Hairdressing is a professional craft that involves cutting, coloring, styling, and maintaining the health of hair. It combines technical skill with creativity to transform a client’s appearance and boost their confidence. A skilled hairdresser not only executes precise techniques but also understands client needs, hair textures, face shapes, and the latest industry trends.

The hairdressing industry offers endless opportunities, from working in salons and spas to freelancing and entrepreneurship. By taking this course, you will gain professional-level skills such as haircutting, coloring, braiding, dreadlocks, chemical treatments, and advanced styling. You’ll also build a strong portfolio, develop client consultation skills, and gain confidence to pursue careers locally and internationally.

1. Hands-On Training: A majority of the course is practical labs in our modern salon.
2. Experienced Instructors: Learn from professional cosmetologists and salon owners.
3. Career Support: Guidance on building a client base, marketing your services, and interview practice.

This course is offered in multiple study options to suit different learners:

• Full-time classes: Intensive learning for those ready to commit daily.
• Part-time sessions: Ideal for students balancing work or other studies.
• Weekend programs: Designed for working professionals and entrepreneurs seeking flexibility.

All study modes include hands-on salon practice, client interaction, and access to professional tools and equipment.

• Portfolio Building: How to photograph and present your hairdressing work.
• Career Coaching: Business planning, client retention, and pricing strategies.
• Soft Skills: Communication, professionalism, and customer service.
• Networking: Connect with salon owners and industry professionals.

1. Hair Science: Understand hair structure, types, and health.
2. Shampoo & Conditioning: Techniques for different hair types.
3. Basic Styling: Blow-drying, flat ironing, curling, and setting.
4. Safety & Sanitation: Principles of hygiene in a salon environment.

1. Cutting Techniques: Precision cutting for various hair lengths and textures.
2. Braiding: From basic to advanced braiding styles.
3. Dreadlocks: Starting, maintaining, and styling dreadlocks.
4. Projects: Hands-on practice with models and mannequins.

1. Color Theory: Understanding tones, levels, and application methods.
2. Hair Coloring: Permanent, semi-permanent, highlights, and creative coloring.
3. Chemical Services: Relaxing, perming, and rebonding techniques.
4. Treatment & Repair: Deep conditioning and restorative hair treatments.
5. Mini Projects: Practical application on clients and models.

1. Event & Bridal Styling: Techniques for weddings, proms, and special occasions.
2. Updos & Creative Styles: Advanced styling for fashion and editorial looks.
3. Client Consultation: Understanding client needs and face shapes.
4. Hands-On Projects: Create various professional hair looks.

1. Salon Management: Running a salon — bookings, inventory, and operations.
2. Industrial Attachment: Apply classroom knowledge in a real salon environment.
3. Client Service: Building strong relationships and client retention.
4. Professional Showcase: Present your final portfolio and skills.