diploma of beauty therapy

2016
C O U R S E
G U I D E
DIPLOMA OF BEAUTY THERAPY
COLLEGE OF SKIN AND BEAUTY THERAPY
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W H Y E L L A B AC H É
C O L L EG E ?
Since 1963 the Ella Baché College has
been nurturing the careers of thousands of
Beauty Therapists. We enjoy an unrivalled
reputation in educational excellence and
post graduate employment for our beauty
therapy graduates.
We are the only college in Australia that
can offer students the benefit of training,
integrated with a leading skincare brand
and a commercial business, with access
to a network of over 150 Ella Baché Salons
and selected Ella Baché David Jones
Counters nationally that can offer work
experience and jobs. In fact, over 70% of
students start their careers within the Ella
Baché network.
We proactively work with industry partners,
salons and other beauty therapy employers
to ensure that Ella Baché beauty therapy
education is at the forefront of the latest
trends and technology.
Our highly qualified and experienced
educators are dedicated to sharing their
passion for skincare and ensuring that our
students are inspired to be the best they
can be.
Ella Baché College is nationally accredited
as a Registered Training Organisation. We
are also affiliated with ITEC (International
Therapy Examination Council) which allows
our students to gain an internationally
recognised qualification in addition to their
Ella Baché College qualification.
A qualification from the Ella Baché College
offers a huge range of career choices in
the skincare and beauty related industries.
You can work in beauty salons; day spas,
wellness centres, destination resorts
and retreats, or travel the world working
on cruise ships; or for major skincare &
cosmetic brands. Graduates may work
in many roles such as training, sales or
marketing, or as a beauty journalist for
the growing number of publications and
online media, and many graduates go on
to manage and own their own successful
beauty salons. Your career in beauty
therapy is your ticket to international travel
and adventures.
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ON-CAMPUS
DELIVERY MODE
Since 1963 the Ella Baché College of
Skin and Beauty Therapy has enjoyed
an unrivalled reputation in educational
excellence and post graduate employment
for our Beauty Therapists. We are the only
Beauty Therapy College in Australia with
a network of over 150 Ella Baché Salons
and selected Ella Baché counters in David
Jones that can provide work experience
and job placement.
At the Ella Baché College of Skin and Beauty
Therapy, learning involves both theoretical
and practical experiences. As well as
theory classes and activities, students gain
practical skills in the well-equipped salons
using commercial equipment and products.
We offer the Diploma of Beauty Therapy
as a full-time course for both national and
international students.
The Diploma of Beauty Therapy is a
comprehensive and highly acknowledged
qualification within the industry and will
provide you with the skills, knowledge and
experience to be a great beauty therapist
and industry leader.
CAREER PATHWAYS
With the Diploma of Beauty Therapy you
will have a broad range of career options
and opportunities within the industry from
salon management to working in beauty
salons, day spas, health retreats, hotels,
resorts and cruise liners. Careers in sales,
marketing and training roles are also areas
to consider and many graduates will go on
to open their own businesses.
ACADEMIC PATHWAYS
The Ella Baché College has an academic
pathway agreement with Victoria University.
Diploma graduates from the Ella Baché
College may be eligible to gain entry and
full credit recognition towards a Bachelor
of Health Science (Dermal Therapies) with
Victoria University. This will take 1 year off
these studies.
The College provides students with the
opportunity to practise on real customers
through the Ella Baché Student Salon. In
the student salon, students can experience
being able to provide the full range of
treatment options and services found in a
commercial salon. They meet clients and
provide an integrated, holistic experience
including
determining
their
needs,
developing a treatment plan and providing
a range of treatments such as waxing,
facials, hand and foot care and massage.
It is important to note that prior to practicing
on real customers, students are expected to
practise on each other. It is an essential part
of the learning experience at the College
that students perform practical treatments
on each other, including electrolysis. This
enables them to experience what is the
‘philosophy’ of beauty therapy, to feel and
understand what is being experienced by
customers and to engage in the intimate
communication
experience
between
therapist and client. This will always be
practised in accordance with industry
codes of practise and ethics.
salon before they can be awarded with their
qualification. Work experience will count
towards the assessment of the course.
Work experience will be done concurrently
with study and will commence at the end
of Trimester 2.
COURSE DETAILS
FULL TIME STUDY – 12 MONTHS
FOR DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS
• This course duration is 12 months and
includes 150 hours of work experience
offered over three trimesters (39 weeks)
• Each term is 13 weeks in duration
• College days start at 9:00am and finish
at 4:45pm
• Full Time courses are three days per
week
• Students are also required to do 150
hours of work experience in addition to
normal College days
• Approx.12-14 hours a week are required
for home study
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
Students must also participate in 2 external
Product Schools, determined by the
College, in addition to a comprehensive
internal Ella Baché Product School.
