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ONGOING TRAINING IS NOT NEGOTIABLE

As the world of beauty constantly evolves, the RefectoCil SA Academy believes that ongoing training and educating of beauty therapists is crucial for several reasons, for example, it contributes to the overall professionalism, competency, and success of individuals in the beauty industry.

The RefectoCil SA Academy offers RefectoCil training to staff and students of educational institutions that use the leading professional brand tints as part of their student kit. This allows them stay updated on the latest trends, technologies, and advancements in the beauty industry.

Beauty therapists require a range of technical skills to perform various treatments and services, such as brow shaping and lamination, eyelash lift and curl treatments and the variety of tinting treatments available. Proper training ensures that therapists acquire the necessary skills, techniques and knowledge to execute these services effectively and safely while obtaining perfect results.

The RefectoCil SA Academy head trainer is Michelle Jackson. In South Africa, Michelle and Carolyn Cowley are currently the only two internationally certified RefectoCil trainers by The RefectoCil Academy in Austria, the home of the RefectoCil brand.

The RefectoCil SA Academy offers institutions face-to-face or online training that is tailor made to suit the students’ needs. In addition, we offer free monthly webinars covering the different RefectoCil services and topics for lashes and brows, as advertised on our website www.refectocil.co.za These can be used for training purposes as a recording is provided to those who register for each webinar.

We offer RefectoCil Lash and Brow Artist Masterclasses with the option to obtain international RefectoCil certification. Would you like to become a Browista?

At RefectoCil SA we believe that ongoing education is vital to foster a culture of excellence within the beauty therapy community. Please contact Sue Vermeer at admin@refectocil.co.za for details of how we can assist your institution with RefectoCil training.

Sue Vermeer, National Training Manager for RefectoCil SA.
ELEVATING THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY THROUGH TERTIARY EDUCATION
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Lecturers at registered higher education institutions in South Africa are required to have an academic qualification registered at a higher NQF (National Qualifications Framework) level than the level they are teaching or facilitating. For instance, teaching somatology (NQF level 6) necessitates the lecturer to have an advanced diploma in dermal aesthetics (NQF level 7). Further progression typically mandates a master’s degree in somatology. The Isa Carstens® Academy has identified a shortage of graduates holding master’s degrees in this field.
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Lecturers at registered higher education institutions in South Africa are required to have an academic qualification registered at a higher NQF (National Qualifications Framework) level than the level they are teaching or facilitating. For instance, teaching somatology (NQF level 6) necessitates the lecturer to have an advanced diploma in dermal aesthetics (NQF level 7). Further progression typically mandates a master’s degree in somatology. The Isa Carstens® Academy has identified a shortage of graduates holding master’s degrees in this field.
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WELCOME
L et’s be honest, it’s been a tough
Professional Beauty South Africa
Publisher Mark Moloney mark.m@thepbgroup.com Managing Director Yolanda
Isa Carstens® Academy turns 45
Celebrating 45 incredible years in the health and
Founder Sonette Streamlines Focus on Simplicity in 2024, Announces Closure of Skin iD to Expand Skinfundi.com
In a strategic move for 2024, Sonette, the
A new team member joins The Spa Consultants
Callan Jordaan has joined the Spa Consultants Western
THALGO CELEBRATES 60 years of Marine Beauty, EXCELLENCE AND COMMITMENT
In the ever-evolving landscape of beauty and wellness, Thalgo la Beauté Marine stands out as a trusted beacon of excellence, celebrating six wonderful decades of transformative skincare.
ASK THE Experts
Our beauty experts answer your questions about aspects of running a salon or spa business.
ESSE PRESCRIPT ESSE launches bespoke skincare system
In a decade’s time, personalised medicine might be a reality, but for now, it’s an idea. We’re generally all taking the same drugs, regardless of genetic markers or microbiome composition. The same is true in skincare. The options are limited to broad categories
All-in-one devices are Aesthetic Game Changers
In the ever-evolving landscape of aesthetic treatments, staying ahead of the curve is essential for salons and clinics aiming to provide comprehensive and advanced services.
WHAT’S TRENDING IN 2024
Industry experts provide us with their predictions for 2024 and it’s about inclusivity, sustainability, community and customising your offerings to suit individual needs.
THE POWER OF PATRICIA CLARKE CONTOURING ANTI-CELLULITE FIRMING GEL
A Three-decade success story
Wow products TO WATCH OUT FOR!
From make-up to skin treatments, there are some great new products on the market that will only add value to your salon offering.
STARTING AND PROGRESSING YOUR CAREER IN THE BEAUTY AND WELLNESS INDUSTRY
Choosing the best educational pathway for you
ADVANCE YOUR CAREER BY UPSKILLING YOURSELF
With so many beauty-related qualifications on offer, you are spoiled for choice when it comes to deciding on what you would like to study further. We have collated just a few of them.
ELEVATING THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY THROUGH TERTIARY EDUCATION
In the dynamic world of beauty and aesthetics, the pursuit of excellence begins with education. This industry is flourishing in South Africa, offering diverse opportunities for skilled professionals. However, the importance of obtaining tertiary education from accredited institutions cannot be overstated. In this article Nouvique Academy sheds light on the significance of a structured education and the pitfalls of fly-by-night institutions that pose a threat to the industry’s integrity. 
ONGOING TRAINING IS NOT NEGOTIABLE
As the world of beauty constantly evolves, the RefectoCil SA Academy believes that ongoing training and educating of beauty therapists is crucial for several reasons, for example, it contributes to the overall professionalism, competency, and success of individuals in the beauty industry.
OUR INDUSTRY NEEDS MORE GRADUATES WITH MASTER’S DEGREES
Lecturers at registered higher education institutions in South Africa are required to have an academic qualification registered at a higher NQF (National Qualifications Framework) level than the level they are teaching or facilitating. For instance, teaching somatology (NQF level 6) necessitates the lecturer to have an advanced diploma in dermal aesthetics (NQF level 7). Further progression typically mandates a master’s degree in somatology. The Isa Carstens® Academy has identified a shortage of graduates holding master’s degrees in this field.
Exclusive training THAT WILL SET YOU APART
Supported by more than 35 years of experience, BIO SCULPTURE’s professionally trained nail technicians are the foundation of their world-class reputation! Their exclusive training is the first step in setting yourself apart in the nail industry.
IT’S TIME TO INVEST IN You WITH NSI
NSI Nails South Africa offers training that can help you to turn your passion into a successful career. The best reward you can give yourself is to learn to do what you love, professionally.
Strong and healthy
NAIL STRENGTHENING PRODUCTS
NEWS
What’s new in nails Calgel has added a
THE GO-TO TEAM TO REPAIR YOUR NAILS!
OPI’s Dream Rou-team is a Power Pair treatment featuring Repair Mode™ and Nail Envy® used together to repair and strengthen your nails.
Strong and Heathy NAIL STRENGTHENING PRODUCTS
Here is a range of products that all work to strengthen nails whether at home or in the salon.
Under the sea
Dive into the enchanting depths of the ocean with the latest nail art design from Lux On brand ambassador Diani Kahn. Bring the inspiration of the aquatic world to your client’s fingertips.
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