SKILLS FOR THE BEAUTYCARE MARKET 2010
EDUCATION AND TRAINING STANDARDS FOR HAIR, SKIN, BODYCARE, SPA AND WELLNESS INDUSTRIES
(THERAPIES TREATMENTS SALONS LASER IPL MEDICALISED BEAUTY DEPILATION HAIR REMOVAL ACNE)
The beauty market has been transformed over the last decade as changes in lifestyles and new technologies have created new consumer needs, treatments and methods of delivery.
Diagonal Reports identifies salons' and spas' requirements for skilled beauticians, stylists, cosmetologists and aestheticians in this report
August 2010
Number of skilled workers required in the hair and beauty care market
Skills currently in demand in the hair and beauty care markets
New skills or changes in skills required (2011-2015)
Unrealised potential (in US$*) of the beauty market due to skills gaps
Impact of changes in technology and lifestyles on skills required in salons and spas
The package or combinations of skills and training required by the industry
Specific beautycare skills required
-Hair (eg, chemical services)
-Skincare (eg, facial treatments)
-Bodycare wellness and Spa (eg, massage therapies, manicures, body shaping, toning)
-Medicalised beauty (eg, IPL, laser and peels)
-Management, marketing, admin, IT/computer, hygiene skills and training
-Other skills and training required
Skills gaps in products, treatments and technologies
Skills gaps and compliance
Current spending (in US$*) on training
Delivery of training and education to the industry
-In-school or academy education
-On the job training (in-salon/spa)
-Online (or other - DVD) training
Skills benchmarking
-How salons benchmark skills
Top ranked beauty training courses and schools
Top ranked qualifications and combinations of qualifications for the beauty industry
Product training
Standards and their impact on earning/wages in the professional beauty channel
* and € Euros
This new report is based on Diagonal Reports' ongoing research in the professional beauty market globally and on in-depth discussions with salon and spa managers. This research identifies the gaps in beauty training and determines skills required. It ranks the beauty schools, salon academies and training courses which are most valued and sought after by the professional beauty industry. It quantifies the cost to the industry (in potential sales) due to gaps in skills. The report determines the impact of changes in lifestyles and aesthetic technology on skills.
The US and EU are covered in this report which will be published in October 2010.
Diagonal Reports specialises in the professional beauty market worldwide. It tracks how the beauty market is developing and adapting to meet changing consumer lifestyles Recent reports include New Beauty New Consumers, US Spa market 2010, South African and Saudi Arabian haircare market Sample pages and tables of contents are available.
Recent reports include New Beauty/New Consumers, US Spa Market, South Africa, and Saudi Arabia.
Other Beauty Markets
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING STANDARDS FOR HAIR, SKIN, BODYCARE, SPA AND WELLNESS INDUSTRIES
(THERAPIES TREATMENTS SALONS LASER IPL MEDICALISED BEAUTY DEPILATION HAIR REMOVAL ACNE)
The beauty market has been transformed over the last decade as changes in lifestyles and new technologies have created new consumer needs, treatments and methods of delivery.
Diagonal Reports identifies salons' and spas' requirements for skilled beauticians, stylists, cosmetologists and aestheticians in this report
August 2010
Number of skilled workers required in the hair and beauty care market
Skills currently in demand in the hair and beauty care markets
New skills or changes in skills required (2011-2015)
Unrealised potential (in US$*) of the beauty market due to skills gaps
Impact of changes in technology and lifestyles on skills required in salons and spas
The package or combinations of skills and training required by the industry
Specific beautycare skills required
-Hair (eg, chemical services)
-Skincare (eg, facial treatments)
-Bodycare wellness and Spa (eg, massage therapies, manicures, body shaping, toning)
-Medicalised beauty (eg, IPL, laser and peels)
-Management, marketing, admin, IT/computer, hygiene skills and training
-Other skills and training required
Skills gaps in products, treatments and technologies
Skills gaps and compliance
Current spending (in US$*) on training
Delivery of training and education to the industry
-In-school or academy education
-On the job training (in-salon/spa)
-Online (or other - DVD) training
Skills benchmarking
-How salons benchmark skills
Top ranked beauty training courses and schools
Top ranked qualifications and combinations of qualifications for the beauty industry
Product training
Standards and their impact on earning/wages in the professional beauty channel
* and € Euros
This new report is based on Diagonal Reports' ongoing research in the professional beauty market globally and on in-depth discussions with salon and spa managers. This research identifies the gaps in beauty training and determines skills required. It ranks the beauty schools, salon academies and training courses which are most valued and sought after by the professional beauty industry. It quantifies the cost to the industry (in potential sales) due to gaps in skills. The report determines the impact of changes in lifestyles and aesthetic technology on skills.
The US and EU are covered in this report which will be published in October 2010.
Diagonal Reports specialises in the professional beauty market worldwide. It tracks how the beauty market is developing and adapting to meet changing consumer lifestyles Recent reports include New Beauty New Consumers, US Spa market 2010, South African and Saudi Arabian haircare market Sample pages and tables of contents are available.
Recent reports include New Beauty/New Consumers, US Spa Market, South Africa, and Saudi Arabia.
Other Beauty Markets
Buy This Report