Education Courses For Junior Stylists

At our Academy (Dublin): House of Colour Junior Stylist Course – 12 Month ITEC Level 3 Diploma runs Mondays to Wednesdays over 12 months, from 10am to 5pm. House of Colour Junior Stylist Course – 9 Month ITEC Diploma Level 2 runs Mondays to Wednesdays over 9 months, from 10am to 5pm. House of Colour Junior Stylist Course – 6 Month ITEC Diploma Level 3 runs Mondays to Wednesdays over 6 months, from 10am to 5pm. For bespoke group courses, email [email protected] to discuss your requirements.

This course is ideal for beginners and junior stylists looking to refresh their skills.

We offer 6 month, 9 month and 12 month ITEC training courses.

Courses are delivered at the House of Colour Training Academy in the Jervis Shopping Centre, Dublin.

This 6-month City & Guilds Foundation Course is ideal for stylists with 12 months+ experience who have completed their hairdresser training and want to progress at a quicker pace.  Work towards your ITEC Diplomas Level 3 and your House of Colour Junior Stylist Diploma.  Format Theory and practical work are assessed in house and by external assessors every six weeks. All sections must be completed to receive your final diploma. Theory exams are carried out twice a year and are multiple-choice. Section 1: Assessment of basic skills to include shampooing/consultations/health and safety/colour theory/blow-drying Section 2: Colour correction/partial meche/full head meche/ balayage/creative colour Section 3:  Long cuts/bob cuts/short cuts/layered cuts/fashion cuts/basic up styles/creative cutting

This course is ideal for people beginning a hairdressing career, or for stylists who would like to refresh their skills.  However, no previous hairdressing experience is necessary.  Our 9-month programme  is designed for you to reach the highest level of basic hairdressing. It is all you need to give yourself the perfect start to your career. Format Practical and theory work is assessed by in-house and outside assessors every 6 – 8 weeks. All sections must be completed before a student can move forward. Theory exams are carried out twice a year and are multiple choice. Section 1: Shampoo/consultations/health & safety/colour rinsing & toning/salon reception Section 2: Colour application/tinting/T-bar meche/partial meche/full head meche  Section 3:  Long cuts/ bob cuts/short cuts /layered cuts/fashion cuts/basic up styling

Practical and theory work is assessed by in house and outside assessors every 6 – 8 weeks. All sections must be completed before a student can move forward. Theory exams are carried out twice a year and are multiple choice. Section 1: Shampoo/consultations/health & safety/colour rinsing & toning  Section 2: Colour correction/tinting/T-bar meche/partial meche/full head meche/balayage colour  Section 3:  Long cuts/bob cuts/short cuts/layered cuts/set, plait and dressing hair.

House of Colour Level 3 Junior Stylist Course - 12 Month ITEC Diploma is €9900   House of Colour Level 2 Junior Stylist Course - 9 Month ITEC Diploma is €8800. House of Colour Level 3 Junior Stylist Course - 6 Month ITEC Diploma is €6000. All prices are guideline prices and additional costs may apply.

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Yes. Flexible payment plans are available, with a small deposit required to secure your place. You can make additional payments or pay off the balance at any time. Please contact [email protected] for details.

An ITEC qualification in Hairdressing and Barbering helps people get into work with the added opportunity to travel the globe or own their own business. We are delighted to offer you our latest range of qualifications, ranging from level 2 to 4, developed by our industry experts, ensuring learners develop a selection of different skills and techniques. ITEC courses require practical and theory work with educators helping you all along the way. Practical and theory exams must be taken.

Learners who achieve this qualification can work as a junior hairdresser/stylist. Career paths may include working in:

• Commercial salons
• Independent, self-employed, mobile, or home-based settings
• Cruise ships
• Television, film, theatre, and media