ITEC Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Specialist Treatments

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1 ITEC Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Specialist Treatments Course Information Brochure This pack contains information on the following: Course programme Course fees Materials and other items Eligibility Overview of course accreditation Support and policies Procedure for applying for a place Page 1 25/07/2014 Croydon Adult Learning and Training (CALAT)

2 ITEC Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Specialist Treatments This qualification is one of a number of funded qualifications available to learners. CALAT is offering this qualification because it provides training in the five skills essential to working in the beauty industry: facial skincare, basic eye treatments, manicure, pedicure, waxing and make-up application. If you are accepted onto this course, this brochure sets out what you can expect. This course requires you to commit to a programme of study for 36 weeks attending the course on two days a week for a total of 9 hours per week. There will also be large amounts of home study work to complete and you will have to attend Bliss Studio outside of course hours to gain work experience which can boost their confidence and skills. Securing a place on the course To reflect the nature of the above course and commitment required CALAT has amended its interview and assessment process for All learners will be required to Take an English & Maths assessment to ensure they are able to meet the demands of the written portfolio and case study work on the course (to be offered a place learners must achieve Level 1 in English). Attend an Information & Interview session All information about the assessment and interview process can be found later in this brochure and prospective learners should ensure that they have read this brochure thoroughly before they book onto and attend the assessment and separate Information & Interview session. Page 2 25/07/2014

3 Introduction The ITEC Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Specialist Treatments course is one of the baseline qualifications for being able to work independently in the beauty sector. Once qualified you will be able to obtain insurance to practice from home, work as an employee in a salon, or set up your own mobile business or beauty salon. Do not underestimate the amount of time needed to complete the qualification. Some guidance on your commitment is provided here: 324 hours face to face with tutor(s) attendance on days specified with a minimum attendance of 80% of these hours to be entered for the examination hours of additional study in your own time. This works out to approximately 6-7 hours per week. 80 hours for case study write ups and exam revision Please do not underestimate the level of commitment required to attend, complete and achieve on this course. COURSE PROGRAMME: Starting Autumn 2014 Course Reference Start & End Date Venue Days Time TZJ /09/14 16/07/15 Thornton Heath 36 weeks Tuesday & Thursday 9.30am 2.30pm Course Reference Start & End Date Venue Days Time TZJ /09/14 17/07/15 Thornton Heath 36 weeks Wednesday & Friday 9.30am 2.30pm Page 3 25/07/2014

4 Course Fees All courses are heavily subsidised by the government. The fees that learners are charged are therefore only a proportion of the true cost of delivering the qualification. The course fees breakdown into the following: Breakdown of Fee S Fee X Fee Overseas Fee Notes Tuition Fees No fee Learner resources for use in class Included No fee Included Exam Fee No fee Resources are included in the tuition fees. Exam Fees are included for fully funded (X Fee) learners only. Total: No fee See appendix A for Eligibility for X Fee and reduced fees or check the course directory. Information for financing your ITEC training As a learner on a CALAT course you need to be aware that you are signing a contract with CALAT and that you are liable for whichever rate of course fee applies to you. CALAT has a system set up so that you can pay your fee by Standing Order provided the fees are or more, choosing this payment option will incur an admin charge of Page 4 25/07/2014

5 Payment for courses using Standing Order facility 35% of your course fee has to be paid at enrolment. (Proof of address will be required.) Standing Order is then set up monthly following the date of your enrolment (not from the start of the course). Payments will be calculated so that all costs are recovered before the final session of the course. Example: if you enrol on the course the month before the course starts e.g. in August, your first standing order would be taken in September 2014 and would run through to June 2015 (course ends July 2015). Any learner defaulting on payment will be sent an invoice for the total course fee, from Croydon Council, and the full amount will become due and payable immediately. If payment is not made Croydon Council may take legal action to recover the debt. It is also likely that if you fail to make payments you will be excluded from your class until payment is made to bring you up to date. Withdrawal from courses o If you withdraw from the course for any reason other than with a medical certificate you will still be liable for the full course fee you owe to CALAT. o If you are withdrawn because your attendance does not meet the 80% requirement (see learner code of conduct) or your punctuality is an issue, or if you fail to keep up with coursework you will still be liable for the full course fee you owe to CALAT. o If you are in receipt of GDLS Fund support for help with tuition and exam fees, when you drop out of a course or are withdrawn because your attendance does not meet the 80% requirement (as above) you will have to repay to the GDLS Funds the amount of the financial support that has been given. All learners should be aware that where they are in receipt of subsidised course fees i.e. No Fee they are receiving public funds to support their learning. GDLS fund is also funded through public funds and if a learner fails to complete the training they will have to repay funds as detailed above. Page 5 25/07/2014

