Short courses run at least twice a year, commencing in February/March and August/September.  Courses may run at other times subject to minimum class sizes. 

Successful completion of Short Courses will result in a Statement of Attainment.

Please contact the College on (02) 9587 8088 or email jgalyer@grecollege.com.au to register your interest.

Provide Lash and Brow Treatments SIBBFAS302A requires the operator to 
analyse the lash and brow needs of clients and provide a range of treatments that may include lash and brow colouring, brow shaping and lash perming.        

Provide Manicure and Pedicare Services SIBBNLS202A requires the operator to perform a range of manicure and pedicare services.

The manicure or pedicare service is performed in response to client consultation and assessment, conducted and recorded on a treatment plan.  

Course cost includes a student kit (please request the College Prospectus for full details), and all other materials and equipment required to complete the training will be provided by the College.

Provide Facial Treatments SIBBFAS404A requires the beauty professional to interpret
a treatment plan and apply a range of facial treatments, including cleansing and preparing the face, and applying skin care products and manual massage routines.

Facial massage treatments always include manual massage routine. They may also include the application of a range of skin care products and be performed in response to a client consultation and assessment, conducted and recorded on a treatment plan. The massage treatment could be an individual massage treatment or form part of a series of facial treatments that have been designed to meet client requirements.

Course cost includes a student kit (please request the College Prospectus for full details), and all other materials and equipment required to complete the training will be provided by the College.

Perform Waxing Treatments SIBBHRS301A applies to beauty operators who perform a range of skilled operations to safely apply waxing treatments on the face and body, to reduce unwanted hair.   This is a common service offered in most beauty salons, and is performed when the client wishes to achieve instant temporary removal of hair on areas of the face or body.

Perform Body Massage SIBBBOS401A requires the beauty professional to interpret the client's treatment plan and perform a manual relaxation body massage treatment. It requires the ability to explain the administration of the treatment to the client, and adapt as required during the massage service in response to client reaction.

Body massage is performed in response to client consultation and assessment, which is then conducted and recorded on a treatment plan. It could be an individual massage treatment or form part of a series of body treatments designed to meet client requirements. 

Course cost includes a student kit (please request the College Prospectus for full details), and all other materials and equipment required to complete the training will be provided by the College.

Design and Perform Cosmetic Tattooing SIBBSKS504A requires the beauty professional to penetrate the skin to apply pigments in order to achieve cosmetic tattoos on the face and body. 

Cosmetic tattooing treatments may be remedial or cosmetic and are usually offered as a specialised treatment in the beauty industry. Treatments are designed in response to a client brief, and may also be a response to referral by a medical practitioner. Cosmetic tattoos are usually performed on lips, eyebrow areas, and eyelids.

Maintain infection control standards in office practice settings HLTIN402B is a prerequisite unit.  Training and assessment in this unit is included in course cost.

Please note: Diploma Graduates of the Gré College, as well as current Gré students, receive a $1,000 discount on this course.