or 2 pairs pants (black) ¾ or full length leg $100.00 1 pair flat shoes – black (must be closed in) $80.00

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Stationery (approximately $60) Ring binder/s Refill Subject dividers Pens/pencils Highlighters Pen drive

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National Certificate in Beauty Services

EMBEDDED: National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology), Level 3 National Certificate in Beauty Services (Beautician), Level 4 National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology), Level 3 Diploma in Beauty Services Level 5 Certificate in Hairdressing, (Salon Support) Level 3 STAR programmes EMBEDDED: National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology), Level 3 National Certificate in Beauty Services (Beautician), Level 4 EMBEDDED: National Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support), Level 3 Certificate in Beauty Services, Level 4

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National Certificate in Beauty Services

(Cosmetology)

Length

The National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) Level 3 programme is a 14-week programme (inclusive of a 2-14-week holiday break) comprising of 52 credits.

This is a full-time programme containing a mixture of practical and theoretical learning, which mainly involves face-to-face situations. You are required to run a simulated beauty salon and perform simple beauty services for the public alongside lecturer-supported and independent learning.

Start/Finish Dates Semester Two

Term 3 Monday 31 August to Friday 25 September

Term 4 Tuesday 12 October to Friday 4 December

Holidays Semester Two

Timetable

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Table 1.11 Relationship of Papers to Programme – National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) Level 3

Title Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard/ (and Version) Course Number Entry Information (pre/co-requisites) Level Credits National Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Practicum or Work Experience Hours Workplace Safety

Demonstrate knowledge of workplace health and safety requirements

C 497 V7 - 1 3 15 15 -

Manage first aid in emergency

situations C 6400 V5 6401 3 2 10 10 -

Provide first aid C 6401 V5 6402 2 1 5 5 -

Provide resuscitation level 2 C 6402 V7 - 1 1 5 5 -

Course Subtotal 7 35 35

Customer Services

Receive customer payments C 403 V3 - 2 3 15 15 -

Demonstrate knowledge of, select and

recommend cosmetics and toiletries C 14139 V4 - 3 8 30 50 -

Provide reception services for the

beauty industry C 19592 V3 - 3 4 15 25 -

Sell goods and services as an independent operator in beauty services

C 19593 V2 - 3 2 10 10 -

Course Subtotal 17 70 100

Cosmetic Services

Perform cosmetic services as an

independent beauty services operator C 19590 V3 - 4 16 90 70 -

Course Subtotal 16 90 70

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 Title Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard/ (and Version) Course Number Entry Information (pre/co-requisites) Level Credits National Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Practicum or Work Experience Hours Perform a manicure and/or pedicure

service as an independent beauty services operator

C 10393 V6 - 4 12 80 40 -

Course Subtotal 12 80 40

Programme Totals 52 275 245

Successful completion of all the unit standards shown above will lead to the award of the National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) Level 3.

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National Certificate in Beauty Services

Regulations

Aims

The National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) Level 3 programme will provide you with the competence, skills and knowledge to support you in gaining employment in the beauty services industry, or to enrol in further studies in beauty services..

A further aim is to enable you to develop the literacy and numeracy skills relevant to the beauty industry, and/or for further study.

Graduation Requirements

You must achieve all credits (identified in Table 1.11) to be eligible for the award of the National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) Level 3.

Complulsory Academic Requirements Not applicable.

Practicum or Work Experience Hours

There are no practicum or work experience hours for this programme. All clinics will be held onsite at UCOL.

Programme Materials

A fully equipped room is provided. You will be required to provide your own stationery including paper for note-taking.

Required and recommended reading material will be specified by the lecturer at the beginning of the semester. You may use texts and other books, journals, on-line databases and the Internet to increase your knowledge and awareness of subject material. The Learning Hub is also a source of information and guidance in the use of academic referencing and writing techniques. You may engage with members of the Student Experience Team (throughout your studies) with the objective of learning and developing your referencing skills and general academic writing skills.

