From everyday skin care to deeper dermatological knowledge, this 11-in-1 bundle delivers a full face of essential content. It includes lessons in personal hygiene, public health, communication skills and GDPR—so you’ll cover everything from blemishes to boundaries with confidence.
With added modules in nutrition, beauty, time management, and data entry, this course is built for those aiming to understand how skin health fits into broader care systems. Whether you’re brushing up or starting fresh, there’s no fluff—just useful, well-structured learning.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand skin structure and dermatological care principles.
- Learn communication techniques for skin care service settings.
- Apply GDPR guidance to health and beauty service roles.
- Understand nutrition’s connection to cosmetic and skin health.
- Manage skincare tasks with time-efficient organisation.
- Explore public health roles in skincare and hygiene advice.
Who is this Course For:
- Skincare professionals seeking a deeper knowledge base.
- Beauty learners combining theory with service knowledge.
- Admins working in health and skincare documentation.
- Public health staff covering hygiene and skin wellness.
- Students learning the science behind cosmetic care.
- Nutritionists expanding into aesthetic-related areas.
- Data entry staff supporting dermatology or skincare clinics.
- Care assistants focusing on hygiene and skin wellbeing.
Career Path:
- Skincare Advisor – Average salary: £26,000/year
- Dermatology Receptionist – Average salary: £24,000/year
- Beauty Assistant – Average salary: £22,500/year
- Health Support Worker – Average salary: £25,500/year
- Nutrition and Skin Health Consultant – £30,000/year
- Data Entry Officer (Health Sector) – Average salary: £23,000/year
