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THE 2018 TRAINING PATHWAY TO

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONERTRAIN FROM £2,495

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1Expert training for beauty therapists and medics

1. Why you should become an Aesthetic Practitioner

2. What you will gain as an Aesthetic Practitioner

3. The pathway to becoming an Aesthetic Practitioner

4. The Aesthetic Practitioner course

5. Other training opportunities at aUK Cosmetics

6. Pricing 7. FAQs

8. What our trainee practitioners say

9. The aUK Cosmetic training team

10. Meet Christopher Wade - lead trainer and director of aUK Cosmetics

11. Meet Sally Todd - lead teacher and director of aUK Cosmetics

CONTENTS

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

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It’s a really exciting time right now for qualified practitioners as they look forward to boosting profits by meeting the growing demand for injectable treatments, such as dermal fillers and anti-wrinkle injections

The most common concern is people say “I can’t train as a non-medic (Beauty Therapist)” - aUK Cosmetics can reassure you this is incorrect. You may have read that it is illegal for non-medic Beauty Therapists to train as Aesthetic Practitioners, this is also incorrect. aUK Cosmetics is accredited and insured to train both medics and non-medics. Both are treated as equals and able to inject legally and most importantly, safely. Working with Industry Qualifications (IQ) we are on a path towards being the only UK training centre to offer level 5&7 accreditation.

WHY YOU SHOULD BECOME AN

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aUK will train you to the industry best practice standards, develop your practitioner skills to the highest standards and build your personal confidence to administer first-class treatments safely.

At aUK Cosmetics you receive a full learning package

developing your techniques which are performed under

the strictist guidelines. aUK Cosmetics course certificates

are recognised by leading insurance LMU (London Market

Underwriting), who you will also be able to apply for insurance

with immediat effect. Lead trainer and leading industry

expert Christopher Wade will also support you during and

after your courses have been completed with an ongoing

mentoring programme.

WHAT YOU WILL GAIN AS AN

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2 DAY COURSE

VTCT ACCREDITED CERTIFICATE

INSURANCE VIA LMU

NO QUALIFICATIONS NVQ LVL 2 FACIAL AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER ELITE

ABLE TO DELIVER FACIAL SKIN CARE TREATMENTS

BUILD UP A CLIENT BASE AND PRACTICE TREATMENTS

4 DAYS

HALF DAY ASSESSMENT

VTCT ACCREDITED CERTIFICATE

INSURANCE VIA LMU

ABLE TO DELIVER HAIR REDUCTION & SKIN REJUVENATION TREATMENTS

3 6 MONTHS

TRAIN TO INJECT FILLER & BOTOX

AUK ACCREDITED CERTIFICATE

INSURANCE VIA LMU

12 MONTHS 24 MONTHS

TRAIN TO BE FULLY QUALIFIED AT LEVEL 5&7

AUK ACCREDITED CERTIFICATE

IQ APPROVED

INSURANCE VIA LMU

START TO EARN UP TO £250 PER HOUR

£495 (plus VTCT Reg feesNVQ LVL 4 LASER £1,495 (plus VTCT Reg fees

AESTHETIC £7,995PRACTITIONER

£9,995

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THE PATHWAY TO BECOMING AN

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The training pathway is built to give everyone the

equal opportunity to reach Aesthetic Practitioner

Elite, for anyone with no qualifications to those with

beauty qualifications, and medical qualifications. aUK

Cosmetics operate on a level playing field in training.

The pathway is easy to follow and allows you to not only

build up your qualifications, you will also build up your

experience along the way too.

The other benefit to the pathway is the flexibility to learn

at your own pace. aUK Cosmetics will always ensure you

are operating safely, following best practice guidance

(laid out by HABIA, HEE and the AAIC). No one will

leave aUK certified unless they meet aUK Cosmetics

standards.