Uniform

1 or 2 pairs pants (black) ¾ or full length leg $100.00 1 pair flat shoes – black (must be closed in) $80.00

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Stationery (approximately $60) Ring binder/s Refill Subject dividers Pens/pencils Highlighters Pen drive ITEC Exams

If you enrol in any other qualification outside this programme (for example ITEC Exams) you need to be aware that these are Course Related Costs and not tuition Fees. This cost cannot be picked up with you student loan. Student loans are in place to pay for tuition fees only. You can apply for Course Related Costs through your Student loan account.

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Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

Certificate in

Beauty Services

Level 4

STAR programmes Certificate in Hairdressing (Pre-apprentice) Level 2 Certificate in Hairdressing Level 3 UCOL Diploma in Therapy Level 5 Open Entry IELTS 5.5 Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1 Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 3

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Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

Section B – Programme Structure

Length

The Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4 consists of 34 teaching weeks delivered over two semesters. The programme offers a total of 120 UCOL credits, ranging from Level 1 to Level 5, of which all credits must be achieved for the qualification.

This is a full-time programme containing a mixture of practical and theoretical learning, which mainly involves face-to-face situations. You are required to run a simulated beauty salon and perform simple beauty services for the public alongside lecturer-supported and independent learning.

Semester Two

Term 4 Monday 12 October to Friday 227 November

Good Friday 3 April

ANZAC Day 27 April

Timetable

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Table 1.11 Relationship of Papers to Programme - Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

The Certificate in Beauty Services, Level 4 consists of 6 papers containing 110 compulsory course credits and 2 elective pathways options of 10 credits each. The courses are organised under headings for teaching purposes only to better reflect the integrated nature of

learning and to ensure ease of delivery.

Unit Standard Title

Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information (pre- requisites)

Level _CreditsNZQA _creditsUCOL

Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Practicum or Work Experience COMPULSORY PAPERS

Health and Safety (To meet pre-requisite requirements students must achieve competency in the USs in the order they are presented below)

* # Provide resuscitation level 2

C 6402 1 1 - 5 5 -

* # Provide first aid C 6401 6402 2 1 - 5 5 -

* # Manage first aid in

emergency situations C 6400 6401 3 2 - 10 10 -

* # Demonstrate

knowledge of workplace health and safety requirements C 497 - 1 3 - 15 15 - Totals 7 - 35 35 - Client Service * Receive customer payments C 403 - 2 3 - 15 15 - * Provide reception services for the beauty industry

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 Unit Standard Title

Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information (pre- requisites)

Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Practicum or Work Experience * # Sell goods and

services as an

independent operator in beauty services

C 19593 - 3 2 - 10 10 -

# Demonstrate and apply knowledge of small business practice for the beauty services industry

C 19599 - 4 8 40 40 -

Totals 17 - 80 90 -

Professional Practice 1 * Advise clients on

selection and use of cosmetics and toiletries

C 14139 - 3 8 - 30 50 - * # Perform cosmetic services as an independent beauty services operator C 19590 - 4 16 - 90 70 - # Perform a depilatory wax service as an independent beauty services operator C 508 - 4 8 - 50 30 - Intimate Waxing Techniques C UCOL - 4 - 2 15 5 - Totals 32 2 185 155 -

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Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information (pre- requisites)

Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Practicum or Work Experience * # Perform a manicure

and/or pedicure service as an independent beauty services operator

C 10393 - 4 12 - 80 40 -

Totals 12 80 40 -

Chemistry and Physics # Demonstrate knowledge of chemistry in the application of beauty services C 10389 - 4 5 - 25 25 - # Demonstrate knowledge of the electrical currents and physics principles used for beauty services

C 10390 6401 4 6 - 30 30 -

Totals 11 - 55 55 -

Human Anatomy and Nutrition # Explain human cells

and tissues for beauty services

C 513 - 5 4 - 20 20 -

# Explain the human integumentary system for beauty services

C 522 - 5 3 - 20 10 -

# Explain nutrition principles for beauty services

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Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information (pre- requisites)

Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Practicum or Work Experience # Explain the anatomy of

the face, head, neck and décolleté for beauty services

C 19594 5 4 - 20 20 -

Totals 15 - 80 70 -

Professional Practice2 (To meet pre-requisite requirements students must achieve competency in the unit standards in the order they are presented below)

# Perform skin analysis as an independent beauty services operator

C 19595 513, 522

& 19594 5 4 - 15 25 -

# Perform manual facial therapy services as an independent beauty services operator C 19591 10389 19595 5 5 - 25 25 - # Perform electrical facial beauty services as an independent operator C 19596 10390 19591 5 5 - 30 20 - Totals 14 - 70 70 - Compulsory Papers Subtotals 108 2 585 515

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Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information (pre- requisites)

Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Practicum or Work Experience Students complete the appropriate amount of credits for the qualification by following either Elective Pathway A, or Elective Pathway B NB – One Elective Pathway (either A or B) will be offered on each UCOL site, at the Programme Leader’s discretion.

ELECTIVE PATHWAY A

Demonstrate knowledge of

micro-organisms in a beauty salon C 27176 - 3 2 - 10 10 -

Introduction to Nail Augmentation C UCOL 10393 3 - 8 60 20 -

Totals 2 8 70 30 -

ELECTIVE PATHWAY B

Make-up Artistry C UCOL 19590 4 - 10 70 30 -

Totals - 10 70 30 -

Totals for programme A:

110 B: 108 A: 10 B: 12 655 545 -

Note: the total programme credit value for each of the elective pathways is 120. That is:  Elective A: 110 NZQA credits + 10 UCOL credits = 120

 Elective B: 108 NZQA credits + 12 UCOL credits = 120

The UCOL Certificate in Beauty Services, Level 4 will be awarded to people credited with all credits as specified above.

* The National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) (Level 3) will be awarded to people credited with the compulsory unit standards.

# The National Certificate in Beauty Services (Beautician) (Level 4) will be awarded to people credited with the compulsory unit standards.

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National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 3 Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

Regulations

Aims

The Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4 programme aims to:

 Equip you with the competence, skills and knowledge to enable you to obtain employment in the beauty services industry

 Provide a staircase programme for students who graduate from STAR or lower level programmes in the beauty and/or hairdressing field

 Provide you with the opportunity to run a beauty clinic as well as participate in beauty clinic practice under supervision at the UCOL site

 Provide you with the skill base required to assist with further tertiary study, e.g. Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5.

Practicum or Work Experience Hours

You will be advised that you will carry out practicum hours in the UCOL beauty clinic which is complete with reception facilities. You are expected to work on clients who book into the clinic for treatments which enables you to complete the necessary activities for practical assessments.

Clients will be advised that they are involved in a teaching situation and that you will be supervised at all times by the lecturer.

You will be required to wear a uniform (supplied by UCOL) and comply with UCOL and industry standards of personal presentation.

Qualifications / Graduation Requirements (National and UCOL)

To qualify for the UCOL Certificate in Beauty Services, Level 4, you will successfully complete all credits as specified in Table 1.11.

To qualify for the National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) Level 3, students will successfully complete all credits as specified in Table 1.11.

To qualify for the National Certificate in Beauty Services (Beautician) Level 4, students will successfully complete all credits as specified in Table 1.11.

This programme also provides you with the opportunity to complete a Workplace First Aid Course, i.e. successful completion of unit standards, 6400, 6401 and 6401. If you successfully complete the required criteria you are eligible to receive the Certificate in Beauty Services, Level 4 with Distinction or Merit).

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 Programme Materials

Material on this programme, including assessments, may be supported by online resources or delivered online, for example through the use of UCOL’s computer-based learning management system ‘Moodle’.

Uniform

We will provide you with a tunic to wear to all your practical classes. This tunic is worn with black trousers (you will need to provide your own). No denim or tights to be worn please.

Course Related Costs

The following is a list of items with an estimated cost that will be required to be purchased by you:

Uniform

1 or 2 pairs pants (black) ¾ or full length leg $100.00 1 pair flat shoes – black (must be closed in) $80.00 Stationery (approximately $60)  Ring binder  Subject dividers  Pens/pencils  Highlighters  Pen drive  Twink

 Felts/colour pencils (optional)  Eraser

Required Textbooks

An introductory guide to Anatomy and Physiology (approximately $50) 4th_edition

2011

Louise Tucker

ISBN: 978 19033438345 Publisher: EMS Publishing Cressy’s (approximately $100) Beauty Therapy Fact File Koslova-Fu, Vera

ISBN:978-0-7295-3758-8 Publisher: Libby Huston Optional

Additional tunic: $90

Art of Science of Beauty Therapy, 3rd_{Edition 2009} Jan Foulston, Fae Major, Marguerite Wynne

ISBN: 978-1-903348-13-0 Publisher: EMS Publishing. (This book is strongly recommended for International exams.)

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5

National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) Level 3

Diploma in

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National Certificate in Beauty Services (Electrology) Level 5 Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4 National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 4 National Certificate in Beauty Services (Beautician) Level 4 Additional International Therapy Examination Council Diplomas

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5

Length

The Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 programme is a one year, full time, 40 week programme, comprising of 121 credits, 34 teaching weeks and 6 weeks holiday time. You will be able to exhibit advanced skills in beauty therapy, operate independently within the beauty industry in New Zealand and overseas, and understand basic

requirements of running a small business within the beauty industry. They will also be able to progress to further study in related fields.

Term 1 Tuesday 23 February to Thursday 2 April

Term 2 Tuesday 21 April to Friday 3 July

Semester Two

Term 3 Tuesday 21 July to Friday 25 September

Mid-semester break Tuesday 29 September to Friday 9 October

Term 4 Tuesday 13 October to Friday 27 November

Good Friday 3 April

ANZAC Day 27 April

Timetable

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Table 1.11 Relationship of Papers to Programme - Diploma in Beauty Therapy, Level 5

Title Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard/ Paper Pre-requisites UCOL Level Credits * Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours Compulsory Papers

Perform a Swedish body massage as an independent beauty services operator

C 19601 + Prerequisite:

Unit 10389

5 20 100 100

Tanning treatments C UCOL - 5 2 10 10

# Explain hair, skin and the application of

electrical currents for electrolysis treatments C 19597 - 5 4 30 10

# Perform electrical epilations as an

independent beauty services operator C 19598 19597 5 25 188 62

# Explain the human cardiovascular system for

beauty services C 516 - 5 4 20 20

# Explain the human endocrine system for

# Explain the human nervous system for beauty

services C 521 - 5 4 20 20

# Explain the anatomy of the human

reproductive system for beauty services C 523 - 5 2 15 5

# Explain the human lymphatic system for

Brazilian waxing C UCOL + Prerequisite:

Unit 508 5 4 30 10

Subtotal 71 448 262

Elective Papers

Students complete 50 credits by following either Elective Pathway A or Elective Pathway B.

NB – One Elective Pathway (either A or B) will be offered on each UCOL site, at the Programme Leader’s discretion. Elective Pathway A

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 Title Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard/ Paper Pre-requisites UCOL Level Credits * Lecturer Supported Learning Hours Independent Learning Hours

Microdermabrasion treatments C UCOL 5 2 10 10

Reflexology C UCOL 5 7 40 30

Indian head massage C UCOL 5 4 20 20

Holistic massage C UCOL 5 6 25 35

Stone therapy massage C UCOL Holistic massage 5 6 25 35

Laser and intense pulsed light treatments C UCOL 6 10 80 20

Red vein treatment C UCOL National

Certificate in Beauty Services (Electrology) L5

5 3 20 10

Elective Pathway B

Advanced skincare techniques and red vein

electrotherapy C UCOL 5 15 85 65

Spa treatments/body wraps C UCOL 5 10 60 40

Complementary therapies C UCOL 5 15 85 65

Advanced make-up techniques C UCOL 5 10 60 40

Subtotal 50 290 210

TOTALS FOR PROGRAMME 121 738 472

* This includes clinic hours which need to be fully lecturer-supported to ensure health and safety requirements are met.

