Pedicure
The purpose of a pedicure is to help either look after the nails once they are long and strong but also to help the nails get to that position. A good therapist will be able to recognise any disorders or conditions of the nail that need additional medical treatments or problems they can deal with or advise on themselves. They can help with the circulation and temperature in the feet by doing good foot and leg massage. This can also help with the flexibility of the toes and ankle. The pedicure can help improve the strength and shape of the nail. Improving the shape helps prevent ingrown nails or nails lifting from the bed. It also removes lose or dead skin, pushes back the cuticles and also improves their overall appearance.
Course content:
Full practical demonstration and guidance throughout the day: checking the feet, cutting the nails, filing nails, working on areas of hard skin, soaking the feet, massage, paraffin wax treatment and painting the nails.
Health and Safety at Work Law, Sterilisation and Hygiene in the salon
Data Protection
Anatomy and Physiology relating to the course you are studying
Consultation process and an example of the consultation card.
Contra-indications and how to recognise them, Contra-actions
Licensing requirements if required. Professionalism/ Code of Ethics
Local Bylaws that may affect your business e.g. treating minors.
Where to obtain insurance and details of professional associations.
Entry Requirement & Prerequisites:
None
Course duration & CPD:
1 Day, 10 CPD
Assessment and Examination Method:
There will be continuous formative assessments taking place during your training day and you will be expected to answer verbal questions and perform a Pedicure Treatment with minimal direction from your tutor, this is your summative assessment at the end of the day.
Course Investment - £120
Qualification - Isis Therapy Training Practitioner Diploma
Insurance Cover- Once you complete this training you will be entitled to gain insurance. All courses at Isis Therapy Training are accredited and recognised by industry professionals. View our accreditation page for details.