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Sanctuary graduates are immediately employable
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The beauty industry is a worldwide phenomenon and continues to thrive. Qualify as a beauty therapist and it's your choice where you want to work, in Ireland or internationally.
“Whether you’re just starting in your career, want a change of direction or have decided to start your own business, the beauty industry offers a wide choice of potential career pathways,” said Mary O’Donoghue of Sanctuary Beauty Academy, Tralee. “The courses and training we offer are focused on ensuring you graduate with the qualifications and skills to move straight into the career pathway you decide on.”
Why choose the Sanctuary Beauty Academy? Firstly, their courses will meet your goals. They have a 100% pass rate and graduates are immediately employable. It’s no secret that the demand for top quality beauty therapists continues to climb. If you are interested in acquiring the skills and qualifications in the latest methods of skin and body care, make-up techniques, massage, waxing, and electrical therapies Sanctuary Beauty Academy can provide the course for you. They are recognised for producing graduates of a premier standard who are industry relevant to the needs of employers in the beauty industry today. They offer a well-rounded beauty curriculum, not alone developing your skills and professionalism but building confidence, communication skills and overall effectiveness as a professional therapist.
Accredited Qualifications
CIDESCO is considered the world's most reputable international qualification in the field of beauty aesthetics and spa therapy. Since 1946, CIDESCO, has led by example setting the industry standards across five continents and earning the respect of employers.
ITEC has a strong history in beauty therapy and has been awarding high quality regulated and respected qualifications since 1947. They provide different levels of courses from awards to certificate and diplomas in all aspects of the beauty industry.
Contact Sanctuary Beauty Academy today on 066 71 85776 or by emailing maryodonoghue@sanctuarybeautyacademy.com.
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