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Hairdresser

ANZSCO Code: 391111

A hairdresser is responsible for cutting, styling, coloring, straightening, and perming hair. They also treat hair and scalp conditions.

Occupation description

A hairdresser performs tasks such as cutting, styling, coloring, straightening, and perming hair. They also provide treatments for hair and scalp conditions.

Their duties include:

  • Offering advice on hair care, beauty products, and hairstyles.
  • Washing hair and applying scalp treatments.
  • Using chemical solutions to color, straighten, and perm hair.
  • Cutting hair using scissors, clippers, and razors.
  • Creating dreadlocks, braids, and adding hair extensions.
  • Grooming and shaping beards and mustaches.
  • Cleaning work areas and sterilizing tools.
  • Scheduling appointments and handling payments.

Hairdressers typically work in hairdressing salons, which can vary from small workshops offering various services to specialized salons focusing on specific hairdressing areas like coloring or cutting.

Note: This assessment covers general hairdressing and does not include hairdressing for the media or fashion industry.

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    How will I be assessed?

    Hairdresser

    Stage 1

    We will review your training and employment evidence to ensure you have: 

    • 5 years’ employment experience as a Hairdresser (with no formal training)
    • 3 years’ employment experience as a Hairdresser (with relevant formal training*).

    *‘Formal training’ is training that aligns with the national training standards in your country of training. 

    Your evidence must show you have worked in your occupation for at least 12 months within the last 3 years.

    You can find information about the employment, training, and document requirements below:

    • For information on what evidence you need to include with your application, download the Evidence guide. 
    • If you are in pathway 1 you also need to find information on assessment for your specific occupation 
      • Video guide 
      • Observation report 
    • For information about the employment experience requirements for a Pathway 1 application, please refer to the Pathway 1 Employment Experience Guidelines.
    • If you are applying for a Pathway 2 assessment, please read the Pathway 2 Candidate Guide.

    Stage 2

    If you pass Stage 1, you’ll undergo a technical assessment. To learn more about it, refer to the Pathway 1 Technical Assessment Guide and the Pathway 2 Candidate Guide.

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    What skills and knowledge do I need?

    To attain the SHB30416 Certificate III in Hairdressing, you need to demonstrate proficiency in several units of competency. There are a total of 28 units required:

    • 21 Core units
    • 7 Elective units

    These units are categorised into 4 groups as follows:

    GENERAL HAIRDRESSING AND SALON SKILLS

    BSBSUS201                                            Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices

    SHBHBAS001

    Provide shampoo and basin services

    SHBHIND001

    Maintain and organise tools, equipment and work areas

    SHBXCCS002

    Provide salon services to client

    SHBHIND003

    Develop and expand a client base

    SHBHIND002

    Research and use hairdressing industry information

    SHBHREF002

    Straighten and relax hair with chemical treatments

    SHBHTRI001

    Identify and treat hair and scalp conditions

    SHBXCCS001

    Conduct salon financial transactions

    SHBXIND001

    Comply with organisational requirements within a personal services environment

    SHBXIND002

    Communicate as part of a salon team

    SHBXWHS001

    Apply safe hygiene, health and work practices

    HAIR DESIGN AND CUT

            SHBHCUT001                                           Design haircut structures

    SHBHCUT002

    Create one length or solid haircut structures*

    SHBHCUT003

    Create graduated haircut structures*

    SHBHCUT004

    Create layered haircut structures*

    SHBHCUT005

    Cut hair using over-comb techniques*

    SHBHCUT006 

    Create combined haircut structures*

    SHBHCUT007

    Create combined traditional and classic men’s haircut structures*

    SHBHDES003

    Create finished hair designs

    SHBHDES004

    Create classic long hair up-styles

    COLOUR HAIR

          SHBHCLS002                                      Colour and lighten hair

    SHBHCLS003

    Provide full and partial head highlighting treatments

    SHBHCLS004

    Neutralise unwanted colours and tones

    SHBHCLS005

    Provide on scalp full head and retouch bleach treatments

    ADDITIONAL ELECTIVES (Applicant must choose 3 electives from this list)

          SHBHCUT011                                          Design and maintain beards and moustaches

    SHBHCUT012

    Shave heads and faces

    SHBHBAS002

    Provide head, neck and shoulder massages for relaxation

    SIRRINV001

    Receive and handle retail stock

    SHBHDES002

    Braid hair

    SHBHDES005 

    Select and apply hair extensions

    SHBHREF001

    Curl and volumise hair with chemical treatments

    SHBHREF003

    Straighten and relax hair with protein treatments

    SHBHDES004

    Create classic long hair up-styles

    How to Apply

    If you’re a tradesperson, your skills and experience will be evaluated by someone who has worked in your trade and understands your skills and qualifications. VETASSES is the primary assessment body for trades in Australia, and we can assess 27 different trade occupations.

    Step 1

    Check your eligibility to apply for a Trade Skills Assessment.

    Step 2

    Understand the Assessment Process

    Step 3

    Confirm the type of evidence you may be asked to provide

    Step 4

    Find the cost you’ll need to pay up front for your trade skills assessment

    Step 5

    Apply now.