+ Students will have already achieved the prerequisite unit standard 10389 ‘Demonstrate knowledge of chemistry in the application of

beauty services’ (or equivalent) and unit standard 508 ‘Perform a depilatory wax service as an independent beauty services operator’ (or

equivalent) because they are part of the National Certificate in Beauty Services (Beautician) Level 4. This programme is one of the entry requirement qualifications that are embedded in the UCOL Certificate in Beauty Services, Level 4.

# These 7 unit standards (45 credits) contribute to the National Certificate in Beauty Services (Electrology) Level 5 – Version 2. The remaining 8 unit standards required for this certificate are as follows: 497, 513, 522, 6400, 6401, 6402, 19593 and 19599 (24 credits).

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These 8 unit standards are offered in the UCOL Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4, which is an entry requirement to this diploma programme.

This diploma qualification requires graduands to have a current first aid certificate. Students enrolled on the diploma via equivalence will also be required to obtain a current first aid certificate before being eligible to graduate.

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5

Regulations

Aims

The Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 programme aims to:

 Provide you with the competence, skills and knowledge to obtain employment in the beauty industry in NZ and overseas

 Provide a staircase programme for you to graduate with the UCOL Certificate in Hairdressing, Cosmetology and Nail Technology, Level 4 or the UCOL Certificate in Beauty Services, Level 4

 Provide you with the skill base required to assist with further tertiary study Graduation Requirements

If you successfully complete the 7 unit standards (45 credits) identified in Table 1.11, you will be eligible to receive the National Certificate in Beauty Services (Electrology) Level 5 – Version 2. The remaining 8 unit standards required for this national certificate are as follows: 497, 513, 522, 6400, 6401, 6402, 19593 and 19599 (24 credits). Note: these 8 unit standards are offered in the UCOL Certificate in Beauty Services, Level 4, which is an entry requirement to this diploma programme.

If you successfully complete the following National Certificate/UCOL papers and prerequisites, you may be eligible to apply to sit examinations for the relevant

International Therapy Examination Council (ITEC) diplomas as specified below. Each ITEC diploma examination will cost approximately $180.00 and this will be at your own expense.

National Certificate/

UCOL Paper ITEC Diploma ITEC prerequisite (must hold these or equivalent)

NC in Beauty Services (Electrology) Level 5

Diploma in Epilation L3 Fashion, theatre and media

make-up

Diploma in Fashion, Theatre and Media Makeup L3

 Unit 10 Makeup  Unit 22 Professional

Conduct and Business Awareness

Microdermabrasion

treatments Diploma in Microdermabrasion Treatments L3  Diploma for Beauty Specialists, L2

 Diploma in Facial Electrical Treatments, L3

Reflexology Diploma in Reflexology L3  Unit 1 Anatomy and

Physiology

 Unit 22 Professional Conduct and Business Awareness

Indian head massage Diploma in Indian head

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 National Certificate/

UCOL Paper ITEC Diploma ITEC prerequisite (must hold these or equivalent)

 Unit 22 Professional Conduct and Business Awareness

Holistic massage Diploma in Holistic Massage L3  Unit 1 Anatomy and Physiology OR  Diploma in Body

Treatments Stone therapy massage Diploma in Stone Therapy

Massage L3  Diploma in Holistic Massage, L3 OR  Diploma in Body

Treatments Laser and intense pulsed

light treatments Diploma in Laser and Pulsed Light Treatments L4  Diploma for Beauty Specialists, L2

Red vein treatment Diploma in Red Vein

Treatment L3  Diploma in Epilation, L3 Unit 22 Professional Conduct and Business Awareness

This diploma qualification requires graduands to have a current first aid certificate. Students enrolled on the diploma via equivalence will also be required to obtain a current first aid certificate before being eligible to graduate.

