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Why Aesthetics Therapy?
Aesthetician derives
from the Greek 'aesthetikos'
and Latin 'aesthetica,'
a branch of philosophy
relating to the forms
and nature of beauty.
Aesthetician is the
international term for
beauty therapist, a
specialist who provides
preventative care for
skin and offers
treatments to keep skin
healthy and attractive.
Whether an aesthetician
uses grooming practices
such as make-up, waxing,
electrolysis or the more
therapeutic styles such
as, massage, facials and
body treatments, the
ultimate objective is to
improve the outward
appearance of their
client.
Aestheticians work
extensively on the human
body, therefore they are
required to undergo
comprehensive studies in
Anatomy & Physiology,
Skin Biology, Skin
Science and Disorders,
Cosmetic Chemistry and
Nutrition. They are
trained to assess their
client from a holistic
point of view
determining the effects
of stress and their
consequences on the
overall appearance and
well being of the
client.
In recent years, the
public has grown more
interested in the health
of their skin and body
than ever before. Skin
care salons and new
beauty services have
appeared to satisfy the
public's rising
interest. As the demand
for these new treatments
soars, more positions
await qualified
professionals.
It creates career
opportunities for
yourself, such as an
Aesthetician working in
skin-care clinic, a
Medical Aesthetician
assists physician in
aesthetics treatments in
cosmetic surgery,
dermatology, research
and clinical studies and
camouflage therapy, a
Manufacturer
Representative,
Marketer, Cosmetic
Buyer, Aesthetics
Writer/Editor, Educator
and/or as a Business
Owner.
Why CPAes Qualification?
CPAes Qualification
is an in-depth course
that provide knowledge
in the areas of general
sciences that you need
to know to keep you and
your clients safe and
healthy; skin sciences
that offers clear,
up-to-date knowledge on
every aspect of the
skin; the principles of
aesthetics procedures
focus on actual
practices performed by
the aestheticians; and
the business of skin
that creates financial
and operational success
as an aestheticians.
It is the peak professional benchmark for
aestheticians. Unlike tertiary qualifications,
CPAes qualification certified formal education
and successful application of your aesthetics
therapy knowledge (theoretical) and skills
(competencies). Certified
Practising Aesthetician:
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Defines excellence in the aesthetics therapy
profession balancing practical experience
and conceptual thinking.
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Advances your knowledge with continued
leading professional development and
networking.
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Promotes the profession of aesthetics
therapy by recognising only qualified
practitioners of aesthetic therapy.
CPAes Qualification
Examination Structure
Part 1
- General Science
-
Sanitation and
Disinfection
-
Anatomy and
Physiology
-
Chemistry for
Aestheticians
-
Cosmetic Chemistry
-
Basics of
Electricity
Part 2
- Skin Science
-
Physiology and
Histology of the
Skin
Skin Disorders and
Diseases
Skin Analysis
Product Selection
and Ingredients
Treatment Room
Part 3
- Principle of Aesthetic
Procedures
-
Massage
-
Facials and
Treatments
-
Machines
-
Hair Removal
-
Advanced Aesthetics
Therapy
-
Makeup
Part 4 - Business of
Skin Care
-
Aesthetics Clinic/SPA
Business
-
Selling Products and
Services
Admission Requirements
General
-
GCE "A" level -
2 x D's or better
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GCE "O" level -
3 x C's or better
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An
aggregate score of 15 for the International Baccalaureate
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A score of
53 in the European Baccalaureate
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Mature age students (20
years of age and over at the commencement of the program)
may be admitted without meeting the formal academic
qualifications. Students must meet the relevant English
requirements.
Academic requirements for students from the following countries:
Africa
Australia
Bangladesh
Brazil
Brunei
China
Fiji
Hong Kong
-
GCE "A" level -
2 x D's or better
-
GCE "O" level
-
3 x C's or better
-
HKALE - 3
x E's or D & E
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HKCEE - 3
x C's or better
India
Indonesia
Japan
Jordan
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Year 12 -
General Secondary Education Certificate (Tawjiji) 45%
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GCE "A" level -
2 x D's or better
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GCE "O" level
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3 x C's or better
Kenya
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Kenyan
Certificate of Secondary Education - C+ average over 8
subjects
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GCE "A" level -
2 x D's or better
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GCE "O" level -
3 x C's or better
Korea
Kuwait
Malaysia
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STPM 3 x
E's or D & E or forecast equivalent
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SPM or
GCE "O" level an overall average of 4B/5C
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Malaysian
Independent Chinese Secondary Schools Unified Examination
70% aggregate score
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SA
Matriculation aggregate of 59
Mexico
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
Philippines
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
South Africa
Sri Lanka
Taiwan
Thailand
Turkey
Vietnam
Applicants who do not
meet the above criteria
but have relevant
working experience will
also be consider on a
case by case basis.
Further information:
info@certifiedaestheticians.org |