3009 SVQ Assessment handbook v2 - City & Guilds

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People Personal presentation Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Plant extracts Covers all persons entering the premises be they clients, potential clients, visitors (e.g. product representatives) and members of the general public making miscellaneous enquiries. This includes personal hygiene; use of personal protection equipment; clothing and accessories suitable to the particular workplace. You are required to use and wear the appropriate protective equipment or clothing during colouring, perming and relaxing services. Protective gloves and apron are the normal requirement for yourself. (See also General Guidance on Health & Safety and Other Legislation applicable to Hairdressing/Barbering Level 3 at the rear of this Glossary) Examples are aloe vera, okra, fresh lemon and lime, avocado. Plastic hair covering This can be a fitted plastic cap or ‘cling film’ – the purpose of which is to protect the hair from the bonding glue. Porosity Post-damping lotion Potentially infectious condition Pre-damping lotions Pre-perm treatment Pressing Pull test Pulled through highlights and lowlights Quasi permanent colour The speed at which hair can absorb moisture and or liquid. This is dependent on the condition of the hair cuticle. Any product applied to wound hair (e.g. perming lotion). A medical condition or state of health which may be transmitted to others. Any product applied to the hair prior to winding (eg booster, perming lotions, wrap humectants). A product which is applied to the hair prior to a chemical service to even out porosity along the hair shaft. A technique that uses a thermal pressing comb to straighten the hair. The pull test helps evaluate excessive and/or abnormal scalp hair loss; gently pulling small sections of hair whilst sliding the fingers from root to point on at least 3 areas of the scalp. If more than 12 hairs per hand are shed, it may be an indication of an abnormal hair growth condition. This technique can include the use of a variety of commercially available products (e.g. colour pots, plastic/rubber caps, bags, plastic strips, spatulas, etc.). Colouring products which should be treated as 140 Levels 1-3 SVQ Qualifications in Hairdressing, Barbering and Combined Hair Types (3009)
Rearranger Reducing agents Relevant person Resources Responsible persons Restyle Rollers Rolls Rippling Salon requirements Salon services Scalp plaits Sculpting Seam ripper permanent colours in terms of testing and future services. These products are mixed with oxidisers, e.g. low strength hydrogen peroxide (developers) and are normally expected to last up to 12 shampoos, depending on the porosity of the hair. Ammonium-thiogycollate based product used to pre-soften tight/curly hair prior to winding a perm. A product which introduces hydrogen into the hair. These are found in colour reducers (decolourants or strippers) and permanent wave lotion. An individual deemed responsible for supervising you during a given task or service or the person to whom you normally report (i.e. your line manager). In this particular unit, it may also refer to an individual deemed responsible by the salon for specific areas and/or service. Anything used to aid the delivery and completion of the service (e.g. towels, gowns, equipment, and consumable items). This term is used in the Health and Safety unit to mean the person or persons at work to whom you should report any issues, problems or hazards. This could be a supervisor, line manager or your employer. This refers to a significant change in either length, shape, style, volume or weight. These can include rollers secured with pins, Velcro rollers, spiral rods, style formers, bendies, etc. When dressing long hair, 'rolls' will also cover 'pleats'. Moving hair back and forth against its natural growth pattern to create a ripple effect. Any hairdressing procedures or work rules issued by the salon management. Covers all the services offered in your workplace. NOTE: These can also be known as a French Plait, a Canerow or Corn Row Plait. This is the process of creating three dimensional shapes within a haircut. A tool which is designed to cut and unpick stitching. These are sometimes also called ‘stitch pickers’ or just ‘pickers’. In hairdressing, they are used to remove sewn in hair Levels 1-3 SVQ Qualifications in Hairdressing, Barbering and Combined Hair Types (3009) 141
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Levels 1-3 SVQ Qualifications in Ha
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Levels SVQ Qualifications in Hairdr
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Contents 1 About the qualifications
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1 About the qualifications This doc
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2 Qualifications structure The qual
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The Level 2 SVQ in Hairdressing all
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The Level 2 SVQ in Hairdressing (Co
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The full Level 3 SVQ in Barbering,
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4 Assessment 4.1 The assessment pro
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Support for candidates throughout t
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Witnesses It may not always be poss
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4 Assessment 4.2 Summary of assessm
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Projects or Assignments Assignments
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New assessors using oral questionin
