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Jisc’s Hairdressing Training service helps develop the skills of learners studying for qualifications in hairdressing and barbering. The service provides exemplary interactive activities, step-by-step videos, self-evaluation tests, and guides relating to an expanding collection of hairdressing styles and techniques. The content is mapped to the NVQ and SVQ hairdressing and barbering curriculum and aligned with the latest national occupational standards. This demonstration will show how these interactive digital resources can be used by learners and teachers in a range of ways, such as embedding into a virtual learning environment (VLE), shared and repurposed, and incorporated into assessments.

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Hairdressing training – skills service
KarlaYoungs, Head of digital content services for further education and skills
Pete Collins, FE & Skills Services Manager
Jackie Sharp, Bradford College

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Service overview
>Curriculum mapped hairdressing
and barbering resources
>Comprehensive coverage across
levels 2 and 3
>Explicitly linked to the latest
National Occupational Standards
(NOS)
>Created for and by further
education and skills practitioners
>Currently open and free to use
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Jackie Sharp – Bradford College
>How the Resources are being
used inTeaching
>Benefits of flipped and
blended learning
>Meeting FELTAG
>Feedback from learners
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Hairdressing training
>Access 24/7 via:
http://hairdressing.jisc.ac.uk
>Any questions?
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jisc.ac.uk
Except where otherwise noted, this work
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KarlaYoungs
Head of digital content services
for further education and skills
Jackie Sharp, Bradford College
Pete Collins, Bradford College
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