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27 July 2026

Alternative Routes to College: Why work-based learning is the future for hair and beauty in Wales 

For salon owners across Wales, supporting staff development is key to staying competitive. But traditional college routes don’t always fit the fast-paced, client-focused nature of the industry. That’s why more employers are exploring alternative routes to college, such as hair and beauty apprenticeships, to train and retain talented therapists.  Apprenticeships offer a flexible, practical solution that works for both your business and your team. Instead of sending staff away to study, learners complete their hair and beauty courses in...

A hairstylist trims or styles a seated client’s hair in a bright, modern salon.

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