A Career in Hairdressing

Find out how to get a career in hairdressing at the AIAS.

1. A career in hairdressing

2. Cutting, colouring, blow drying, tinting, perming, curling and styling client hair Maintaining the ambiance of the salon Answering phones Consulting clients Recruiting new clients What does a typical day involve?

3. What are the working conditions like? Hairdressers typically work in hair salons, but may also find employment from home, department stores or provide a mobile service. Working hours may vary, and usually involve shift, weekend and night work.

4. What can you specialise in? Top-end colourists Men’s barber Women’s hairstylist Hairstylist for weddings, entertainment industry, fashion

5. Creativity Flair for style, colour and beauty Enjoy helping people Good interpersonal skills Precision What personal skills do you need?

6. How do you become a hairdresser? Certificate III in Hairdressing will give you a foundational knowledge Diploma of Salon Management if you want to run your own salon Apprenticeship or work experience

7. Learn more: http:// www.aias.edu.au Want to become a hairdresser?