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Learn the classic Wet Shaving in our Advanced Wet Shaving Course. Ideal for qualified barbers looking to learn a new skill and add to their services. In this 2-day course, you’ll learn shaving theory along with skin tensioning and lathering techniques.

Barbering This course is designed for beginners, advanced barbers, or anyone wanting to pursue a barbering career. Upon completing this course, you can work as a self-employed barber. By the end of this course, you will have learned the techniques to wash, cut and style hair including fade, cut uniform layers & beard trims. Course Content: Health & Safety History of Hair Anatomy and physiology Consultation Scalp folds and/ or scars Hair growth Cutting techniques Products Facial hair and eyebrows Step by step Aftercare Barbering tools Beard and moustache Shaving Skin conditions preventing the service. Shampooing Certificate You will receive an end-of-course certificate which is accredited by the CPD group and allows you to work on public How do Online Courses work? http://www.kbhtrainingacademy.com/online-courses Are there any prerequisite? None Duration of Course? You will have 3 months to complete the course before it expires. Will I require a model? Yes, 3-5 case of studies are required to pass Are there video tutorials? Yes, you will have links to YouTube videos to watch the treatment being performed. These are not our own videos as we have gathered videos from the best barbers in order to provide best learning experience for you. Training kit(if purchased) clippers scissors comb 2x sectioning clips cape set desinfectant spray razor blade shaving foam Please note: you will also require hairdryer, barbicide ,small mirror, towels etc which isn't provided in the kit

Enhance your coding skill set by learning Java multithreading and parallel programming. Figure out common problems such as debugging codes, splitting a problem into multiple independent pieces, and measuring the runtime and performance of your code. Save time and avoid going into the same pitfalls while learning multithreading.