• Pl e a s e re fe r to we b s i te:
ellabachecollege.edu.au
WORK EXPERIENCE
A U S I a l l o w s s t u d e n t s to o b t a i n a
complete record of their VET enrolments
and achievements from a single online
source. This is convenient not only for
students and employers, but also makes
it possible for training organisations to
assess prerequisites, credit transfer and
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).
Students are required to complete 150 hours
of external work experience in a commercial
UNIQUE STUDENT IDENTIFIER (USI)
As a new student you are required to
obtain a USI prior to enrolling into a new
course. You are only required to obtain a
USI once in your lifetime.
Please visit http://w w w.usi.gov.au to
apply for your Unique Student Identifier.
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DIPLOMA OF BEAUTY THERAPY
To achieve the qualification 33 units
must be completed: 22 core units and 11
electives selected by the college.
A Statement of Attainment from the
SIB50110 Diploma of Beauty Therapy will
be issued for all units of competency that
are completed if the full qualification is not
completed.
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CORE UNITS (22)
Unit Code
Unit Title
SIBBBOS401A
Perform body massage
SIBBBOS402A
Provide body treatments
SIBBCCS301A
Apply the principles of skin biology to beauty treatments
SIBBCCS302A
Advise on beauty services
SIBBCCS403A
Recognise body structures and systems in a beauty therapy
context
SIBBCCS404A
Work in a skin therapies framework
SIBBCCS405A
Develop treatment plans
SIBBCCS406A
Use electricity in beauty therapy treatments
SIBBCCS407A
Interpret the chemical composition and physical actions of
cosmetic products
SIBBCCS408A
Promote healthy nutritional options in a beauty therapy context
SIBBFAS302A
Provide lash and brow treatments
SIBBFAS404A
Provide facial treatments
SIBBFAS405A
Provide advanced facial treatments
SIBBHRS301A
Perform waxing treatments
SIBBNLS201A
Work in a nail services framework
SIBBNLS202A
Provide manicure and pedicare services
SIBXCCS201A
Conduct financial transactions
SIBXCCS202A
Provide service to clients
SIRXCOM001A
Communicate in the workplace
SIBXFAS201A
Design and apply makeup
SIRXIND001A
Work effectively in a retail environment
SIRXWHS101
Apply safe working practices
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CAREER AND COURSE
SPECIALISATION
At the Ella Baché College of Skin and
Beauty therapy, we offer our students the
opportunity to focus on their career dreams
through the option of two specialisations:
Salon & Spa and Health Science.
SALON & SPA SPECIALISATION
The Salon Specialisation package gives
students the skills to successfully work
in and manage a commercial beauty
salon or spa. In addition to the 22 Core
Units, students wishing to focus on Salon
Specialisation must complete the following
electives:
Elective Group C - Relaxation Massage
Unit Code
Unit Title
SIBBBOS403A
Perform aromatherapy massage
SIBBBOS504A
Apply aromatic plant oil chemistry to beauty treatments
SIBBBOS505A
Blend and apply a range of aromatic plant oils for beauty treatments
SIBBBOS506A
Use reflexology relaxation techniques in beauty treatments
SIBBSPA505A
Provide Indian head massage for relaxation
And The Following 6 General Elective Units
Unit Code
Unit Title
HLTIN402C
Maintain infection control standards in office practice settings
SIRXSLS004A
Build relationships with customers
SIBBSKS506A
Apply micro-dermabrasion to improve skin appearance
SIBBSPA504A
Provide stone therapy massage
BSBSMB404A
Undertake small business planning
BSBSUS201A
Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
SIBBSKS302A
Apply cosmetic tanning products (optional)
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HEALTH SCIENCE SPECIALISATION
(UNIVERSITY PATHWAY )
For students seeking a more academic
career, they may choose to progress to
study a Bachelor of Health Science (Dermal
Therapies) with Victoria University. Career
pathways for these students include work
in:
dermal therapies clinics, medical practices,
advanced beauty and cosmetic settings,
medical aesthetic equipment and product
companies, sales and training, vocational
education and teaching*
In addition to the 22 core units, students
wishing to progress to a Bachelor of Health
Science (Dermal Therapies), must complete
the following electives.
MASTERCLASSES
Students will also
have the opportunity
to participate in
Masterclasses such
as Ear Piercing
and Waxing incl.
Brazilians (NB:
Students wishing to
participate in this
subject must be 18
years or older).