6 Other items learners will need to purchase Item X Fee learners S & V Fee learners Notes You will be able to order this on the first day of the course. Uniform must be returned to CALAT Uniform: Ordered by you at the end of the course, unless you pay 5 to Plum coloured tunic top direct from La keep it. The uniform CALAT will purchase for & trousers from La Beeby Beeby. Order on you is a plum coloured Tunic & Trousers (price first day of the 36.00). course. Black closed in flat shoes Variable cost Variable cost Purchased by yourselves. Textbook Kits Manicure & Pedicure Kit inc VAT Facial Care & Eyes Kit inc VAT Waxing Kit inc VAT For home use. Order forms will be given to you on the first day of the course. Notes Learners must buy their own textbook for home study. There will be a few classroom copies for use during lessons. It is strongly recommended learners purchase the kits for home use and practice. The kits can be purchased direct from CKD (College Kits Direct). The Facial Care kit does not include facial products (cleanser/toner/moisturisers etc). You are required to wear uniform from beginning of the course. For X Fee learners the cost is included, however the uniforms will have to be returned unless paid for at the end of the course, 5.00 fee is applicable. S Fee learners will have to purchase uniform separately from La Beeby, which will be theirs to keep at the end of the course. Uniform must always be worn for practical classes or you may not be allowed to practice on health and safety grounds. Uniform orders will be placed for X Fee learners in week one of the course. Any learners paying the S Fee should order the uniform themselves on the first day of the course. Page 6 25/07/2014

7 GDLS funds GDLS Funds may be available to learners paying the S Fee and on a low income to assist with the exam fees and 40% of the tuition fees. This money comes from the government and may cease at any time. CALAT will endeavour to provide learners with the most upto-date information as to whether funds are available or not at the time of their interview. GDLS Funds are only available to support learners on funded courses and funds are allocated across CALAT on a first come first served basis. To find out if you are eligible, please ask at your Centre office for further details and an GDLS Fund application form. Insurance All learners will need to obtain their own student insurance in order to carry out their case study work and undertake work experience in Bliss Studio and carry out case study work in class. Please see Other Essential Information on page 8 for details of this. On-site resources provided by CALAT These include equipment/tools and consumables provided by CALAT, maintenance of equipment, laundering and supply of couch covers and towels and skincare and eyecare products and wax for classroom use, photocopies and use of other products and equipment on CALAT courses. Please note you are expected to treat equipment and materials with respect and follow tutor guidance on quantities to use. Skincare and Eyecare products are supplied by A training half day will be arranged which you are expected to attend as part of the course. This may not be on a timetabled course day and may take place after course has finished. Eligibility If when you finish reading this brochure you decide to apply, please note that you will be asked to provide proof of residence in the UK when you enrol (if applicable). For fee subsidy you must self declare your entitlement at enrolment. Page 7 25/07/2014

8 Age: Course entry requirements (Selection requirements) The minimum age for entry on an ITEC course is 16 years. Academic Qualifications: You should have a good basic education, which includes English to at least G.C.S.E. standard or equivalent. Learners will sit an English & Maths assessment and are expected to be at level 1 to be considered for a place. Students are training in a therapy, which will involve intimate contact with one another and ultimately members of the public. Learners cannot refuse to be treated by colleagues or to treat others in all treatments unless there are medical grounds for not treating. Essential qualities required: Sensitivity to others needs and respect for all other individuals Ability to work with all members of the community without prejudice. Good health. Professionalism, including punctuality & politeness and good communication skills. Use of abusive language and behaviour will not be tolerated. Health and hygiene awareness. Dedication & commitment to work & studying. Other essential information Uniforms will be ordered in the first week of the course and once issued to you, you are expected to wear it every week. You will not be allowed to carry out practical treatment without it. You also need to purchase black closed in shoes for indoor use only. Prior to starting the course you must remove false nails and lashes and also remove nail varnish. Nails must be short and clean. If you have long hair you must have a method for tying it up off your shoulders. Jewellery must be kept to a minimum. These are ITEC requirements. Page 8 25/07/2014