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THE PATHWAY TO BECOMING AN

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Full practical sessions

In-depth and relevant lectures

Demos by Christopher with models

Hands on real experience under guidance with models

Always under supervision with constant feedback

Case studies

Follow-up and supportive mentoring during and after the training

Final and thorough assessments at aUK

Online course work

The full training package of aUK Cosmetics delivers the following benefits:

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THE AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER COURSE

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

The Aesthetic Practitioner packaged course structure:

Module 1 – 4 day foundation botulinum with underpinning knowledge

Module 2 – 2 day Foundation Dermal Filler Module 3 – 2 day Lip Augmentation

Module 4 – 2 day Cheek Augmentation

Module 5 – 2 day Advanced Botulinum lower face plus hyperhidrosis

Module 6 – 1 day Assessment – of which minimum 4 must be attended

Module 7 – 18 hours First Aid with Anaphylaxis management certificate

The training centre is second to none and nothing is too much trouble for anyone. I recommend going on a course at aUK Cosmetic Training, you won’t be disappointed.

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The Aesthetic Practitioner Elite course delivers the full

package of training, making this incredible value for money.

Foundation Botulinum – Upper FaceBotulinum level 2 – Mid & Lower face including nefertiti lift Hyperhidrosis – Underarm sweating Foundation Dermal Fillers – Nasolabial Folds and MarionettesMid Face Cheek AugmentationLip AugmentationLevel 5 Bridging course for non medicsAdvanced Anatomy & PhysiologyPharmacologyDermatologyHealth & SafetyFull First Aid Certificate With Anaphylaxis ManagementComplications and Client ManagementSupervision and MentoringMarketing & Business SupportAnaesthetics and Pain ManagementPrinciples Of Client Cosmetic PsychologyPrinciples of History, Ethics & Law in Aesthetic MedicineOnline E Portfolio and Case study

The course is fully insured by leading insurance London Market Underwriting (LMU) aUK Cosmetics are working towards accreditation from awarding body Industry Qualifications (IQ)

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THE AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER COURSE

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OTHER TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

Main courses: NVQ Level 2 Facial, NVQ Level 4 laser, Aesthetic Practitioner

(best value & most popular), Aesthetic Practitioner Elite.

Individual modules: Botulinum Foundation, Dermal Filler Foundation, Lip Augmentation,

Advanced Cheek Filler, Advanced lower face with hyperhidrosis, Level 5&7 bridge qualification, TQUK Level 3 First Aid at Work (with

Anaphylaxis management certificate).

Advanced training: Advanced Cannula, Advanced Dermal Fillers, Coolifting, Cryopen,

COGs, Dermal Fibroblast, Derma PRP, Lidocaine infusion, Lipocontrast, PDO threads, Rhinoplasty, Tear Trough, Liquid Face Lift.

aUK Cosmetics pathway allows for trainees to study

individual modules and advanced modules beyond those

covered in the Aesthetic Practitioner Elite course.

aUK Cosmetics believe in putting the learner in control

of their journey, by adding options to build-up other skills

outside of the main courses. aUK Cosmetics offers CPD

courses in an array of advanced techniques to build up

your clinical practice.

I would highly recommend aUK Cosmetic Training. Chris and the team have been fantastic. The training has been thorough, intense and very rewarding.

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PRICES OVERVIEW

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

aUK Cosmetics amazing price structure works to accommodate you and your time as it adds value to your learning and

development and is flexible to work around your cash flow and learning capacity.

The Aesthetic Practitioner course is the most popular and cost effective course. This is priced at just £7,995 when paid in full or

£1,995 foundation deposit followed by 7 Modules x £1,000 monthly payment plan (totalling £8,995) – T&C’s apply.

If you choose to study & train in the courses outside of the Aesthetic Practitioner, paying for individual modules, the total

cost to you would be £14,495. The packaged price does save you £6,475 plus the packaged course includes a First Aid course (with

Anaphylaxis management).

aUK Cosmetics give a complete value for money package including additional benefits through the training course that money simply can’t buy. You can train from just £2,495. If you consider that once qualified you will be making a profit of up to £250 per hour, this givees absolute value for money.

