Hairdressing courses, has anyone here done one?

Filan · 30-10-2009, 17:13

just registered for a 5 week, 2 nights per week course with Fas. I'm just wondering whether hairdressing is something that one can 'learn' or does one really need a strong natural innate aptitude?. Would there be much opportunity for work experience after this short course?. Would be nice to hear from a hairdresser.
Thanks
Alan

princess-lala · 30-10-2009, 18:03

Hey Alan, congrats on signing up for the course, yes you can learn but you do need to love it!

I dont know how much experience you will get from this course, and to be honest I dont know if there are many salons taking on people now the way the country is, I know Im not.

Just hand in CV`s everywhere

Filan · 30-10-2009, 18:25

Thanks...it's more out of interest to be honest, hard to say what if anything will happen after, but always wanted to do a course in hairdressing, so at least I'll enjoy the journey....regardless of destination!

princess-lala · 30-10-2009, 18:36

Ah its great to be able to do! Its a job your really have to love though

Filan · 30-10-2009, 18:45

I love people....have an eccentric and outgoing personality......but I'm sure if people are paying for their hair that they can be demanding? as I am too!

princess-lala · 30-10-2009, 21:44

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Originally Posted by Filan

I love people....have an eccentric and outgoing personality......but I'm sure if people are paying for their hair that they can be demanding? as I am too!

People are REALLY demanding

30-10-2009, 17:13	#1
Filan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Limerick Posts: 695 Adverts \| Friends	Hairdressing courses, has anyone here done one? just registered for a 5 week, 2 nights per week course with Fas. I'm just wondering whether hairdressing is something that one can 'learn' or does one really need a strong natural innate aptitude?. Would there be much opportunity for work experience after this short course?. Would be nice to hear from a hairdresser. Thanks Alan

30-10-2009, 18:03	#2
princess-lala Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: kildare Posts: 3,022 Adverts \| Friends	Hey Alan, congrats on signing up for the course, yes you can learn but you do need to love it! I dont know how much experience you will get from this course, and to be honest I dont know if there are many salons taking on people now the way the country is, I know Im not. Just hand in CV`s everywhere __________________ lala

30-10-2009, 18:36	#4
princess-lala Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: kildare Posts: 3,022 Adverts \| Friends	Ah its great to be able to do! Its a job your really have to love though __________________ lala

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30-10-2009, 18:25	#3
Filan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Limerick Posts: 695 Adverts \| Friends	Thanks...it's more out of interest to be honest, hard to say what if anything will happen after, but always wanted to do a course in hairdressing, so at least I'll enjoy the journey....regardless of destination!

30-10-2009, 18:45	#5
Filan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Limerick Posts: 695 Adverts \| Friends	I love people....have an eccentric and outgoing personality......but I'm sure if people are paying for their hair that they can be demanding? as I am too!