ITEC Level 2. Unit 819 - Working In The Beauty Related Industries. Recommended minimum guided learning hours 31



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ITEC Level 2 Unit 819 - Working In The Beauty Related Industries Recommended minimum guided learning hours 31 QCA Qualification Accreditation Number: T/601/5642 Learning Outcome Taught Content Learners will be able to: Assessment Criteria 1. Know the key characteristics of the 1.1 Access sources of information on organisations, services, occupational roles, education and training opportunities within the 1.1.1 To include: Official organisation websites e.g. HABIA, National Occupational Standards Awarding organisations progression routes Professional associations/society/guild/insurers Industry magazines, publications and trade journals Media publications Careers and employment offices Training and learning providers Industry manufacturers and suppliers Trade events and exhibitions 1.2 State the types of organisations within the 1.3 State the main services offered by the 1.2.1 To include: Regulatory Bodies Awarding organisations Learning providers Trainers and educators Professional Associations Insurers Membership Bodies Wholesalers Retailers 1.3.1 To include: Beauty and skincare treatments Facial and body electrical treatments Hair removal treatments Make-up and camouflage treatments Massage Spa treatments Health & fitness guidance Nail care Tanning treatments Hairdressing ITEC Level 2 Unit 819 - Working in the Beauty Related Industries Syllabus September 2010 Page 1

1.4 Describe occupational roles within the 1.5 State the employment characteristics of working in the 1.6 Describe the education and training opportunities within the beauty related industries 1.7 Describe the opportunities to transfer to other sectors or industries 1.8 State the main legislation affecting the 1.4.1 To include: Salon/spa receptionist Beauty therapist Spa therapist Nail care consultant/technician Massage therapist Remedial/camouflage/photographic make-up artist Electrologist Advanced practitioner Hairdresser/technician Salon/ spa manager Salon/spa owner Freelance therapist Salon trainer/assessor College lecturer Educator Verifier Education manager Sales consultant Salon supplier Wholesaler Insurers Publicist Marketing analyst Web site designer Inspectorate e.g. Health & safety officer Recruitment specialist Exhibition/event organiser 1.5.1 To include: Personal appearance Communication skills Artistic flair and ability Personality Professionalism Diplomacy Qualifications Integrity Organisational skills Punctuality Reliability Loyalty 1.6.1 To include: Assessor Lecturer Education co-ordinator Internal verifier External verifier Head of department Examiner Product trainer Product Developer Advanced techniques trainer Equipment developer Equipment trainer Personal trainer/instructor Continuous Professional Development (CPD) 1.7.1 To include: Teaching Networking Careers advice and progression routes Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Transferable skills developed for use in other sectors Health and Social Care sector Fitness and leisure industry Hospitality Education Entertainment and media industry Complementary therapy industry 1.8.1 To include: Fire Precautions Act Health & Safety at Work Act Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations The Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations The Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations The Manual Handling Operations Regulations The Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations (COSHH) The Electricity at Work Regulations Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) Data Protection Act Supply of Goods and Services Act Consumer Protection Act Trades Description Act Disability Discrimination Act ITEC Level 2 Unit 819 - Working in the Beauty Related Industries Syllabus September 2010 Page 2

1.9 Describe the basic principles of finance and selling within the beauty related industries Care Standards Act Voluntary and statutory regulation 1.9.1 Basic principles of finance to include: Basic profit and loss Petty cash Spread sheets Budget Cash flow Costing of treatments and services Net profit Gross profit 1.9.2 Basic principles of selling to include: Never pre-judging a customer Good communication skills and enthusiasm Good product knowledge Appropriate timing for introduction of goods and/or services Understanding client needs Selling ethically and without pressure Relating effects and benefits to the client Allowing time for questions Link selling How to close a sale 1.10 Describe the main forms of marketing and publicity used by 1.10.1 To include: Newspapers and magazines Industry publications Leaflets Mail shots Word of mouth TV Cinema Radio Talks Internet Demonstrations and talks Sponsorship Trade shows and exhibitions 2. Know the working practices associated with the 2.1 Describe good working practices in the 2.1.1 To include: Compliance with current legislation, health and safety regulations Any particular rights and/or restrictions applicable to the service and/or treatment Suitable consultation techniques gaining client commitment and signature Completion of appropriate client tests Referral procedures Personal conduct and behaviour Punctuality Applicable professional insurances Confidentiality Professionalism Professional Body membership Abiding by Codes of conduct and professional ethics Ensuring and maintaining client comfort Providing accurate and appropriate advice Good documentation and record keeping ITEC Level 2 Unit 819 - Working in the Beauty Related Industries Syllabus September 2010 Page 3

2.2 State the importance of personal presentation in reflecting professional image when working in the 2.2.1 To include: First impressions and client confidence Appearance and presenting the appropriate persona of the sector represented e.g. immaculate hands and nails for a manicurist Appropriate attire professional work wear, full flat shoes, socks with trousers, natural tights with skirts, no jewellery except a wedding band and stud earrings (must be removed or covered if using electrical equipment), short clean finger nails with no enamel No body odour No bad breath No perfume No chewing of gum or sucking of sweets Hair neat, clean and tied back not on the collar or face 2.3 Describe opportunities for developing and promoting own professional image within the 2.4 State the basic employment rights and employer responsibilities for working in the 2.3.1 To include: CPD Marketing Publicity Up to date and well presented Curriculum Vitae Attending tradeshows and exhibitions Company website Writing articles Giving talks and demonstrations Maintaining professional persona 2.4.1 Basic employment rights to include: Contract of employment including terms and conditions of service, holiday entitlement, hours of work, salary and commission, sick leave, maternity leave Disciplinary procedure Redundancy Constructive, unfair and wrongful dismissal Equal opportunities 2.4.2 Employer responsibilities to include: Contract of employment Basic legislation requirements Compliance with Health & Safety Laws (HSE) Health & Safety policy Carry out risk assessments Appropriate insurances and licenses Specialist help e.g. Advisory Conciliation & Arbitration Service (ACAS) Staff training and morale 2.5 Describe the importance of continual professional development for those working in the 2.5.1 To include: Keeping up to date with current trends New technology and ideas New products and skills Good practice Improved performance at work Extended client base and continued profitability Training needs Job satisfaction Promotion prospects/career progression Mandatory in certain professions Requirement of most professional associations Voluntary Regulation of professions Statutory Regulation of professions ITEC Level 2 Unit 819 - Working in the Beauty Related Industries Syllabus September 2010 Page 4

Assignment Unit 819 - Working in the Beauty Related Industries Unit 819 - Working in the Beauty Related Industries assignment guidance form AG819 may be downloaded from www.itecworld.co.uk Unit 819 - Working in the Beauty Related Industries assignment must be evidenced using assignment assessment form AA819. See www.itecworld.co.uk ITEC Level 2 Unit 819 - Working in the Beauty Related Industries Syllabus September 2010 Page 5