
COST
Of course, the cost is a very important factor, however, don’t be led only by it when making your choice. The cheapest option is not always the best one, yet not all the cheap courses are bad. First of all, you should find out what is covered in the course. A course may be shorter in length and therefore it won’t give you and your stylists much Information. You may not have an opportunity to practice the new skill as many times as you may need. Hairdressing is a practical industry, so the more practice your stylists have during the course, the more confident and professional they will be with your clients.
ACCREDITATION AND INSURANCE
If the course you picked is not properly accredited, then you won’t be able to receive insurance and provide the new procedure or treatment in your salon. In this case, all your money, time, and efforts would be just pointless. Check that the course and training provider are accredited with the likes of ABT or The Guild Of Beauty Therapists etc.
TUTOR EXPERIENCE

Pay attention to the professional experience of the person that is going to teach your stylists. You will learn many things only from a real pro who is experienced enough. All the information about the qualification of the tutor is usually given on the website of the course, however, don’t be afraid to ask extra questions! Wasting money on a bad course isn’t what you want to achieve.