Description

Qualification outline – The VTCT (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Principles and Practice of Aesthetic Therapies caters to practitioners aged 18 and above, holding a level 3 beauty therapy qualification or its equivalent, seeking to expand their skill set. This advanced therapy qualification delves into the historical, legal, and professional aspects of the aesthetic industry, emphasizing safety, hygiene, and emergency procedures. Learners develop a comprehensive understanding of industry standards and practices, enabling them to effectively navigate the complexities of this emerging profession. Successful completion of this qualification prepares individuals for employment in the advanced aesthetic industry, while also providing opportunities for further specialization through additional level 4 qualifications, such as Radio Frequency, Skin Peeling, and Ultrasound. For more information on available qualifications, candidates are encouraged to consult the VTCT and ITEC websites.
Course duration – fast track options are available. The course duration can vary from 3 month to 6 months T&C’S apply depending upon prerequisites.
Price – £5400 + VAT ( Next to this could I have one off payment box which displays that there is a special offer of £2500 and in the box beside it I would like option of 10 months interest free finance by provider – easy payment with deposit )
Qualification structure –
· External Exams
· External practical examinations
· Coursework (Harvard Referencing)
· Case studies
· Portfolio
Unit titles –
· Principles and practise of non-medical aesthetic therapies
Future career prospects –
Aesthetic Therapist: Graduates can pursue careers as aesthetic therapists in beauty salons, medical spas, aesthetic clinics, or wellness centers, providing a range of advanced aesthetic treatments. They may specialize in procedures such as skin rejuvenation, non-invasive body contouring, or advanced facial treatments.
Clinic Manager or Owner: With experience and additional qualifications, individuals may progress to managerial roles within clinics or spas, overseeing operations, staff training, and client management. Some may choose to establish their own aesthetic clinics or businesses, assuming the role of clinic owner and entrepreneur.
Specialization and Advanced Training: Graduates may opt for further specialization by pursuing additional training and qualifications in specific areas of aesthetic therapy, such as laser treatments, advanced skincare techniques, or medical aesthetics. This allows for career progression and the ability to offer specialized services to clients.
Education and Training: Experienced practitioners may transition into roles as educators or trainers, sharing their knowledge and expertise with aspiring beauty therapists. They may work as tutors in beauty schools, develop training programs, or conduct workshops and seminars on aesthetic therapies.
Research and Development: Individuals interested in the scientific aspect of aesthetic therapies may explore opportunities in research and development. They can contribute to the advancement of treatment techniques, product development, and industry innovation through research initiatives or collaborations with manufacturers