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Brazilian Waxing Course
New Zealand's only NZQA-Approved Brazilian Waxing course
Our Brazilian waxing course offers you Brazilian waxing training through the Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing. Learn Brazilian waxing through our NZQA-Approved course.
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Do you have the required qualifications to enrol in this qualification?
You must be a beautician or beauty therapist.
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Quick Facts: Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing
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Award type: |
Statement of Achievement |
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A credit is the equivalent of approximately 10 directed and self-directed learning hours. |
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A level is how difficult course is and to which level of standard you are expected to complete. |
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Duration: |
2 to 3 days over a month |
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Prospectus Code: |
None |
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Students per class: |
10 |
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Attendance: |
Part-time |
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Inside class: |
8 hours total |
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Outside class: |
12 hours total |
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2011 domestic cost*: |
$160 |
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2011 international cost*: |
Not available |
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Approvals: |
NZQA-Approved |
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* Extra expenses apply. |
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Structure of the Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing Course
As a professional development course, you will be expected to complete a large amount of your study through self-directed study. You must complete case studies, projects and other homework as well as practice treatments during self-directed study time.
About the Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing
Here is some more in-depth information about this course:
- The Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing deals with the theory and practical areas of a Brazilian waxing treatment in a beauty therapy context.
- This course enables qualified beauticians and beauty therapists to add an additional skill to their existing waxing skills.
- Graduates successfully completing this course become a fully-qualified Brazilian waxing therapist as recognised in New Zealand.
- Students who did not complete their beautician or beauty therapy qualification through the school (or ITEC, CIBTAC, and/or CIDESCO) may have to undergo Recognition of Prior Learning assessments prior to being accepted to this course.
- These types of student will have to also prove or demonstrate waxing proficiency and expertise in-line with school requirements prior to acceptance to attend this course.
This course is approved by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority under the provisions of the Education Act 1989, and the National School of Aesthetics is accredited to teach it.
Pre-Requisite Qualifications You Must Hold to Attend the Brazilian Waxing Course
In order to be considered for enrolment into the Statement of Achievement of Brazilian Waxing, the student must hold, at minimum, one of the following qualifications or equivalent (as determined by the school):
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The National School of Aesthetics |
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International Therapy Examination Council |
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Confederation of International Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology |
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NZQA New Zealand Qualifications Authority |
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NZQA-Approved Beautician Qualification |
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You will be expected to be proficient at waxing and utilise correct waxing technique in order to enrol in this course.
You will also be expected to hold a current Workplace First Aid Certificate.
Outcome Statement for the Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing Course
Outcome statement: Brazilian waxing graduates should hold the necessary practical skills and theoretical knowledge to safely perform Brazilian waxing treatments independently and competently in an international commercial environment.
Subjects in the Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing Course
Students attending the Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing will engage in the following components (click on each name for more information):
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Credits A credit is the equivalent of approximately 10 directed and self-directed learning hours. |
Level A level is how difficult course is and to which level of standard you are expected to complete. |
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Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing |
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All subjects are required. None are optional.
Further information on the above sections can be found by clicking on their names. The information should appear below the name.
Recognised Awards Available
Upon successful completion of the course requirements and final examination, the candidate may be eligible for the following awards. No extra expenses, applications or requirements apply to sit the National School of Aesthetics qualifying examinations in the first instance.
An award is the certificate or diploma one receives for successfully completing a course of study.
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The National School of Aesthetics |
Statement of Achievement in Brazilian Waxing |
Your Further Study Options
Upon successful completion of the course requirements, you may be eligible to study further with us. Options include:
- Diploma in Beauty Therapy and Applied Aesthetics
- If you are a beautician and wish to complete beauty therapy
- Diploma in Spa Therapies
- You must be a qualified beauty therapist
- Other professional development courses
Dates, Times, Costs and More Details
Please find below the dates, times, costs and other details about this course.
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See Special Notes for some terms and conditions.
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Special Notes
- All prices include 15% GST and are in New Zealand dollars.
- See Application and Cut-Off Dates for further information. To avoid disappointment, the school highly suggests applying for your course as soon as the enrolment opens.
- You must pay the entire course on enrolment.
- International Students: Please see the International Students section.
- The National School of Aesthetics reserves the right to alter or change details, prices, dates, et cetera, on the courses at the school.
- This information was correct and accurate (and in some cases, forecasted) at the time of Web publication (10/10).
- Extra expenses may apply.
- Payment plans are not available.
- See The Physiotherapy Act Disclaimer for further information on the Physiotherapy Act and the National School of Aesthetics.
The National School of Aesthetics is a training establishment established in terms of the Education Act 1989. It is not authorised by the Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand to give instruction in, or to train persons in physiotherapy or massage under the Physiotherapy Act 1949. Any reference to the expression "therapeutic" and/or "sports massage" and/or "massage" in the curriculum or any other documentation relating to courses or components therein, of any course NaSA offers are not intended to suggest NaSA is authorised to teach any aspect of physiotherapy or that students undertake physiotherapy training in therapeutic massage.
In addition, the teaching staff involved in the course(s) are not qualified to teach physiotherapy and are not authorised by the Physiotherapy Board to give instruction in, or train persons in physiotherapy or massage, under the Physiotherapy Act 1949.
