Hair and Beauty
If you love experimenting with new hair styles, obsessing over the latest fashion trends and want to make people look their best, the hair and beauty industry needs you!
As an Apprentice, you will gain hands-on experience in a supportive team developing knowledge, skills and behaviours that will benefit you throughout your career journey. And let’s not forget that you will also receive an industry recognised qualification.
Careers you can train for with an Apprenticeship
Click on the roles below to find out more about them. For more information or to register your interest, please click the 'register your interest' button.
Hairdressing Professional
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Key Skills Needed:
Communication
Creativity
Time management
Respectful
Flexible and adaptable
Total no. of jobs
3,000
In South Yorkshire by 2030
Employers we work with
Success Stories
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Inaya Islam
Level 2 Hairdressing
#hair-and-beauty #apprentice
Meet Inaya, a Level 2 Hair Professional Apprentice at The Sheffield College. Recently, we caught up with Inaya to discuss her journey, experiences and future goals.
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