9 Insurance must be purchased prior to the course and insurance certificate must be brought to the first class. GDLS funds will not reimburse this amount. This is available from BABTAC for 19 contact : BABTAC Ltd, Telephone : or enquiries@babtac.com, or download application form from their website Tutors All CALAT tutors are qualified to a high standard in beauty. They have many years experience of the industry and in teaching. They are committed to your success and will challenge you to attain the highest standards on your course. This qualification consists of 5 Units: ITEC Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Specialist Treatments Unit 800 Provide Facial Skincare Practical Unit Examined by external ITEC Examiner Theory Unit 5 case studies (individual treatments) Unit 802 Provide Eyelash and Eyebrow Treatments Examined by 25 multiple choice questions in 1 hour paper Marked by your tutor. Must be completed by deadlines set and presented to ITEC examiner at end of the course. (No completed and marked case studies No exam) Practical Unit Theory Unit Examined by external ITEC Examiner Examined by 15 multiple choice questions in 1 hour paper Page 9 25/07/2014

10 5 case studies (individual treatments) Unit 803 Apply Make-up Practical Unit Marked by your tutor. Must be completed by deadlines set and presented to ITEC examiner at end of the course. (No completed and marked case studies No exam) Examined by external ITEC Examiner Theory Unit 5 case studies (individual treatments) Unit 804 Provide Manicure Treatments Practical Unit Theory Unit 5 case studies (individual treatments) Unit 805 Provide Pedicure Treatments Practical Unit Theory Unit 5 case studies (individual treatments) Unit 806 Remove Hair using Waxing Techniques Practical Unit Examined by 15 multiple choice questions in 1 hour paper Marked by your tutor. Must be completed by deadlines set and presented to ITEC examiner at end of the course. (No completed and marked case studies No exam) Examined by external ITEC Examiner Examined by 15 multiple choice questions in 1 hour paper Marked by your tutor. Must be completed by deadlines set and presented to ITEC examiner at end of the course. (No completed and marked case studies No exam) Examined by external ITEC Examiner Examined by 15 multiple choice questions in 1 hour paper Marked by your tutor. Must be completed by deadlines set and presented to ITEC examiner at end of the course. (No completed and marked case studies No exam) Examined by external ITEC Examiner Page 10 25/07/2014

11 Theory Unit 5 case studies (individual treatments) Unit 600 Follow Health & Safety Practice in the Salon Examined by 20 multiple choice questions in 1 hour paper Marked by your tutor. Must be completed by deadlines set and presented to ITEC examiner at end of the course. (No completed and marked case studies No exam) Practical/Theory Unit Portfolio of evidence & assignment or MCQ Test Unit 611 Salon Reception Duties Practical/Theory Unit Portfolio of evidence and assignment or MCQ Test Unit 818 Client Care and Communication in the Beauty Related Industries Theory Unit Assignment Course syllabus and further details are available from ITEC s website Syllabus Overview Skincare & Eye Treatments - in these units you will cover:- *Superficial cleanse, deep cleanse, toning of the skin, heat treatment. *Skin analysis. *Eyelash/eyebrow tinting/eyebrow reshaping. *The circulatory, lymphatic and muscular systems. *Cosmetic science. *Professional ethics, client handling, first aid, salon safety, hygiene & sterilisation. Page 11 25/07/2014

12 *Facial hair bleaching. *Facial massage, mask selection & application. *Structure and functions of the skin. *Contra-indications. *Skin diseases and disorders. *Client consultation card. *Histology, osteology, neurology. Make-up - in this Unit you will cover:- *Superficial cleanse, deep cleansing, tone & moisturise. *Contra indications. *Face, eye, lip and nose shapes. *Corrective day, eve. & special occasion make-up application. *Correct use of cosmetics. *Cosmetic science. Waxing - in this Unit you will cover:- *Waxing of the different parts of the face and body. *Structure and functions of the skin. *Structure of the hair. *Hygiene and sterilisation. *Endocrine system. *Client handling. *Skin disorders. Page 12 25/07/2014

