Take your hairdressing career to the next level and develop your skills and knowledge in service and sales delivery of a salon at a managerial level. You will independently apply a broad range of knowledge and skills, and provide leadership and support to colleagues.

Key responsibilities of the salon manager include:

• building the business
• leading and developing the team
• developing and implementing marketing activities
• ensuring all occupational health and safety requirements are maintained

• Location:
  City King St
• Faculty:
  Faculty of Technical and Trades Innovation
• School:
  School of Service Industries
• Study mode:
  Part Time
• Delivery mode:
  On campus
• Course code:
  WRH50109
• Duration:
  0.5 years
• This information is for Australian residents.
  Click here for the international version of this course

How to apply

• salon manager/small business manager
• executive manager for a product company
• executive manager for a training provider

Learn more about your career options on the Australian government's Career Information and Resources website.

The course provides the skills and knowledge required to manage a hairdressing salon.

• Manage Hairdressing Services and Sales Delivery

  Unit code

  WRHSM501A

• Promote a Hairdressing Business

  Unit code

  WRHSM502B

• Manage Finances

  Unit code

  BSBSBM406A

• Provide a Safe Working Environment

  Unit code

  SIRXOHS003A

• Recruit and Select Personnel

  Unit code

  SIRXHRM002A

• Lead and Manage People

  Unit code

  SIRXMGT003A

• Manage Quality Customer Service

  Unit code

  BSBCUS501A

• Investigate and Design Ebusiness Solutions

  Unit code

  BSBEBU501A

• Establish a Franchise Operation

  Unit code

  BSBFRA501B

• Manage a Franchise Operation

  Unit code

  BSBFRA502B

• Establish and Adjust the Marketing Mix

  Unit code

  BSBMKG502B

• Interpret Market Trends and Developments

  Unit code

  BSBMKG507A

• Facilitate Continuous Improvement

  Unit code

  BSBMGT516A

• Undertake Small Business Planning

  Unit code

  BSBSMB404A

• Promote Team Effectiveness

  Unit code

  BSBWOR402A

• Investigate New Products and Services

  Unit code

  WRBCS513B

• Administer Human Resources Policy

  Unit code

  SIRXHRM001A

• Lead a Team to Foster Innovation

  Unit code

  SIRXQUA002A

• Select an E-Business Model

  Unit code

  SIRXEBS004A

• Coordinate Work Teams

  Unit code

  SIRXMGT001A

To achieve a Diploma of Hairdressing Salon Management, 10 units must be completed comprising: - 6 core units, plus - 4 elective units.

• TAFE: Reading and writing - a learner will be able to read and comprehend a range of simple texts and write a range of short texts in a number of contexts which may be interrelated. Oral communication - a learner will be able to use and respond to spoken language within a variety of contexts. Numeracy and mathematics - a learner will be able to deal easily with straightforward calculations either manually and/or using a calculator.
• Year 12: Reading and writing - a learner will be able to read and comprehend a range of simple texts and write a range of short texts in a number of contexts which may be interrelated. Oral communication - a learner will be able to use and respond to spoken language within a variety of contexts. Numeracy and mathematics - a learner will be able to deal easily with straightforward calculations either manually and/or using a calculator.
• International: Reading and writing - a learner will be able to read and comprehend a range of simple texts and write a range of short texts in a number of contexts which may be interrelated. Oral communication - a learner will be able to use and respond to spoken language within a variety of contexts. Numeracy and mathematics - a learner will be able to deal easily with straightforward calculations either manually and/or using a calculator.
• Mature: Reading and writing - a learner will be able to read and comprehend a range of simple texts and write a range of short texts in a number of contexts which may be interrelated. Oral communication - a learner will be able to use and respond to spoken language within a variety of contexts. Numeracy and mathematics - a learner will be able to deal easily with straightforward calculations either manually and/or using a calculator.