To gain this award with Distinction, a student must have gained merit in at least 90% of the units/papers. To gain this award with Merit, a student must have gained merit in at least 80% of the units/papers (refer also to Section 3.1).

A student should not be precluded from receiving the award with distinction or merit because they introduced credit to the programme through a RPL process. Discretion to make an award with distinction or merit in these circumstances rests with the Faculty Board of Studies.

Programme Materials

Material on this programme, including assessments, may be supported by online resources or delivered online, for example through the use of UCOL’s computer-based learning management system ‘Moodle’.

Uniform

We will provide you with a tunic to wear to all your practical classes. Course Related Costs

The following is a list of items that are required:

1 or 2 pairs pants (black) ¾ or full length leg $100.00

1 pair flat shoes - black $80.00

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5  Ring binder  Subject dividers  Pens/pencils  Highlighters  Twink  A4 exercise book  Felts/colour pencils  Eraser  Pen drive Required Textbooks

An introductory guide to Anatomy and Physiology (approximately $50) 4th edition

2011

Louise Tucker

ISBN: 978 19033438345 Publisher: EMS Publishing Cressy’s (approximately $100) Beauty Therapy Fact File Koslova-Fu, Vera

ISBN:978-0-7295-3758-8 Publisher: Libby Huston

Electro-epilation A Practical Approach (approximately $60) 2nd revised edition

by Elizabeth Cartwright, Gill Morris, Michelle Severn. Optional

Additional tunic: $90 ITEC Exams

If you enrol in any other qualification outside this programme (for example ITEC Exams) you need to be aware that these are Course Related Costs and not tuition Fees. This cost cannot be picked up with you student loan. Student loans are in place to pay for tuition fees only. You can apply for Course Related Costs through your Student loan account. Eye Test

You will need to have a signed confirmation from an optometrist to confirm that you have had an eye test completed. Appointments for this are around $60. Confirmation from your GP is not acceptable.

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All Programmes

Regulations

Outstanding Fees

All fees are due to be paid in full by the first day teaching starts. Section 6.5.2 of the Academic Statute states that programme materials and other items will be not available to students owing any fees to UCOL. Students who have not paid all of their fees will not be eligible to receive credits or awards (i.e. not be eligible to graduate). In other words, if you have outstanding library fines, or other debts with UCOL, you place your ability to graduate at risk.

Academic Statute

Off-Campus Learning

At times your lecturer may wish to take the class to an exhibition or workshop that will be beneficial to your learning and creative development.

UCOL has systems in place to ensure your safety and welfare.

Any documentation related to the safety of the off-campus activity will be forwarded to you prior to the event.

Student Learning Off-Campus Policy Student Learning Off-Campus Procedure

Off-Site Practical Work-Based or Clinical Components Procedure Computer Suites

The computer facilities provided by UCOL are available to every enrolled student. Students who enrol in programmes that require the use of computers are provided with a computer account at the time of enrolment and they will receive an account

notification containing their log-on name, password and email address at the beginning of the course.

Students on programmes for which use of a computer is not a requirement can also obtain an account by applying in person to the Student Resource Centre. Generally the application will take a day to process. When it is processed you will receive a letter containing your user name and password and your internal and external e-mail address. Your password is the key to your account. Never share your login and password details with anyone else. Anyone who knows your password can log on and use your e-mail, access your work or surf the net at your expense. You will also be held responsible for any activities that take place under this account name. Always log off before you leave a PC.

Internet access is available to all students. You are expected to use it for course related purposes. Internet access is monitored, and certain types of web sites are blocked. Inappropriate use of the internet is strictly forbidden and can result in disciplinary action being taken.

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Further information about computer use at UCOL can be found on the student intranet

Information Technology page.

Computer Use Policy (currently under review)

Printing and Photocopying

Printers are usually located in the computer labs and/or student studios. When you log onto a computer you will automatically be connected to the nearest printer.

