Description

Qualification outline – The VTCT (ITEC) Level 5 Award in Skin Peeling Treatments is tailored for practitioners aged 18 and above, holding a Level 4 qualification in beauty aesthetics, seeking to incorporate superficial chemical skin peeling techniques into their services. This qualification equips learners with the necessary knowledge and skills to perform skin peeling treatments safely and effectively, adhering to industry standards and regulations. Graduates can pursue employment or self-employment opportunities in the beauty aesthetic industry, specializing in skin rejuvenation and addressing various skin concerns. Additionally, they may opt for further specialization by pursuing Level 5 and 6 qualifications, such as the VTCT (ITEC) Level 5 Award in Radio Frequency and Skin Needling Techniques and the VTCT (ITEC) Level 6 Award in Mesotherapy Treatments.
Course duration – fast track options are available. The course duration can vary from 1 month to 3 months T&C’S apply depending upon prerequisites.
Price – £5500 + 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 –
· Enhance appearance of the skin using skin peeling treatments
Future career prospects –
Skin Care Specialist: Graduates can work as skin care specialists in beauty clinics, medical spas, or dermatology practices, offering skin peeling treatments to address various skin concerns such as acne, pigmentation, and aging. With experience, they can develop a loyal clientele and become sought-after experts in skin rejuvenation.
Advanced Treatment Techniques: Experienced practitioners may expand their expertise by mastering advanced skin peeling techniques and incorporating complementary treatments such as microneedling, radiofrequency therapy, or laser resurfacing. This enables them to provide comprehensive solutions for clients seeking optimal skin health and appearance.
Clinic Management: Some graduates may transition into roles involving clinic management or ownership. They can oversee operations, staff training, client relations, and business development strategies, potentially establishing their own successful skin care clinics.
Educator or Trainer: Passionate individuals can pursue careers as educators or trainers, sharing their knowledge and expertise with aspiring practitioners in vocational schools, colleges, or specialized training institutions. They can contribute to the professional development of the next generation of skin care specialists.
Research and Development: Graduates interested in innovation and advancement may explore opportunities in research and development within the skincare industry. They can contribute to the development of new products, techniques, and technologies aimed at improving skin health and addressing emerging skincare concerns.
Consultancy: Experienced practitioners may offer consultancy services to skincare brands, clinics, or medical practices seeking expertise in skin peeling treatments and skincare protocols. They can provide guidance on product selection, treatment customization, and industry best practices.
Continued Professional Development: Graduates can stay updated with advancements in the field and expand their knowledge by participating in continued professional development courses, attending conferences, and obtaining additional certifications in specialized areas of skincare and aesthetics.