13 Manicure & Pedicure - in these units you will cover:- *Full manicure and pedicure. *Nail technology systems. *Structure of the nail. *Bones, muscles, the nervous system, the circulatory system, and the lymphatic system (related to lower arm/leg). *Hygiene and sterilisation. *Client handling. *Contra-indications & nail disorders. *Massage of the hands and feet. Health & Safety Practice In The Salon, Salon Reception Duties, Client Care & Communication In The Beauty Related Industries In these 3 units you will cover:- *Types of businesses. *Acts and legal entities. *Finance and costing. *Advertising and promotion. *Professionalism. *Salon reception *Beauty related industries *Professional ethics. *Health & Safety. *Hygiene. *Consultation & contra-indications. *First Aid. *Communication skills *Client care Page 13 25/07/2014

14 Teaching & learning methods Lectures, groupwork, pairwork, demonstrations, practicals, role play and video and working on clients. Learners are required to use the internet and produce work on a computer during the course. Work in Bliss Studio. What extra work do I need to do outside the classroom? Homework outside of course time will be approximately 6-7 hours per week, plus compulsory practical practice. To do this effectively you will need to purchase the kits for home use. Order forms will be provided on the first day of the course. As part of your professional development you will be required to spend 5 hours per unit in Bliss Studio, in the CALAT Coulsdon Centre, outside of timetabled course time. This is a compulsory part of the course. This may be used to provide evidence of some treatments. Equipment/materials to be brought to first meeting? Notebook, A4 folder, pen and pencil. Textbook will be advised at induction. Other notes: Please note that during the first two weeks of the course time will be given for information, advice, induction and completion of essential documentation. Case study practicals: Learners will be asked to bring in clients for case study practicals during the course. You will require case study clients for each unit, who can be the same clients on different units. Advanced notice of dates and times will be provided by the course tutor when appropriate, so that you can make the necessary arrangements. Some case studies may be undertaken in Bliss Studio. Progression opportunities: Not all opportunities are provided at CALAT. Please note Level 3 funding is now different to Level 2 funding. Page 14 25/07/2014

15 ITEC Level 3 Certificate in Massage NVQ Level 3 in Beauty Therapy (at Croydon College) 1 day Threading courses In addition, there are many opportunities in Beauty to take additional training in a variety of skills through private providers. Qualifying with ITEC ITEC is an internationally recognised awarding body with a range of qualifications in Beauty and Complementary therapy. They are well recognised in the UK and many countries abroad. For all units the pass mark is a minimum of 60%. This means 60% for theory and 60% for practical exams where both apply Units assessed by assignments and or case studies are pass or refer. All assignments and case studies must be passed by the Course Tutor prior to practical exam. Work must be handed in based on deadlines your tutor provides. All units must be passed with 60% minimum in each one for you to achieve the qualification. Marking Grades Marked externally by ITEC Examiners Below 60% Fail 60% - 74% Pass 75% - 89% Credit 90% -100% Distinction Case Studies & Assignments Refer Pass Marked by course tutor Case studies and assignments must be resubmitted to tutor at least 10 working days before final practical exams for re-assessment. No grading for case studies Page 15 25/07/2014

16 Examination dates Exam dates are usually booked within 2 weeks of course end dates (theory exams may be timetabled at intervals during the course and may be on-line). Please ensure you do not book a holiday during course times - ITEC will not let you re-schedule your exam if you miss it because of a holiday and the only reason for non-attendance that is acceptable is a medical reason when a doctor s certificate MUST be produced. No re-taking of the course will be allowed unless the V Fee is paid by learner. Practical exam dates are subject to confirmation by ITEC and usually this occurs approximately 2 months before exams take place. Exam results normally come in between 4 8 weeks after the practical exams are taken and you are notified of your results in writing by our exams office. Results will not be given out over the telephone so please do not call CALAT. Bliss Studio CALAT provides a unique opportunity to gain professional work experience in our working Studio. This will provide you with evidence of work experience for your portfolio. Located at CALAT Coulsdon Centre You will be expected to spend a minimum of 8 hours per course working in the Studio gaining experience of a professional environment. This is a compulsory part of your study and will be counted in your course attendance. You will be asked to attend an induction session at the Studio before commencing your work experience to familiarise yourself with the facilities. You may undertake some case studies in Bliss subject to your tutor and Bliss Studio agreement. You will be involved in a variety of tasks including observing and giving treatments, reception duties, cleaning, stock taking and other tasks in line with a professional beauty and complementary therapy studio You will receive a certificate of attendance for your portfolio detailing the number of hours worked in the Studio at the end of the course You can also attend Bliss at additional times outside of normal course hours to improve your skills further. You will need your certificate of insurance and uniform to practice in Bliss Studio. Bliss is open a minimum of 38 weeks of the year Mon-Fri 10am-3pm and Mon pm, Tues, Wed & Thu evenings 6-9pm and some Saturdays 10am-1pm. The Studio does open some days in Christmas and Easter breaks, half terms and in August (subject to client demand). Page 16 25/07/2014