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Evidence of knowledge and understan
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Portfolios of evidence may be retur
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5 Evidence requirements Evidence re
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Unit G2 (005) Assist with salon rec
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Unit G4 (019) Fulfil salon receptio
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Unit G8 (021) Develop and maintain
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Unit G15 (030) Advise and consult w
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Unit G17 (012) Give clients a posit
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Unit G19 (041) Support client servi
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Unit G21 (037) Provide hairdressing
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Unit H32 (048) Contribute to the pl
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Unit GH2 (006) Blow dry hair Eviden
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Unit GH4 (007) Assist with hair col
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Unit GH6 (009) Plait and twist hair
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Unit GH8 (014) Shampoo, condition a
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Unit GH10 (016) Style and finish ha
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Unit GH12 (018) Cut hair using basi
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Unit GH14 (023) Perm and neutralise
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Unit GH16 (038) Creatively cut hair
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Unit GH18 (040) Provide colour corr
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Unit GH20 (042) Creatively dress lo
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Unit GH22 (044) Create a range of p
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Unit GH24 (059) Provide consultatio
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Unit GB1 (011) Assist with shaving
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Unit GB3 (025) Cut hair using basic
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Unit GB5 (027) Dry and finish men
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Unit GB7 (049) Design and create a
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Unit GB9 (052) Provide face massage
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Unit AH7 (032) Style and finish Afr
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Unit AH17 (034) Attach hair to enha
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Unit AH21 (028) Create basic patter
Page 91 and 92: Unit AH30 (057) Style African Type
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Page 97 and 98: Appendix A1 - Cross-unit knowledge
Page 99 and 100: Knowledge requirements How the posi
Page 101 and 102: Knowledge requirements Unit numbers
Page 103 and 104: Knowledge requirements How the posi
Page 109 and 110: Level 2 SVQ in Hairdressing Mandato
Page 111 and 112: Level 2 SVQ in Hairdressing (Combin
Page 113 and 114: Level 3 SVQ in Barbering Mandatory
Page 115 and 116: Appendix B Appendix B1 - Initial as
Page 117 and 118: Appendix B2 - Assessor and witness
Page 119 and 120: Appendix B4 - Sample marking writte
Page 121 and 122: Levels 1-3 SVQ Qualifications in Ha
Page 127 and 128: Appendix C Appendix C1 - Explanatio
Page 129 and 130: Mandatory units These units must be
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Page 133 and 134: that award. The actual optional uni
Page 135 and 136: Is ‘paying’ in the assessment s
Page 137 and 138: Chemically treated hair Colour test
Page 139 and 140: Factors influencing the service Ela
Page 141: Massage techniques: Effleurage Fric
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Page 149 and 150: Appendix C5 - Key and core skills s
Page 151 and 152: Level 2 NVQ Diploma and Level 2 SVQ
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Page 157 and 158: Appendix D -Assessment Strategy The
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Page 161 and 162: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Habia wishes to ac
Page 163 and 164: Appendix D1B Mandatory requirements
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Page 181 and 182: Unit GH11: Set and dress hair Unit
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Unit GH17: Colour hair using a vari
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Unit GH22: Create a variety of perm
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and how to remedy them • the cour
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• why skin needs to be tensioned
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• how the type and distribution o
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• the potential problems of using
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Unit GH17: Colour hair using a vari
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when transferring from an ammonium
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Unit GH23: Provide creative hair ex
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implements AH30 Style African Type
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EITHER hold the Level 3 Barbering N
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Please note that HABIA requires all
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Individuals must provide relevant a
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Form HDCPD1.0 Hair and Beauty Secto
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