The fast track hairdressing course is an alternative to the ITEC NVQ level 2 hairdressing course. On completion of this course you will receive a certificate from the London hair academy. It is suited to those who do not have the financial and time commitments that the NVQ course requires. This beginner's course focuses on the practical side of hairdressing. The fast track hairdressing course is specifically designed to provide students with an intensive 6 week course which follows a similar structure to the NVQ level 2 syllabus. Free barbering course worth £445 with all fast track bookings. The course content includes: advice and consultation skills for client; preparation of the hair; sectioning the hair; product selection choosing the perfect product for the client; use of professional salon tools; how to shampoo, condition the hair and scalp including massage techniques; consultation and treatments for hair and scalp; professional blow dry including straight blow dry, volume and movement; using GHD'S to create different looks; creatively cut hair using a combination of cutting techniques including one-length square cut, layering, straight bob, graduated bob, fringes; use of different colour products including temporary and permanent colour; colour hair using a variety of techniques such as root tints, full head tints; colour techniques using foils, including block and broken colours and colour correction. No more than 5 students per class to ensure a high standard of learning. The course is taught by qualified educators who incorporate theory work, special projects, demonstrations and hands-on workshops. Your tutor will guide you through the stages of the course and monitor your personal progress. All necessary equipment, styling tools and manuals are provided. You will have the chance to practice cutting and colouring on members of the public towards the end of this course. Our evening courses are tailored to your specific needs. We will create a timetable around your commitments. Students are required to bring in a camera to take photos during this course as part of their portfolio of evidence for assessment purposes.