Elective Group B - Health Science
Unit Code
Unit Title
SIBBSKS503A
Perform diathermy treatments
SIBBHRS504A
Provide electrolysis treatments
And The Following 6 General Elective Units
Unit Code
Unit Title
HLTIN402C
Maintain infection control standards in office practice settings
SIRXSLS004A
Build relationships with customers
SIBBSKS506A
Apply micro-dermabrasion to improve skin appearance
SIBBSPA504A
Provide stone therapy massage
BSBSMB404A
Undertake small business planning
BSBSUS201A
Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
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S T E L L A R O N L I N E L E A R N I N G P ROG R A M
Our unique and innovative Stellar Learning Online Program has been designed for students needing the flexibility to access their
study remotely rather than attending on campus.
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This
comprehensive
and
highly
acknowledged qualification within the
industry provides the skills, knowledge
and experience to be a professional beauty
therapist and industry leader.
The practical workshops provide students with
the opportunity to learn and be assessed on
the full range of treatment options and services
found in commercial salons such as waxing,
facials, hand and foot care and massage.
The new My Ella Baché student
learning portal provides students with
an interactive approach to blended
learning. Students can access the theory
components and learning materials
online but also have the opportunity to
attend 5 practical workshops throughout
the Diploma, where they’ll improve their
skills learning from our team of professional
Beauty Trainers.
Students can choose where they wish to
do their Practical Intensive Workshops – in
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Perth.
INTENSIVE PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS
You’ll achieve your Beauty Diploma with the
Stellar Online Learning Program in just 2
years*, with the course duration divided into
6 trimesters, with a 5 compulsory practical
workshop component.
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It is important to note that students are
expected to practise on each other during
these workshops. It is an essential part
of the learning experience that students
perform practical treatments on each other
druing these workshops. This enables them
to experience the ‘philosophy’ of beauty
therapy, to feel and understand what is
being experienced by customers and to
engage in the intimate communication
experience between therapist and client.
This will always be practised in accordance
with industry codes of practice and ethics.
A range of assessments are also conducted
at the workshops including written
assessments.
* Students may apply for a deferment for a
maximum of 12 months which is subject to
college approval.
WORK EXPERIENCE
All students are required to complete 150
hours of work experience in a commercial
salon environment. This will enable
students to gain invaluable practical
experience and is a mandatory requirement
of the qualification. Work experience can
be undertaken at any salon; it is not a
requirement that work experience be
completed at an Ella Baché salon. Please
note: Ella Baché salons are independently
owned and operated; as such, not all
salons can support Stellar Distance
Learners with work experience and
job placement.
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COURSE OUTLINE
Unit Code
Unit Title
SIRXWHS101
Apply safe working practices
SIRXCOM001A Communicate in the workplace
SIBBCCS301A
Apply the principles of skin biology to beauty treatments
SIBBNLS202A
Provide manicure and pedicure services
SIBBNLS201A
Work in a nail services framework
SIBBFAS302A
Provide lash and brow treatments
SIBBHRS301A
Perform waxing treatments
SIBXFAS201A
Design and apply makeup
SIBXCCS202A
Provide service to clients
SIRXIND101
Work effectively in a customer service environment
SIBXCCS201A
Conduct financial transactions
SIBBCCS302A
Advise on beauty services
BSBSUS201A
Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
SIBBCCS404A
Work in a skin therapies framework
SIBBCCS407A
Interpret the chemical composition and physical actions of cosmetic
products
SIBBFAS404A
Provide facial treatments
SIBBBOS401A
Perform body massage
SIBBCCS405A
Develop treatment plans
SIBBFAS405A
Provide advanced facial treatments
SIBBSKS506A
Apply micro-dermabrasion to improve skin appearance
SIBBCCS406A
Use electricity in beauty therapy treatments
BSBSMB404A
Undertake small business planning
* Please note: All units and
workshops must be completed in
sequential order.
A Statement of Attainment will be
issued for all units of competency
that are completed if the full
qualification is not completed.
