Beauticians To Get Top Beauty Industry Training From Peaches Training Academy
Mar 4, 2017
Peaches Training Academy announces its upcoming launch of its new Beauticians Training Academy service. Further information can be found at http://www.peachestrainingacademy.com/.
Glasgow, United Kingdom - March 4, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Peaches Training Academy today announced the official launch date of its Beauty Training service including Waxing, Brow Design and Lash Lift training courses amongst a few. Rumours are already starting to circulate among observers within the Beauty training world, as the ‘Live’ date of the Peaches Training Academy service draws near.
In the lead up to its official launch, the academy has released its three main things that students, beauticians, fans, reviewers and critics can expect from Peaches in 2017.
The first thing is that students and new-comers to the beauty industry can expect to reach new heights in their beauty career after training with Peaches. Peaches Training Academy makes this happen by offering a range of premier waxing courses, meticulously designed to give students the complete learning package, ensuring they gain a strong grasp of both the practical and theoretical concepts. All classes are small with only 3 students maximum per course meaning the utmost quality of training is maintained throughout. The academy also caters for those with little or no experience and are those who looking for a complete career change.
Secondly, qualified beauty therapists already in the industry can now access specialist courses that will transform their current skills using Peaches’ innovative and distinguished waxing techniques. With services such as in-house, bespoke training wherever beauticians are located around the world, this new training academy aims to raise industry standards.
This is to be expected from a business that places much value on their students being the best in the industry.
Lastly, the academy has all its courses Guild accredited, offering individuals the opportunity to train with the best in the business. New and established Beauticians will be able to choose from a suite of courses designed for every level of entry. From beginner to expert.
Courses such as Female Waxing, Female and Male Speed Waxing, Male Brazilian Waxing, Beginner Body Waxing, Brow Design and Lash Lift will give students top industry skills and qualifications.
The team at Peaches Training Academy will celebrate the live day event by having an Open Day. It is their hope that this will give people a chance to meet the training team and look at the courses, course content and training opportunities available.
Finally, for observers of the industry, they’ll be interested to know what went into the creation of the Peaches Training Academy service. It has taken 3 years to put together, from start to finish, from the initial idea to fully implementing the service. Peaches Training Academy was created by internationally renowned waxer, Kerri-Ann Angus.
She established the Peaches Wax Bar brand almost a decade ago and has successful salons throughout Scotland. Her story began at a time when there were many beauty salons in Glasgow but none that specialised in waxing.
Kerri-Ann Angus, Owner of Peaches Training Academy said “Most venues tended just do waxing as a treatment on the side. Unfortunately that tended to be reflected in the standard of waxing. I wasn’t happy with sub-standard waxing or products, so I decided enough was enough and the first Peaches Wax Bar was opened”.
Kerri Ann has studied, trained and worked under Brazilian waxing experts from around the world. Today she holds the title of Brand Ambassador for Perron Rigot.
Students at the new Peaches Training Academy will benefit from Kerri-Ann’s experience and undergo the highest standard of beauty training in the industry.
Kerri-Ann also added “Peaches Training Academy is versatile in a way that doesn’t just limit us to training in Glasgow. We have training facilities in Aberdeen and hold bespoke, in-house training wherever you are in the world. Our aim is to help make you more confident and successful in your own business in the beauty industry.”
The official launch will take place on the 17th March 2017 at the Peaches Training Academy in Glasgow, UK.
For further information about Peaches Training Academy or the new courses on offer can all be discovered at http://www.peachestrainingacademy.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Kerri-Ann Angus
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Peaches Training Academy
Address: 51 Parnie Street, Glasgow, Scotland G1 5LU, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-141-237-9454
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 175043
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