NULC works closely with more than 400 local employers to
provide Apprenticeships in a variety of areas.
In this blog post we’re taking a look at the type of training available
in the Hairdressing sector.
We work with a range of local salons to provide
apprenticeship and training opportunities at Level 2 and Level 3 inHairdressing. This year sees the introduction of Beauty Therapy
Apprenticeships and also a new flexible approach to deliver training to
apprentices that suits the needs of employers.
We’re encouraging all local salons to join our business club
to be involved in developing our training offer to enable us to identify skills
gaps and tailor programmes to exceed those needs.
Here Steve Goodwin, Owner of Signature Hair Salon in Stoke-on-Trent discusses how employing a Hairdressing Apprentice
through NULC has worked for the salon.
With an apprentice salary starting at around £97 per week,
employers can benefit from an extra member of staff and receive ongoing support
from an experienced apprenticeship assessor who will visit the apprentice in
the workplace to minimise disruption to the business.
Vicky Boulton Clarke, Head of Employer Engagement at NULC
said: “Apprenticeships are a unique, low-cost and low-risk way of ensuring that
your workforce has the practical skills and qualifications your organisation
needs now and in the future.”
“What’s more, the College takes care of the entire
apprentice recruitment process right up to the shortlist for final
interviews. This provides the employer
with significant cost savings in terms of recruitment fees whilst allowing them
to make the final decision as to who will join the organisation.”
“As we see it, working with employers to create
opportunities like this are vital in supporting government agenda to reduce
youth unemployment and crucial to developing skills that support economic
growth.”
To find out more about the Level 2 Apprenticeship in Hairdressingclick here.
To find out more about the Level 3 Apprenticeship in Hairdressingclick here.
If you’re a local employer who would like to find out more
about how Apprenticeships could work for you business contact Phil Davies,
Business Development Manager for Hair and Beauty at NULC on philip.davies@nulc.ac.uk or call 01782
254122.
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