Training and Skills
Habia is responsible for a range of standards, qualifications and frameworks, including NVQ, SVQs, Apprenticeships, Foundation degrees, Young Apprenticeships and the new Diplomas in Hair and Beauty Studies.
When we refer to standards, what we actually mean is ‘National Occupational Standards\' or ‘NOS\', though generally they are ...
Check out the new Apprenticeships website from Habia!
The new Apprenticeships website from Habia is full of useful and ...
For details of new Hair and Beauty Qualifications for implementation from 1 August 2010 in England, Wales and Northern ...
Foundation degrees offer hair, beauty and spa professionals the opportunity to take their training to Higher Education ...
Diplomas are new an innovative qualifications that will give 14-19 year olds the chance to study a broad programme of ...
Young Apprenticeships (YAs) are qualifications designed to give bright and motivated 14-16 years olds the chance to learn ...
Making Continuing Professional Development work for you
Our CPD programme is ...
The Habia Skills Teams offer a range of courses designed to ensure you, your staff or students have the latest and most up ...
The new Sector Qualification Strategy (SQS) is now available as a free download here on the Habia website.
The SQS, ...
Hair and Beauty Qualifications for implementation from 1 August 2010 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
All Hair and ...
Pre 16 restrictions
For guidance regarding the Pre 16 restrictions that apply to all hair and beauty qualifications, in ...
Principal Learning in Hair and Beauty Studies within the Welsh Baccalaureate
Principal Learning Qualifications from the ...
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions
You will need to have at least three years industrial experience before you can teach in FE. Once you have this experience, contact your local Further Education College(s) who offer a qualification called 'Certificate in Education'. You must have this qualification to teach in Further Education. You will also need to take an Assessor Award, commonly known as 'A Awards', which you will usually take once you have a teaching position, as it requires you to have on the job experience.
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