Hairdressing and Barbering for Beginners: A Step-by-Step Guide – 11in1

This beginner-friendly 11-in-1 bundle introduces you to hairdressing and barbering through a supportive combination of beauty-focused modules and workplace essentials. Covering everything from make-up and nail care to personal hygiene and nutrition, the course offers a clean and structured approach to client-facing services in the grooming industry.

Alongside beauty skills, it includes training in communication, people management, first aid, and self-organisation—crucial elements when managing busy schedules or supporting team operations in salons or barbershops. Whether you’re new to grooming or stepping into your first client-care role, this bundle delivers a well-rounded start.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand hygiene, nutrition, and beauty fundamentals in salon settings.
• Develop customer communication and people management capabilities.
• Apply knowledge of electrical safety within salon environments.
• Use make-up and grooming knowledge to support client services.
• Maintain a structured, clean, and professional working routine.
• Handle emergencies calmly with basic first aid understanding.

Who is this Course For:

• Beginners entering the hairdressing or barbering profession.
• Salon staff seeking better organisation and client management.
• Learners interested in personal hygiene and wellness in beauty.
• Those responsible for team coordination and customer service.
• Staff in training roles within grooming or spa services.
• Beauty assistants looking to expand into multi-service salons.
• Individuals working in client-facing grooming environments.
• People wanting structured support in hair and beauty basics.

Career Path:

• Junior Hairdresser – £18,500 average salary
• Barber Assistant – £19,000 average salary
• Beauty Therapist – £23,000 average salary
• Grooming Salon Receptionist – £20,000 average salary
• Salon Coordinator – £24,000 average salary
• Assistant Salon Manager – £26,000 average salary