Terms of Course Bookings
Once you have booked your course you will need to pay a booking fee of £250 to secure your place on the course. This payment will also secure your kits so if you need to cancel a course, we need at least 2 weeks notice, or a cancellation fee will be taken from your refund. The outstanding balance will be required in full 2 weeks before the course starts. This rule applies to all courses!
Deposit payments can be made by Debit/Credit Card (no charge) or cheque made payable to 'All Occasion Nails'.
Balance payments can be made by Debit/Credit Card (2.5% charge made for credit card payments) or cheque made payable to 'All Occasion Nails'
Another course for those wishing to start from scratch. On this course you will learn every main system, so this course is for people who consider themselves to be a quick learner. It is not for the faint hearted as there is a lot to learn in a short space of time. This course includes:
Total Nail Technician Course
Venue: TBA
(Private one to one course also available - please ask for dates and prices)
Dates: Group courses run throughout the year from a Monday to Friday - 5 day intensive course.
Qualification: AONA Certificate of Acheivement. The Qualification/Certification that you receive is nationally recognised within the nail industry. What this means is that you will be able to gain professional indemnity insurance with our certificate. This insurance will cover you to work from home, mobile or in a salon.
Price: £899.00 (per person inclusive of training kits, student training manuals, and certification fees)
Booking: To book or enquire about this course please call 08458 373153 or click here to email us
The units on this course are:
Maintaining Standards of Hygiene and Personal Appearance
1)Hygienic Working Practices including Health & Safety at Work and Legislation
2)Hygienic Code of Working i.e. correct sterilisation procedures for Technician and Client
3)Personal Hygiene and appearance
4)Code of Dress
Maintaining Efficient Working Practices
1)Information relating to Client Treatment
2)Efficient methods of working
3)Procedures for handling materials relating to time, cost, effectiveness and client satisfaction
4)Product and Chemical Knowledge - Correct advice on storage, disposal and use
Theory
1)Anatomy, Structure and Physiology of Nail
2)Circulatory System
3)Muscles and Bones of the Hand and Foot
4)Layers and Functions of the Skin
5)Skin & Nail Diseases
6)Skin & Nail Disorders
7)Contra - Indications
8)Adverse effects and how to deal with them
9)Product Knowledge in all Treatments
Manicure & Pedicure
1)Preparation, including Client Record Cards - Treatment plans - Product requirements - Contra-indications to treatment - Adverse treatable nail conditions - Correct advice to client - Hygiene procedures
2)Application of treatment
3)After Care advice and Home Care / Retail Sales
Nail Extensions Application
1)Preparation, including Client Record Cards - Treatment plans - Advice on different applications - Contra-indications to application - Adverse treatable nail conditions - Hygiene Procedures
2)Conventional Acrylic - Tips and Overlay - Sculptured - Repairs - Capping - Maintenance - Removals
3)UV Gel - Tips and Overlay - Capping - Maintenance - Repairs - Removals
4)Fibreglass and Silk - Tips and Overlay - Repairs - Wrapping - Maintenance - Removal
5)Quick Nails Acrylic - French Tip and Overlay - Normal Tip and Overlay - maintenance - Repairs - Removals
6)Home Care for each of the above
7)Aftercare Advice / Retail Sales for each of the above
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Pedicure |
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Acrylic |
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UV Gel |
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Fibreglass & Silk |
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Tip & Dip |
