With approximately 1250m2 of floor space and an environment that fosters creativity, innovation and excellence, The Australian College of Hair Design and Beauty (ACHDB) offers students the ultimate training experience. Training its’ students in the use of leading product brands such as L’Oreal Professional, Goldwell, Dermalogica, Thalgo, Algologie, PaintBox Cosmetics and Napoleon (to name a few). The Australian College of Hair Design and Beauty understands the need for students to train utilising the finest products in order to produce outstanding results.
The Australian College of Hair Design and Beauty embraces advances in technology. The Australian College of Hair Design and Beauty’s in-house hairdressing and beauty salons surpass Melbourne’s best and enable students to experience working and providing services to clients with the finest equipment the industry has to offer.
The College also offers Spa Training on site in Melbourne and Bendigo. Spa Training enables students to become proficient in a range of beauty treatments and gain expertise in utilising the facilities of a Day Spa.
Prestigious and welcoming learning spaces, theory and practice classrooms and The Australian College of Hair Design and Beauty’s extensive audio-video library, provide an environment that exceeds the highest standards of training.
The CBD location of The Australian College of Hair Design and Beauty’s main campus ensures students easy access via train, tram and bus.
EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS
The seven nationally agreed Employability Skills:
- Communications
- Team Work
- Problem Solving
- Initiative and Enterprise
- Planning and Organising
- Self Management
- Learning and Technology
All of these skills are embedded in each unit of competency. The application of each skill and the level of detail included in each part of the unit, varies according to industry requirements and the nature of the unit of competency.
Employability Skills are also referred to as general skills for effective participation in work. The College delivers training (30% theory and 70% practical) to ensure students obtain the skills that are required by the Government and Industry today. Employability skills have been part of the College training structure and support the practical skills in both the Hairdressing and Beauty industries.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |