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TERENZO INTERNATIONAL HAIRDRESSING PROFESSIONALS - The School The Qualification :”Further Education and Training Certificate Hairdressing: is a THREE year Qualification, and requires 3900 Notional Hours to complete. (30% AT PROVIDER + 70% AT WORKPLACE) Terenzo Hairdressing The School focuses specifically on the formative training required on the NQF Level 2, Level 3 and Level 4 bands, and takes one year of full time study to complete the formal college/theory hours. Thereafter practical work in a salon for 18 to 24 months is required. During these two years the School will monitor your progress and ensure that you receive workplace training. During this time of practical work the students need to come back to the college to complete an FSA or Final Summative Assessment. These Final Summative Assessment dates will be given to the students at the end of the first year. Another benefit for Terenzo students is that, whilst there is no guarantee, up to 90 percent of students are later employed at Terenzo Salons.CURRICULUM
 LEARNING PROGRAM 1 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN HAIRDRESSING PURPOSE This qualification enables learners to develop towards becoming professional hairdressers. This is the first of three qualifications which culminate in a professional hairdressing qualification. This Qualification is designed to serve as an introduction to the hairdressing industry and provide the learner with the basics of hairdressing. In particular, the NQF Level 2 qualification should result in the learner becoming a competent Operator, capable of:
The elective unit standards provide for a wide range of possible areas of focus from providing an early opportunity to tackle units standards such as dreadlocks and braiding which are core unit standards at later levels, through some computer-oriented unit standards on email, the internet and word-processing, to more specialized salon areas such as advanced massage.
RATIONALE Job market entrants often have little or no exposure to generic hairdressing or self-management and therefore often fail to make a success of a career in hairdressing. Central to the rationale for this Qualification is the development of a culture of professionalism and service excellence in the hairdressing industry. This Qualification will provide for breadth and flexibility to match the needs of the learners, employers and industry as a whole. It will give the learners the key skills essential to be able to function effectively as flexible, adaptable and competitive hairdressers and for a lifelong career in hairdressing. These skills will make the learners employable and they will be able to make effective contributions to the hairdressing business by being able to apply the acquired knowledge and skills.
The qualification allows a successful learner to follow a career in such occupations as:
QUALIFICATION RULES The Qualification consists of a Fundamental, a Core and an Elective Component. To be awarded the Qualification learners are required to obtain a minimum of 130 credits as detailed below. FUNDAMENTAL COMPONENT The Fundamental Component consists of Unit Standards in:
CORE COMPONENT The Core Component consists of Unit Standards to the value of 77 credits all of which are compulsory. ELECTIVE COMPONENT The Elective Component consists of individual unit standards from which the learner must choose unit standards totaling a minimum of 17 credits. EXIT LEVEL OUTCOMES On completion of this qualification learners are able to:
 LEARNING PROGRAM 2 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN HAIRDRESSING LEVEL 3 SAQA I.D.: 65749 PURPOSE This qualification follows on from the Level 2 qualification in enabling learners to develop towards becoming professional hairdressers. This Qualification, registered at NQF Level 3, focuses on core hairdressing activities of cutting, relaxing, styling and coloring. In particular, the NQF Level 3 qualification should result in the learner achieving the status of a Junior Stylist, capable of performing many hairdressing services competently, though still under the supervision of a professional stylist. The Junior Stylist is capable of:
RATIONALE Job market entrants often have little or no exposure to generic hairdressing or self-management and therefore fail to make a success of a career in hairdressing. Central to the rationale for this Qualification is the development of a culture of professionalism and service excellence in the hairdressing industry. This Qualification will provide for breadth and flexibility to match the needs of the learners, employers and industry as a whole. It will give the learners the key skills essential to be able to function effectively as flexible, adaptable and competitive hairdressers and for a lifelong career in hairdressing. These skills will make the learners employable and they will be able to make effective contributions to the hairdressing business by being able to apply the acquired knowledge and skills.
The qualification allows a successful learner to follow a career in such occupations as:
QUALIFICATION RULES The Qualification consists of a Fundamental, a Core and an Elective Component.
To be awarded the Qualification learners are required to obtain a minimum of 120 credits as detailed below • Perform cutting services for ladies and gents.
FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING CERTIFICATE: HAIRDRESSING LEVEL 4 SAQA I.D : 65729 PURPOSE This qualification follows on from the NQF Level 3 qualification in enabling learners to qualify as professional hairdressers. This Qualification, registered at NQF Level 4, focuses on advanced hairdressing techniques such as perming, advanced coloring and braiding and dreadlocks as well as on a series of management functions designed to assist qualified hairdressers to set up and manage their own businesses. This is a sector in which a very large number of skilled professionals set up their own businesses at some point during their career, and a significant number do so immediately after completing their qualification. RATIONALE Job market entrants often have little or no exposure to generic hairdressing or self-management and therefore fail to make a success of a career in hairdressing. Central to the rationale for this Qualification is the development of a culture of professionalism and service excellence in the hairdressing industry. This Qualification will provide for breadth and flexibility to match the needs of the learners, employers and industry as a whole. It will give the learners the key skills essential to be able to function effectively as flexible, adaptable and competitive hairdressers and for a lifelong career in hairdressing, as well as offering them skills in setting up and managing their own salons. These skills will make the learners employable and/or self-employable and they will be able to make effective contributions to the hairdressing business by being able to apply the acquired knowledge and skills.
The qualification allows a successful learner to follow a career in such occupations as:
QUALIFICATION RULES The Qualification consists of a Fundamental, a Core and an Elective Component.
To be awarded the Qualification learners are required to obtain a minimum of 140 credits as detailed below. The Fundamental Component consists of Unit Standards in:
It is compulsory therefore for learners to do Communication in two different South African languages, one at NQF Level 4 and the other at Level 3. All Unit Standards in the Fundamental Component are compulsory. CORE COMPONENT The Core Component consists of Unit Standards to the value of 71 credits all of which are compulsory. ELECTIVE COMPONENT The Elective Component consists of individual unit standards from which the learner must choose unit standards totaling a minimum of 13 credits. The elective credits provide some choice over areas of specialization without compromising the required core skills. EXIT LEVEL OUTCOMES On achieving this qualification, the learner will be able to: • Perform hairdressing services back to top | |||