SIRXHRM002A Recruit and select personnel
BSBSMB402A
Plan small business finances
SIRXSLS004A
Build relationships with customers
SIBBCCS408A
Promote healthy nutritional options in a beauty therapy context
SIBBCCS403A
Recognise body structure and systems in a beauty therapy context
SIBBBOS402A
Provide body treatments
SIBBBOS403A
Perform aromatherapy massage
SIBBBOS504A
Apply aromatic plant oil chemistry to beauty treatments
SIBBBOS505A
Blend and apply a range of aromatic plant oils for beauty treatments
SIBBBOS506A
Use reflexology relaxation techniques in beauty treatments
SIBBSPA505A
Provide Indian head massage for relaxation
SIBBSPA504A
Provide stone therapy massage
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COURSE:
Diploma of Beauty Therapy
ON-CAMPUS
COURSE INCLUSIONS
• Study notes and workbooks
COURSE CODE:
SIB50110
• An Ella Baché uniform is issued to all
students
COURSE COMMENCEMENT:
• Student manuals are supplied to all
students for all units of study
February
May
September
FEE:
$18,000
LENGTH OF COURSE:
12 months
Note: The above fees are confirmed
exclusively for the 2016 enrolment
period. Course dates and fees are
subject to change.
• Student ID cards issued to all
students
• Travel concession pass from STA for
bus, rail and ferry
• Makeup by Adderton
GETTING STARTED IN THE DIPLOMA
IN BEAUTY THERAPY
The Diploma of Beauty Therapy enrolment
requires a non-refundable deposit of $1000
for non-VET FEE HELP students to secure
a place on campus. The balance is to be
paid in full prior to course commencement
or instalments may be paid at the start of
each term. VET FEE-HELP is available to
assist eligible domestic students to pay
their tuition fees.
To begin your enrolment you will need to
complete the Ella Baché College application
form. To obtain a copy of the form or to
discuss your study and payment options,
please call the Ella Baché College Course
And Careers Advisor on 02 8423 5655.
• Student handbook that outlines our
policies and procedures
ADDITIONAL COSTS
• Recognition of Prior Learning $150
administration fee per unit
• Re-assessment $60 per unit
• ITEC Examination: Ella Baché Diploma
students may apply for International
Therapy Examination Council (ITEC)
examination. The cost of this is $290.
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COURSE:
COURSE INCLUSIONS
Diploma of Beauty Therapy
• Access to My Ella Baché student
learning portal for learning material
such as content reading, video
demonstrations, discussion forums and
virtual classroom
COURSE CODE:
SIB50110
COURSE COMMENCEMENT:
February
May
September
FEE:
$18,000
LENGTH OF COURSE:
24 months*
* Students may apply for a deferment for a
maximum of 12 months which is subject to
college approval.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
• Minimum age of entry is 16 years
• Minimum educational requirement:
Successful completion of year 10 or
equivalent except in the case of mature
aged students (over 21 years of age)
• Students should be able to access a
computer with internet
Note:
The above fees are confirmed exclusively for
the 2016 enrolment period. Course dates and
fees are subject to change.
• All Practical Intensive workshops
(excluding personal costs for travel,
accommodation, etc)
• Student Handbook outlining Policies
and Procedures
• Opportunity to attend an Ella Baché
Product School
• Discount on Ella Baché products
purchased whilst an active student
• Student ID card, enabling purchase of
products and equipment from industry/
trade-only businesses (students must
provide x2 passport photos in order for
Student ID card to be issued)
• Manicure/Pedicure Kit
• Lash and Brow Kit
• Makeup by Adderton
GETTING STARTED IN THE
DIPLOMA OF BEAUTY THERAPY
The Diploma of Beauty Therapy
enrolment requires a non-refundable
deposit of $1000 for non-VET FEE
HELP students, to secure a place in
the Stellar Online Learning Program.
Units are individually priced and can
be purchased in consecutive order
for non-VET FEE HELP students.
Please consult your Course &
Careers Advisor for a unit cost
breakdown.
Alternatively, the VET FEE-HELP
government loan is available to
assist eligible domestic students to
pay their full tuition fees prior to the
commencement of the course.
To begin your enrolment you will
need to complete the Ella Baché
College application form. To obtain
a copy of the form or to discuss your
study and payment options, please
call the Ella Baché College Course
and Careers Advisor on 1300 856
166.
• Ella Baché student uniform (issued
when undertaking work experience)
ADDITIONAL COSTS
• Recognition of Prior Learning $150
• Administration fee per unit
• Re-assessment $60 per unit
• Additional makeup, manicure/pedicure
and lash & brow kits as well as facial
& body products may be ordered at
further cost to the student.
• Travel and accommodation for workshops
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C O N TAC T
Level 2, 77 Berry Street,
North Sydney, NSW, 2060
PO Box 1822,
North Sydney, NSW, 2059
T: +61 (02) 8423 5655
F: +61 (02) 9460 4180
E:study@ellabachecollege.edu.au
W:www.ellabachecollege.edu.au
Ella Baché College Pty Ltd
ABN 78 001 446 359
RTO Provider No 6704
CRICOS 01474B
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