There is a charge for all printing and photocopying. When you print your job is sent to a printer account program which checks that your account is in credit. You can delete your print jobs from the queue before they print without charge. Once the job has left the print queue it will be charged – turning off the printer will not stop this and there is no mechanism for a refund.

Black and white Colour

A4 6 cents per side 15 cents per side

A3 8 cents per side 20 cents per side

If your account is $0.00 or shows a negative balance the system stops you from printing. You can also check your balance on the intranet. To put your account into credit you can make payments at either Hub Central or the Student Resource Centre. You should also report any problems through them.

Some papers include an initial credit as part of your fees. If you are unsure of this, ask your lecturer.

Photocopier/printers are operated from your student ID card. The cost of the copiers is deducted from your printer account. Again, you will only be able to copy whilst your account is in credit.

UCOL Wireless Network

UCOL provides a wireless network (WiFi) for use by the public, students and staff on the Palmerston North campus.

Public access is limited to our public web sites. Students and staff have two types of access:

 Access to only UCOL web sites, including password protected ones, such as Webmail, the Intranet etc. No extra software is required for this, just connect to the WiFi network called ‘Connect to UCOL’ and open your web browser.

 Internet access. Instructions are available at http://connect.ucol.ac.nz.

When using the UCOL WiFi network, the same conditions of use and restrictions apply as when using a UCOL computer and the UCOL network.

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Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5 Student Studios

UCOL has set aside designated study and work areas for students in most teaching blocks on the Palmerston North campus. The majority of these have computers and printers, and you can work at your own pace. You are also welcome to work in the Learning Hub in the Atrium. You must be able to produce your ID card at all times, be considerate of others and abide by the rules for student studio use – including keeping noise to a minimum.

All users of UCOL computing and network facilities are expected to act responsibly and to respect the rights of others. If you are found using the computers or internet for illegal purposes, accessing or forwarding offensive material or emails, submitting another person’s work as your own, or involving yourself in any other unacceptable use, you may have your log-on removed or be subject to other disciplinary actions.

Staff Studios

Staff may be contacted by ringing them on the telephone located outside their staff studio. A list of their extension numbers is located next to the phone. Please do not knock on the door to the staff studio without first contacting the staff member by phone. Recognition of Prior Learning

Beauty & Hairdressing Doorway. Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1 MA4102. National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) Level 3

Student Handbook

(Nail Technology) Level 3

Disclaimer

Table of Contents

Important Note

Welcome

Staff

Minimum entry for international

Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1

Length

Beauty Therapy

Timetable

Title MethodologyAssessment StandardsUnit InformationEntry Level NationalCredits CreditsLocal Supported Lecturer Learning Hours

Paper Totals 10 15 90 60

Paper Totals 6 15 90 60

Paper Totals 16 15 90 60

Independent Learning

Literacy and Numeracy Unit

Certificate in Fashion and Beauty Level 1

Graduation Requirements

Expectations

National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail

National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail

Timetable

National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail

Graduation Requirements

Programme Materials

National Certificate in Beauty Services

National Certificate in Beauty Services

Timetable

Course Subtotal 7 35 35

Course Subtotal 16 90 70

Course Subtotal 12 80 40

National Certificate in Beauty Services

Graduation Requirements

Programme Materials

Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

Section B – Programme Structure

Length

Timetable

Unit Standard Title

Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information (pre- requisites)

Totals 17 - 80 90 -

Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information (pre- requisites)

Totals 11 - 55 55 -

Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information (pre- requisites)

Assessment Methodology Achievement Competency Other Unit Standard Entry Information (pre- requisites)

ELECTIVE PATHWAY A

Totals for programme A:

Certificate in Beauty Services Level 4

Practicum or Work Experience Hours

Uniform

Required Textbooks

Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5

Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5

Timetable

Elective Papers

Elective Pathway B

Diploma in Beauty Therapy Level 5

National Certificate/

UCOL Paper ITEC Diploma ITEC prerequisite (must hold these or equivalent)

Programme Materials

All Programmes

Outstanding Fees

Printing and Photocopying

UCOL Wireless Network

Staff Studios