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Job Opportunity at a Braintree Salon
A beautiful and highly regarded busy salon in Braintree town, North Essex. Our salon offers a high standard of hairdressing inside a calm, welcoming, and professional space. We need someone who is hardworking and reliable. You will be helping out in the salon and in return we will teach you our skills.
Wage
- £13,312 for your first year, then could increase depending on your age
- National Minimum Wage rate for apprentices
Training Course
- Hairdressing professional (level 2)
Hours
- Monday 10-8
- Wednesday 10-8
- Friday 9-5
- Saturday 9-5
- 32 hours a week
Start Date
- Monday 14 September 2026
Duration
- 2 years
Positions Available
- 1
What You'll Do at Work
- Answering phones
- Making appointments
- Greeting clients
- Taking payments
- Making drinks
- Assisting stylists, shampooing, and drying hair
- Cleaning duties
- Stock control, unpacking orders, restocking shelves
Where You'll Work
77-79 HIGH STREET
BRAINTREE
CM7 1JS
Training Provider
- UK TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT LIMITED
Training Course
- Hairdressing professional (level 2)
What You'll Learn
- Adhere to legal and organisational requirements for the safe use of products, tools, materials, and equipment.
- Apply safe, hygienic, and effective methods of working and infection control, while completing hairdressing services.
- Use communication and etiquette that meets industry requirements, suits, and is appropriate to the organisation.
- Maintain the client’s confidentiality and comfort (modesty, privacy) at the start and during the service.
- Advise clients (new and regular) pre, during, and after service on the maintenance of the look, complementary services, and retail products available in the salon.
- Promote yourself, your organisation, products, and services via a variety of social channels.
- Carry out wider salon duties to support the salon business (e.g., services, bookings, payments, retail, upselling, and sales).
- Use a range of products, tools, equipment used in hairdressing services in accordance with legal organisational requirements.
- Complete and maintain client records in accordance with legal and organisational requirements.
- Work as part of a team to support the salon businesses.
- Use working methods that promote environmental and sustainable working practices.
- Carry out a consultation, examine, and analyse the hair, skin, and scalp and complete relevant industry tests (e.g., hair classification type and characteristics tests).
- Identify (question/observation) any contraindications or limiting factors that are likely to affect or influence the service.
- Shampoo, condition, and treat the hair and scalp.
- Dry and finish hair using a range of techniques to create a range of looks, that meets the intended shape, direction, balance, and volume agreed with the client.
- Use current setting and dressing techniques to create a range of looks that meets the intended shape, direction, balance, and volume agreed with the client.
- Cut hair using a range of technical skills and cutting techniques to create a range of looks, considering weight distribution, cutting angles, balance, and degree of graduation, and the natural growth patterns of the hair, length of the hair (club cutting, scissor over comb, clipper over comb, texturising, freehand, thinning, layering, and razor cutting).
- Restyle hair to create a personalised short or medium (above the shoulder) length haircut, changing the shape, length, and style hair using a range of cutting techniques.
- Complete a range of hair colouring and lightening services to change the depth and tone using current colouring techniques (e.g., freehand techniques, woven highlights or lowlights, root re-touch, half head and full head application, temporary, semi-permanent, demi-permanent, quasi-permanent, permanent colour, and lighteners).
- Evaluate the results of the service.
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About This Employer
Crop offers a high standard of hairdressing inside a calm, welcoming, and professional space. Somewhere clients and stylists can both enjoy being.
We are committed to sustainability.
- We only use the most high-quality products such as Davines and Olaplex.
- All our staff have ongoing training available.
- We actively seek out some of the best training and courses for our team to help you reach your full potential with confidence.
- The salon itself is predominantly made out of up-cycled and recycled materials.
- We only use products that are ethical.
- We use local shops and independents wherever we can.
- We make sure we keep our salons waste minimal through reusing and recycling.
- We do our best to ensure a happy and safe work environment for everyone.
Your earnings can increase over time with an apprenticeship. Find out about potential future pay.
Hairdressing is an amazing career choice. I have traveled the world with it, been employed, self-employed, educated for brands, and now own my own business.
Once qualified, there is potential employment in the salon employed as a stylist.
Contact for This Apprenticeship
- CROP SALONS LTD
- Amelia Hennessy
- millyhennessy@gmail.com
- 07394789990
The reference code for this apprenticeship is VAC2000044955.
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