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MAIN COURSE PRICES

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

One off payment (includes VAT)

Deposit Payment planMain courses:

NVQ Level 4 laser £1,495 (plus VTCT Reg Fees) NA NA

NVQ Level 2 Facial £495 (plus VTCT Reg Fees) NA NA

Aesthetic Practitioner inc botox, filler and lips (worth £14,495)

£7,995 £1,9957 x £1,000 after deposit is taken

Aesthetic Practitioner£9,995 £3,995

7 x £1,000 after deposit is taken

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Elite (inc level 5&7)

Most Popular

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TQUK Level 3 First Aid at Work (with Anaphylaxis management certificate) £495

One off payment (includes VAT)

DepositIndividual modules:

Botulinum Foundation

Dermal Filler Foundation

£2,495

£2,495 £998

Lip Augmentation £2,495 £998

Advanced Cheek Filler £2,495 £998

Advanced lower face with hyperhidrosis (underarm sweating) £2,495 £998

£495Assessments (observation day)

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INDIVIDUAL MODULE PRICES

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

£998

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NA

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ADVANCED TRAINING MODULE PRICES

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£2,995

One off payment (includes VAT)Advanced training:

Advanced Cannula

Advanced dermal fillers

£2,995

£2,995

Coolifting £2,995

Cryopen £2,995

COGs £2,995

Dermal Fibroblast £2,995

Derma PRP

Lidocaine infusion

£2,995

£2,995

Lipocontrast £2,995

PDO threads £2,995

Rhinoplasty £2,995

Tear Trough

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One off payment (includes VAT)

One-to-one training is also available

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FAQ’S

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Can I train without the level 5&7? Yes. You can become an Aesthetic Practitioner without Level 5&7 presentally although, aUK Cosmetics promote this qualification

working towards best practice in 2018.

Where are you located? In Grantham, Lincolnshire. Our training centre is 200 metres from

the train station and close to the A1.

Can I just do fillers instead of botox (or vice versa)?Yes. We have a wide range of modules that you can train up on,

Botox and Fillers are two separate modules of study and assessment.

How much is the course?Aesthetic Practitioner is £7,995 in total, and can be paid in full or

paid via deposit and monthly installments. T&C’s apply.

What is the fastest way for me to qualify to train with aUK?Depending on your current qualifications you can start at different places along the pathway. If you have no qualifications you must start at the beginning with the NVQ Level 2 Facial. If you want to start on Aesthetic Practitioner you must have one of the following qualifications: NVQ Laser level 4, Level 3 Beauty with electrolysis, a medical qualification, Level 4 Micro-pigmentation, SPMU & Beauty. Please see our pathway diagram on page 4.

What minimum qualifications do I need?You can start with no qualifications. However, to study Aesthetic Practitioner you need minumum of Level 3 Beauty with electrolysis, a medical qualification, Level 4 Micro-pigmentation, SPMU & Beauty. Please see our pathway diagram on page 4.

Who will insure me? London Market Underwriting (LMU) a leading company offering insurance to medics and non-medics.

Do I need to have a prescriber for Botox? Yes. You cannot prescribe Botox without a qualified prescriber checking your clients first and writing out a prescription for you to place the order. aUK Cosmetics provide a network of prescribers through the Association of Aesthetics Injectables & Cosmetics (AAIC).

Will the qualification be taken away from me in the future?No. aUK Cosmetics is fully accredited to train and complies with current legislation to give you the ability to confidentally offer injectables in your business knowing your fully insured and this is legal.

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FAQ’S

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Do you train medics? aUK Cosmetics is proud to deliver training to medics and non-medics

together in one room sharing knowledge and being united to deliver injectables and the highest standard of safety.

Are there nearby hotels? Yes, several. We have a recommended list which we will supply to you.

