“Hairdressing wasn’t something I wanted to do from the beginning. I started working for Scots Hair Design on Saturdays and decided I really enjoyed it. This then gave me the opportunity to start an apprenticeship with them, so I could progress in my career and gain a qualification at the same time. I would really recommend this course to other students. You have to be ready to work hard, stand for long periods at a time and work long hours, but the end result is worth it. I am looking forward to progressing to the Level 3, my future aspirations would be to do session work at shows at events such as London Fashion Week.”
Jess Heany Hairdressing ApprenticeshipEarn while you learn with an Apprenticeship at Grantham College & University Centre!
An apprenticeship, which must last for a minimum of eight months, combines hands-on work with the opportunity to train and obtain qualifications. It’s also a paid position, so you earn while you learn! At least six hours a week of your time is set aside for learning with us at Grantham College & University Centre, the rest of your time is spent applying your knowledge and skills in the actual workplace, doing the job that you set out to get. At the end of it, you’ll gain official certification and hopefully gained the skills and knowledge needed to either succeed in your chosen career or progress to the next apprenticeship level.
We work with over 100 regional and national employers across a diverse range of subject areas, to support them in finding the right apprenticeship to fit their requirements. This could be you!
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“Excellent tutoring and support at all times throughout the course, even though it is just ‘part time’. Safe and comfortable environment with a mix of modern and older equipment, which is more realistic to what you would find in real industry.”
James Whittle Engineering Manufacturing Technician Apprenticeship Standard
