The College of Hairdressing Connaught has been approved as a provider of Hairdressing Courses leading to a FETAC award in hairdressing. We are delighted to announce two new courses. A night class starting on the 5th March, FETAC Level 5 ‘ Hairdressing Theory & Practice’ and the FETAC Level 5 Major Award in Hairdressing starting full time on the 27th March. For further details see our website on www.hairdressing.ie
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Below are a few comments from the 12 Month City & Guilds Students 2010-2011
Had a great year, met so many nice people and learned so much.
Grainne Murtagh
Had a ball of a year, hate that it is over, learned so much! Good luck to all the girls.
Donna Caulfield
Found this year some crack, had a brilliant time here, met plenty of nice, friendly people. I made 10 friends in this course I will miss the place.
Michelle McDermott
Had a brilliant year with the girls, made friends for life!
Linda Smyth
Had a brilliant year! One I will never forget learned so much and made friends for life. Will miss all the craic with the girls and will miss the place.
Niamh Curley
Had a brilliant year
Mandy Roberts
Brilliant year learned so much in just one year and met really good friends, sad to be leaving
Aisling Bell
I had an amazing year. Met so many people I will never forget. I leaned so much. Got great confidence from working on real client.
Sophie Doyle
I had a great year. Training in a running salon with real clients is a big advantage and it gave me a lot of confidence. The training was great and I now look forward to starting my career as a hairdresser.
Orla Carney
I had an amazing year met a bunch of great girls, learned a huge amount of practical skills working on salon floor loved it., wish all the girls best of luck.
Sally McMahon
Had a great year, learned loads and got great experience working on real clients.
Grace Comer
December Offer Only!! Buy a CHC Gift Voucher and Get one free!! visit our website www.hairdressing.ie or call 091-846839
You must have a Health & Safety Statement to ensure your salon complies with the ‘Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005′ is a legal requirement. It is surprising how many salons do not have even the basic fire fighting equipment. Breaches of The Health and Safety at Work Act could lead to an owner being jailed for up to six months and a fine of up to €3000. The Health & Safety Authority provides information on requirements to comply with the Act. it also has a comprehensive guide to identifying risks and writing a safety Statement. Information can be found on the webiste www.hsa.ie
Please see the following link for frequently asked questions: www.hsa.ie/eng/FAQs/Safety,_Health_and_Welfare_at_Work_Act_2005
An employee who is not satisfied that their salon meets Health & Safety criteria can make a complaint to the Health & Safety Authority. www.hsa.ie
Intresting in hairdressing courses in Galway & Castlebar log onto www.hairdressing.ie
College of Hairdressing Connaught – Job Section!! 
For budding hairdressers who are looking for jobs and for employers who are advertising jobs, check out the Job section on our website….. http://www.hairdressing.ie/job-section.php
We are updating our photo galleries and would really appreciate any pictures you may have from your time in the college, especially between the years 1993 – 2000…. you can email them to info@hairdressing.ie or give us a call on 091-846839
Many thanks!
When choosing a career in hairdressing one has many choices to make. Do I take the traditional route of training through a salon and attain a qualification on a part time basis or do I sign up for an intensive hairdressing course at a hairdressing school. Salons, like most other businesses right now, are experiencing a slowdown so it is proving difficult to obtain a position as a trainee. Increasingly, those choosing a career are opting for a one year intensive course like the 12 month course at The College of Hairdressing, Connaught. On graduation the student enters the job market at Junior Stylist level and can travel abroad with their international qualification should they so desire.
Those who are already in a salon can achieve the same Level 2 City and Guilds qualification by attending the college on a part time basis by day or Night. Click here for more information on how achieving your City & Guilds Units individually….http://www.hairdressing.ie/courses_pt.php