Why do the medical community tell me it’s illegal to inject if I am not medically trained? The factual and actual following present legislation is you can train and deliver injectables and the myth represented by these medics is to stop you from becoming a competitor within an ever growing market.

What certificates do you receive? All qualifications are either VTCT or IQ qualifications or which are fully insured by LMU.

What makes aUK different from the rest? aUK Cosmetics works alongside all present legislation, training is delivered on live models which are all supplied in house.

Can I study online? aUK Cosmetics offer theory and pre-study that can be studied at home in your own time.

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WHAT OUR TRAINEE PRACTITIONERS SAY

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

I would highly recommend the course of Aesthetic Practitioner training to anyone who is serious about training in cosmetics.

I would highly recommend the aUK course of Aesthetic

Training to anyone who is serious about training in

cosmetics, and no one is more serious than Chris. Plus he

is very patient and has a fantastic and attentive support

team working with the aUK Cosmetic Training students,

all of the time. It’s totally unique and nothing I have ever

experienced before. Jennifer

Chris has a unique teaching style and, as there

are usually a mix of medics and non-medics being

taught, he explains everything really clearly and as a

non-medic myself I really understand it. He talks to

medics differently however, he is on their level too, he

communicates brilliantly with his students - from any

background.

Karen

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WHAT OUR TRAINEE PRACTITIONERS SAY

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

We are qualified and re doing the training because of the new legislation. Because we have had excellent training, we want to

be recognised legally, be confident to say we are properly trained, and on-going personal development, if something new comes

out or changes I feel aUK will be on it. Vanessa

Since starting my aesthetic practitioner course it’s been the best place for me to learn because the theory has been second to

none, Sally Todd (lead trainer and co-founder of aUK Cosmetics) is fantastic at theory, and has blown my mind in terms of

knowledge taught. Naomi

I have done so many different faces because of the high volume of models, I have learned about several different face types. I now feel so confident and grateful to Chris for his training. I wish I had

come to aUK from the beginning. Chris uses several techniques in his training because one technique does not suit everyone. I’m

booking on for more training! I want to complete my level 7. We have to be at the top of our game, and that’s why I use aUK.

Sofia

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WHAT OUR TRAINEE PRACTITIONERS SAY

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Chris is genuine and cares about his students, he is not a money making schemer, he always keeps in contact with me about the course materials and my development through his mentoring. He is really good at teaching, he does not judge you and he has a great sense of humour which really helps me. Sarah

I would highly recommend aUK Training. Chris and the team have been fantastic. The training has been thorough, intense and very rewarding. Nothing is too much trouble and the ongoing support has been outstanding. Maria

Chris and aUK are a shining example of how a training academy should work. His centre of excellence has not let me down and truly surpassed my expectations given my chequered history of poor training experiences. I am proud and pleased to have met Chris as his teaching and unique methods of explaining everything to me in terms I really can understand has been absolutely amazing. His guidance through the several treatments I gave to the abundance of models really built up my skills and confidence to become a class act in the world of Aesthetics. Beverly

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WHAT OUR TRAINEE PRACTITIONERS SAY

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

I have just completed my practical training at aUK

Cosmetic Training in Grantham where I had the

most fantastic time. The whole team is friendly,

knowledgeable and encouraging. Chris puts you at

ease and teaches in a way that gives you confidence

and belief from the start. The training centre is second

to none and nothing is too much trouble for anyone.

Highly recommended going on a course at aUK

Cosmetic Training, you won’t be disappointed.

Holly

I can’t thank aUK Cosmetic Training and Chris Wade

enough for the fantastic training and after support

they provided for me and continue to provide. I have

trained in all aspects of aesthetics with Chris at aUK

Cosmetic Training and he made me feel so at ease

with everything. The knowledge and advice I received

is fantastic. I would highly recommend them and

their professionalism for any aspects of your training.

