Beauty Therapy level 5 qualification consists of competencies that an individual must achieve to enable him/her provide beauty therapy services and comprises of providing nail technology services, make-up services, massage services, manicure and pedicure services, facial skin care treatment services, body art services and hair removal services.
The units of learning comprising Beauty Therapy Level 5 qualification include the following:
1. Nail technology services
2. Make-up services
3. Body massage services
4. Manicure and pedicure services
5. Facial skin care services
6. Body art services
7. Hair removal services
Entry Requirements
An individual entering this course should have any of the following minimum requirements:
a) Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) mean grade D (plain)
Or
b) Certificate in Beauty Therapy Level 4Or
c) Equivalent qualifications as determined by Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA)And/or
d) As may be guided by relevant regulatory bodyIndustrial Attachment
An individual enrolled in this course will undergo a field attachment for a period of 360 hours in a Beauty Therapy establishment.
Assessment
The course will be assessed at two levels:
a) Internal assessment: conducted continuously by the trainer (internal assessor) who is monitored by an accredited internal verifier.
b) External assessment: conducted by an accredited external assessor who is monitored by an accredited external verifier.
The assessors and verifiers are accredited by TVET CDACC which also coordinates external assessment.
Certification
An individual will be awarded a Certificate of Competency on demonstration of competence in a Unit of Competency. To be awarded National Certificate in Beauty Therapy Level 5, an individual must demonstrate competence in all the units of competency in this qualification pack.
These certificates will be awarded by TVET CDACC in conjunction with Macmillan University College.
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