17 Academic support Following your English & Maths assessment you will be offered advice on progression and how to develop these skills further if your result is not at Level 2. If your assessment identifies support needs CALAT may be able to provide some language and literacy sessions and dyslexia support to learners who require it. These sessions are provided outside of normal course delivery hours. For some learners attending classes, this support may be a condition of them being offered a place on the course and non-attendance may prevent the learner completing their course within the normal timescales. However, if the English assessment indicates that you do not yet reach Level 1 you will not be offered a place on the beauty course, however CALAT will make recommendations to support you and you may be invited to re-apply at a future date. You are expected to have computer access and use of computer whilst on the course. Local libraries have a number of learning centres where learners can use computers facilities if they do not have their own. Health questionnaire At your Information & Interview Session you will be asked to fill out one of these for health and safety reasons and to assist your tutor in identifying any contraindications to treatment. You will be asked to confirm details at the start of the course. If you are not offered a place or do not enrol, your questionnaire will be destroyed. Questionnaires are kept in a sealed envelope in course registers in case of incidents whilst you are on the course and so that tutors are aware of any conditions that may affect treatment. If you have a medical condition that is contra-indicated you will have to provide a doctors letter. Costs may vary and must be borne by you. ITEC Learner Code of Conduct Statement Please be aware that you are expected to adhere to the highest levels of professionalism at all times whilst on CALAT premises and attending this course. Any poor behaviour, inappropriate language or attitude deemed to be in breach of Learner Code of Conduct will be treated with the utmost seriousness. You are expected to treat other learners, tutors and other members of staff with respect at all times. In addition, you will be carrying out practical treatments on clients who also need to be treated with professionalism. This includes punctual attendance at all classes. At your Information & Interview Session you will be asked to read and sign the above. It contains clear guidelines on what you can expect from CALAT and what CALAT expects from you whilst you are on the course. This is an abbreviated version of CALAT s full Learner Code of Conduct. Breaches of the code while on a CALAT course could result in you being excluded from the course. Page 17 25/07/2014

18 CALAT expects all learners to work as colleagues in the class and any breach of our equalities policies will be treated with the utmost seriousness. Please think carefully about this before you apply learners are expected to practice on one another, e.g. bikini waxing. Whilst on the course you cannot refuse to have a colleague practice on you (except on medical grounds). Interview & Assessment Process Please consider the following three questions before contacting us or booking a place on an assessment: Do you have the money to pay for the course? - Even if you are an X fee learner you will have to buy a folder/ paper and print off your work and buy a textbook and to improve your practical skills(and to set up a business) you will need practical kits Do you have the time to attend the course and study at home? - Attendance of 80% minimum is essential. - Punctuality is expected and you are expected to be in the classroom for the course hours on each day i.e. 9.30am-2.30pm and not to leave early. Do you understand that the beauty industry is not just about putting on make-up and painting nails? - You will learn muscles and bone names. - You will learn what ingredients are found in beauty products and why. - You will complete a substantial amount of written work and exams to achieve this qualification. English & Maths Assessments CALAT learners are to be assessed for English and Maths before being offered a place on a qualification course. This assessment can take up to two hours. You will need to book onto this assessment in addition to attending one of the information and interview sessions below. Please book your English & Maths assessment via the link on the website If you have problems using the link please telephone Course places will be offered in writing after you have completed both the English and Maths Assessment and Information & Interview session and you will be expected to enrol on a first come first served basis. Places will not be held for learners who delay enrolment. It Page 18 25/07/2014

19 is your responsibility to ensure we are informed about the results of your English and Maths assessment and you will not be offered a place before we have these results. If your English is below Level 1 you may be refused a place on the course on these grounds and referred to further support before you can take the beauty course. Information & Interview Your Information & Interview session must be booked by calling , please see the available dates listed on page 20. You will be expected to demonstrate at interview that you understand a little about the beauty industry and why you feel you may be suited to working in this field. If you are not sure why not take a look at some websites that tell you a bit about what working in the industry is like, and read the following quotes from CALAT learners from past courses: I have found the beauty course at CALAT to be informative, interesting and challenging. The course has enabled me to gain the skills I need to complete treatments to a high standard. The teaching has been excellent throughout the course with a tutor who has been happy to help. I feel the course has also helped me with my confidence. I would recommend the beauty courses at CALAT to anyone wanting to pursue a career in beauty. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time studying at the CALAT Thornton Heath Centre, whilst on the ITEC Beauty Therapy course. I not only gained knowledge and experience in my chosen career, but invaluable support from my tutor, with her years of experience and her passion she inspired me to succeed and progress within the beauty industry. I am currently on the ITEC Level 2 Beauty Therapy course and have really enjoyed every minute of it. The tutor is an excellent teacher and does her job very well!! There is a lot of work involved so to anyone considering the course I would say make sure your able to be 100% committed to it as you need to put a lot of time and effort into the course as there can be quite a bit of extra work to do at home. All the staff at CALAT are lovely and are always very helpful when enrolling and finding out about courses. On the next page you will find the dates and times of the Information & Interview sessions. The earlier you book on the better your chance of a place on the course. Page 19 25/07/2014

20 Call us now on to book your place on one of the upcoming Information & Interview sessions and visit the CALAT website to book your English & Maths assessment online on the Beauty course page. Information & Interview Dates N.B. You must attend from the start time until you have completed your interview slot. Date Location Day Time 26 th August 2014 CALAT Thornton Heath Centre Tuesday 10.00am-1.00pm 27 th August 2014 CALAT Thornton Heath Centre Wednesday 10.00am-1.00pm 2 nd September 2014 CALAT Thornton Heath Centre Tuesday 10.00am-1.00pm *Please note children are not permitted at either the English & Maths assessment or the Information & Interview sessions* There may be further Information & Assessment dates in September, please check the CALAT website. Please bring photo ID to the English & Maths assessment The following will be needed at enrolment: Proof of residence in UK Proof of low income if you are thinking of applying for Access funds Yes/No Yes/No Page 20 25/07/2014

21 CALAT Thornton Heath Centre map CALAT Thornton Heath Centre, Strand House, Zion Road, Thornton Heath, CR7 8RG Page 21 25/07/2014

22 Appendix A As directed by the Skills Funding Agency 2014/15 Funding Eligibility of Learners for ACCREDITED courses delivered in the CLASSROOM XRAT No fees to be paid S FEE Learners aged 16 to Under 19 yrs as at NOT in full time education Learners aged 16 to Under 19 yrs as at S FEE if in full time education (not eligible for EFA funding) Learners aged yrs Entry or Level 1 courses with no Full Level 2 or above qualifications Studying FIRST Full Level 2 qualification Studying FIRST Full Level 3 qualification Level 3 courses unemployed and in receipt of benefits see list of benefits below on table for Learners over 19 yrs Learners aged 19-23yrs Pay S fee if not doing one of the qualifications listed under XRAT box for this age group Learners aged over 19 yrs JSA (inc those receiving NI credits only)/esa (WRAG) where joint claim, then both are eligible but not dependants JSA working under 16 hours Unemployed and taking the course to help enter employment and in receipt of one of the following: Income Support Housing or Council Tax benefit Pensions Credit (Savings Credit only is not sufficient) Unemployed and receiving Universal Credit Studying a literacy or numeracy course Studying a Maths and/or English GCSE (if do not have a grade A-C) JC+ or Work Programme referrals Learner 24 yrs and over.. studying Cert, Dip at Level 3 or higher Pay S Fee or apply for 24+ Loan Learner aged 19 and over.. On household income of less than 25,000 Pay 60% of S Fee and APPLY FOR ACCESS FUNDS for exams and materials fees Awards at Level 2 and 3 are only funded by SFA for unemployed learners in receipt of the benefits listed above Level 2 Award in Food Safety in Catering only funded for learners in receipt of JSA. ESA (WRAG) and Universal Credit Awards at Level 2 & 3 for 19+ learners not unemployed and not on benefits Home student pays S Fee V Fee if not a Home Student Your status will need to be checked at enrolment. Page 22 25/07/2014