Joanne

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Operating from our dedicated training centre of excellence

and cosmetic medispa in the East Midlands, the aUK

Cosmetic Training team has over 30 years’ experience

in the industry. Led by Christopher Wade, Chairman of

the AAIC (Association of Aesthetics, Injectables and

Cosmetics), you will receive the very best in training

standards and experience from the full training package

and support that aUK are offering practitioner trainees in

the UK.

Offering a pathway for you to become an Aesthetic

Practitioner, training you to perform non-invasive

treatments to the best of your ability. Come to aUK

because we have the experience and knowledge

required to ensure you get the most from your

personal and professional development.

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONERTHE AUK COSMETIC TRAINING TEAM

Lead Trainer Chris W

adeTraining Expert Heather T

inklerDirector Sally

Todd

Cosmetic Training

Support Charlotte Bussey Cosmetic Training

Support Stacey Piper

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Cosmetic Training

Support Paul Bignall

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I worked tirelessly with the awarding bodies and the Government. I was very involved in the expert reference group with the Bruce Keogh report that shaped this industry’s standards and procedures.

The facts are you can train and you can deliver injectables.

I worked tirelessly with the awarding bodies and the

Government. I was very involved in the expert reference group

with the Bruce Keogh report that shaped this industry’s

standards and procedures.

MEET CHRISTOPHER WADE

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MEET CHRISTOPHER WADE

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

Despite reaching the top of my game in delivering injectable procedures, I wanted to take things a step further and make a difference within the Cosmetics and Injectables Industry.

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I discovered many years ago that I could train in injectables as a non-medic, I knew that’s where I was heading. In short, I paid handsomely for disappointing

and sub standard training lasting a couple of hours with just a handful of models. I left with certificates

allowing me to be insured, however with virtually none of the knowledge needed to succeed.

I loved both hair & beauty equally, and with many years working for the largest hair salon chain in the

UK - Steiner, I eventually opened my own hair salon in Golders Green in London. For the next 9 years, I grew

both the business and my skill set and learned how to manage a thriving business. Whilst I was hairdressing

I was also able to pursue my other passion, and I achieved my teaching qualifications as well as a

master’s degree in Human Anatomy & Physiology.

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MEET CHRISTOPHER WADE

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER 10

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As well as being one of the best hair salon groups,

they also were extremely successful in beauty. I was

fundamental in developing that part of the business,

and at the same time, I added beauty qualifications

to my portfolio to help me better manage staff and

deliver a first class experience to clients.

I loved both hair & beauty equally, however when

Steiner was sold it galvanised me to open my own

hair salon in Golders Green in London. For the next 9

years, I grew both the business and my skill set and

learned how to manage a thriving business. Whilst I

was hairdressing I was also able to pursue my other

passion, and I achieved my teaching qualifications as

well as a master’s degree in Human

Anatomy & Physiology.

I spent the next several years paying a fortune to

medics behind closed doors. They charged me five

times as much as they did a medic in order to train

me without their peers knowledge, however, it was

worth every penny and made me amazing at what I

do. Despite reaching the top of my game in delivering

injectable procedures, I wanted to take things a step

further and make a difference within the Cosmetics

and Injectables Industry. I decided my route was to

start at the source and work with the decision makers

at the highest level.

Throughout the Bruce Keogh report after the PIPS

scandal, I sat on a distinguished panel representing

non-medics and then continued my journey by

becoming part of numerous expert reference groups,

as well as working alongside HABIA and Industry

Qualifications (IQ). This work allowed the promotion of

best practice and high standards for both medics and

non-medics to be treated equally and train together

on one platform, supporting the safety of training for

the industry as a whole.

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MEET CHRISTOPHER WADE

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As soon as students begin training with us they have a very interactive experience between theory and practical.

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MEET SALLY TODD - LEAD TEACHER AT AUK

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

“I worked for a bank for over twenty years in a management capacity. A change of career came as a result of reversing a health problem from years of stress. I attended a health exhibition, and after completing a health questionnaire I discovered I had really bad health issues. I wanted to get better and took to studying the many ways that existed to help my recovery. I always knew I would become a teacher, but I had to learn to help myself before I could help others.

Soon after discovering the techniques of healing my body I realised and learned that I could change my internal terrain, that cells in your body can be replaced. I wanted to build total belief in all the varying supplements I was taking and holistic therapies I was practising. From a holistic point of view you have to look at all areas of the body.

After my education reached its peak point I then decided I was ready to help others. Using alternative therapies offered I took a new direction from working successfully in a bank to becoming a therapist, which in turn led onto gaining many more qualifications,

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As well as being one of the best hair salon groups,

they also were extremely successful in beauty. I was

fundamental in developing that part of the business,

and at the same time, I added beauty qualifications

to my portfolio to help me better manage staff and

deliver a first class experience to clients.

I loved both hair & beauty equally, however when

Steiner was sold it galvanised me to open my own

hair salon in Golders Green in London. For the next 9

years, I grew both the business and my skill set and

learned how to manage a thriving business. Whilst I

was hairdressing I was also able to pursue my other

passion, and I achieved my teaching qualifications as

well as a master’s degree in Human

Anatomy & Physiology.

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MEET SALLY TODD - LEAD TEACHER AT AUK

AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

All students are different and we take care to work with each one, meeting their individual learning needs.

““I taught at local colleges and universities before opening a successful award winning private training school called UK Holistics, prior to opening aUK in October 2009 with my business partner Christopher Wade. In 2013 the freehold purchase of the aUK building allowed both the training school and aUK Spa to become amalgamated. I now head up the training department at aUK Cosmetics, and I am the NVQ Director. I am also the Assessor and IV Awards. Plus I oversee financial and stock aspects of the day to day running of the aUK business.

We work with VTCT on our Level 2 and Level 4 courses because more and more people want accredited courses that are insurable. Every course we teach here at aUK Cosmetics are both accredited and insured. My main responsibility outside of teaching the many students we have here is delivering and coordinating all of our courses. We have strong principles in looking after our trainees, we believe that our students journey begins when they first enquire about a course.

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As well as being one of the best hair salon groups,

they also were extremely successful in beauty. I was

fundamental in developing that part of the business,

and at the same time, I added beauty qualifications

to my portfolio to help me better manage staff and

deliver a first class experience to clients.

I loved both hair & beauty equally, however when

Steiner was sold it galvanised me to open my own

hair salon in Golders Green in London. For the next 9

years, I grew both the business and my skill set and

learned how to manage a thriving business. Whilst I

was hairdressing I was also able to pursue my other

passion, and I achieved my teaching qualifications as

well as a master’s degree in Human

Anatomy & Physiology.

We are very human and appreciate all the concerns and

questions students have before committing their well

earned money to one of our courses. As soon as students

begin training with us they have a very interactive

experience between theory and practical. All students

practice on models, it doesn’t matter how many models

you need to use, we make sure you are competent and

comfortable doing the practical elements and of course we

make sure you are ready for assessment. All students are

different and we take care to work with each one, meeting

their individual learning needs. Our aim is to raise the

professionalism of the students who enter and leave aUK

to go onto create thriving businesses, with high standards

of treatments that we have taught them to do. We look

forward to welcoming you onto your next course with us at

aUK Cosmetics.

26Expert training for beauty therapists and medics

MEET SALLY TODD - LEAD TEACHER AT AUK

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AESTHETIC PRACTITIONER

LOCATION & BOOKING

The Old MalthouseCommercial Road

Grantham, LincsNG31 6DE

FOR ALL BOOKINGS & ENQUIRIES

01476 568 378 press [email protected]

Monday – Friday: 7am – 9pm Saturday: 9am – 6pm Sunday: 9.30am – 5.30pm

OPENING HOURS

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