Curriculum structure
Programs and course structure
Each program is organized into units with defined theory, practical benchwork, and studio hours, so every course requirement is visible before you enrol.
Our academic credit model assigns credit to each unit according to its theory and supervised practical hours. Course requirements are published for each discipline, covering makeup artistry, beauty, cosmetology, and beautician skills.
Programs accommodate foundational beginners as well as experienced practitioners who want to advance their technique, consultation practice, and professional standards.
Programs and course details
Three disciplines, explicit unit breakdowns
Makeup artistry
Theory of colour and skin, practical benchwork on faces, and client consultation with safety protocols built into each unit.
Cosmetology
Cosmetic biology, product chemistry, and supervised treatment practice, with explicit unit breakdowns for each stage of study.
Beautician skills
Core beauty techniques, hygiene and safety protocols, and client care, taught through hands-on practical hours in the studio.
Learning pathway
From foundations to advanced execution
Study progresses in tiers: foundational cosmetic biology, then supervised practical benchwork, then advanced client execution. Each tier builds on the last, so students move forward with documented competence at every stage.