ASQA will be looking at making significant changes to Cosmetic Tattoo Accreditation in Australia and the changes are imminent.
As a Nationally Recognised Training Provider, we have been following this development with vested interest, and we have decided to summarise the key changes for you below.
Current State:
To obtain your certification currently, you are required to complete 2 Units
SHBBSKS003 - Design and provide cosmetic tattooing (Release 1)
SHBBINF001 Maintain infection control standards
Proposed Changes:
The proposed changes currently being assessed by Skills IQ will mean students will now be required to complete 9 units.
5 Core Units
4 Selective Units consisting of:
at least 1 unit from Group A - Cosmetic Tattoo
the remaining units selected from Group A, the electives listed below, elsewhere in the SHB Training Package or other current Training Package or accredited course.
The selection of electives must be guided by the job outcome sought, local industry requirements and the complexity of skills appropriate to the AQF level of this qualification.
Full details can be found on the Skills IQ draft page here
Core Units
SHBBINF001
Maintain infection control standards
SHBBCOS001
Provide cosmetic tattooing consultations
SHBBCOS002
Apply knowledge of colour theory and pigmentology to cosmetic tattooing
SHBBCOS003
Apply elements and principles of design to cosmetic tattooing
SHBBSSC004
Identify the function and structure of skin and hair for cosmetic tattooing
Group A- Cosmetic Tattoo
SHBBCOS004
Provide cosmetic tattoo for eyebrows
SHBBCOS005
Provide cosmetic tattoo for lips
SHBBCOS006
Provide cosmetic tattoo for eyes
SHBBCOS007
Provide cosmetic tattoo for scalp micropigmentation
SHBBCOS008
Provide 3D nipple areola complex tattooing
Group A - General Electives
BSBSUS501
Develop workplace policy and procedures for sustainability
BSBSMB304
Determine resource requirements for the micro business
BSBSMB403
Market the small business
BSBSMB404
Undertake small business planning
BSBSMB405
Monitor and manage small business operations
BSBSMB406
Manage small business finances
SIRXMKT002
Use social media to engage customers
What does these proposed changes mean for students?
These proposed changes once implemented, will simply mean students will be required to complete a more extensive program to get Nationally Accredited in Cosmetic Tattoo. Whilst this can help raise minimum standards in the industry, the added units will increase time and costs to all students who are looking to learn the Art of Cosmetic Tattoo, if implemented.
To learn more about how these changes will effect YOU, and or how Brows&Co can get You Skilled and Qualified, click the chat icon on the bottom right hand side of this page, or connect via Facebook, Instagram.
Why choose Brows&Co?
We are steadily building a strong reputation of providing, effective and efficient, personalised training, through a program over 17 years in the making. Theresa has built an impressive portfolio working for many RTO's across Melbourne, Sydney and Perth, and has spent the better half of this decade, refining our courses. Ultimately this ensures our students walk away with the required skills, knowledge and industry leading post training support, to successfully transfer your skills into a Career.
Brows & Co Nationally Accredited Courses
We offer Nationally Recognised and Government Accredited Training across a wide range of short courses. Theresa the founder of Brows&Co and lead trainer has over 17 years of knowledge in the area of Beauty, specialising in Cosmetic Tattoo.
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