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Unit 615 - Cut Women s Hair to Create a Variety of Looks Guided Learning Hours: 75 Learning Outcome Assessment Criteria Taught Content 1. Be able to prepare for cutting hair 1.1 Prepare themselves, the client and work area for cutting services 1. 2 Use suitable consultation techniques to identify service objectives 1.3 Evaluate the potential of the hair to achieve the desired look by identifying influencing factors 1.4 Provide clear recommendations to the client based on factors 1.5 Describe the range of looks for women 1.1.1 To include: Preparing self Preparing working area Sanitising/sterilising tools and equipment Preparing environment Assisting the client into a comfortable and relaxed position for the treatment Protecting and caring for the client throughout the treatment 1.2.1 To include: Discussing client s needs and requirements Discussing limitations Consulting with client throughout 1.3.1 To include: Checking the texture of the hair Checking the density of the hair Checking the length of hair Checking growth patterns 1.4.1 To include: Previous haircut/style Hair condition Client request 1.5.1 To include: Short one length Long one length Short layered Long layered Graduation With fringe Without fringe 1.6 Explain how to achieve looks for women using a ITEC Unit 615 Level 3 Cut Women s Hair to Create a Variety of Looks 1

combination of cutting techniques 1.7 Explain the safety considerations that must be taken into account 1.8 Describe the factors that need to be considered when cutting hair 1.9 Explain how to maximise the potential of the client s hair taking into account identified factors 1.10 Describe the different consultation techniques used to identify service objectives 1.11 Describe the salon s requirements for client preparation, preparing themselves and the work area 1.6.1 To include: Club cutting one length and to create bulk Layering with to create movement Graduating accentuate and define outlines Tapering to remove bulk and length Cutting angles Use of scissors Use of razor 1.7.1 To include: Protecting client, self and colleagues Sanitising/sterilising tools and equipment Disposing of waste hygienically and appropriately 1.8.1 To include: The texture of the hair The density of the hair The length of hair The natural growth patterns of the hair Clients wishes 1.9.1 To include: Club cutting to create bulk and give volume Layering to remove length and create movement 1.10.1 To include: Open and closed questioning Use of visual aids Listening techniques 1.11.1 To include: Protective clothing for self and client Sanitising/sterilising tools and equipment Brushing the hair Use of towels 2 ITEC Unit 615 Level 3 Cut Women s Hair to Create a Variety of Looks

2. Be able to provide a cutting service 2.1 Communicate and behave in a professional manner 2.2 Select and use cutting tools and equipment required to achieve the desired look 2.3 Establish and follow guidelines where required to achieve the required look 2.4 Combine and personalise cutting techniques to take account of the identified factors and the desired look 2.5 Position themselves and the client appropriately throughout the service to ensure the accuracy of the cut 2.6 Check the cut to ensure required balance, weight distribution and shape 2.7 Create a finished cut that is to the satisfaction of the client 2.1.1 To include: Being polite Being honest Speaking clearly Listening attentively Demonstrating positive body language and facial expressions 2.2.1 To include: Scissors including thinning scissors Razors Combs Electric clippers 2.3.1 To include: Sectioning Angles 2.4.1 To include: The texture of the hair The density of the hair The length of hair The natural growth patterns of the hair Clients wishes 2.5.1 To include: Correct posture and standing position Health and safety Client comfort 2.6.1 To include: Cross checking Using the mirror 2.7.1 To include: Consulting the client throughout the service 2.8 Provide suitable aftercare advice 2.8.1 To include: Shampooing and conditioning Brushing and combing Drying and styling the hair Finishing products 2.9 Follow safe and hygienic working practices 2.9.1 To include: ITEC Unit 615 Level 3 Cut Women s Hair to Create a Variety of Looks 3

Protecting client Personal protection Posture and standing position Sanitisation/sterilisation of tools and equipment Disposing of waste hygienically and appropriately 2.10 Outline safe and hygienic working practices 2.11 Describe the correct use and routine maintenance of cutting tools and equipment 2.12 Explain the effect cutting hair at different angles has on the finished look 2.13 State the importance of applying the correct degree of tension to the hair when cutting 2.14 State the importance of checking the cut 2.15 Describe the aftercare advice that should be provided 2.10.1 To include: Protecting client Personal protection Posture and standing position Sanitisation/sterilisation of tools and equipment 2.11.1 To include: Handling scissors correctly and carefully Handling razors correctly and carefully Scissor sharpening Applying oil to scissor blades and pivot screw Checking wires on electric clippers Check blades are set correctly on electric clippers 2.12.1 To include: Weight distribution Hair length Direction the hair lies 2.13.1 To include: Avoid cutting the hair too short To ensure an even length and shape 2.14.1 To include: To ensure an even length and shape 2.15.1 To include: Shampooing and conditioning the hair How to brush and comb the hair How to maintain the cut Use of finishing products 2.16 State how to communicate and behave within a 2.16.1 To include: 4 ITEC Unit 615 Level 3 Cut Women s Hair to Create a Variety of Looks

salon environment Being polite Being honest Speaking clearly Listening attentively Demonstrating positive body language and facial expressions ITEC Unit 615 Level 3 Cut Women s Hair to Create a Variety of Looks 5