1 programme handbook - Wellington Institute of Technology

• communicate with confidence in small groups• present written work effectively• understand communication of the workplace• Self-Management/Time Management• plan and manage their own learning• develop a career plan and work readiness skills• produce a CV for a job• Information Literacy• search, access and select relevant information• use digital communications technologies• Computer Literacy• create and enhance documents combining text and graphics• Problem Solving• apply problem solving techniques• Teamwork• function successfully in a team• Sustainability• describe environmentally considerate processes and practices in their industryGraduates will have acquired a range of literacy, numeracy and digital literacy skillsequipping them for employment, or for continuing study.In addition a graduate will have the skills and knowledge below:Strand:Hairdressing and Beauty ServicesA graduate of the Hairdressing and Beauty Services strand will be able to:• select and recommend hair products• build product display• maintain appointments systems and records in a hairdressing salon• demonstrate client care• select and maintain hairdressing equipment and hand held tools• maintain safe and professional practice• perform elementary fundamentals of hairdressing• colour hair using elementary techniques• elementary blow dry, mould, manipulate and pincurl hair• set hair and dress long hair for elementary styles• perform nail file and polish application• select and perform make-up applications• produce a portfolioHolders of this qualification may apply for entry into further tertiary education and trainingprogrammes relating to this field of study. These include:• The Certificate in Hairdressing (Level 3)Wellington Institute of Technology - 2013 HV4477 Programme Handbook July 2013Overview and Programme Specific Information Page 12