SuitabookFrom education to employment
The book connects what students study at school with the prospect of working in the beauty profession.
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Samantha Taylor - Author
This is a focused introduction to beauty-sector careers, linking school subjects with working life. It combines professional case studies with practical guidance about work experience, qualifications and planning possible future routes.
This book helps students to bridge the gap between what they study at school and working in the real world. It includes real-life case studies of people with plenty of experience in beauty profession field. The student-centered approach will help readers think about their future working lives and provides insight into a range of options. It is ideal for use in the library, careers room or in a classroom setting. A particularly useful resource for compulsory work-related learning within the curriculum, it gives practical advice on work experience and relevant qualifications so students have a head-start in organizing their own work experience.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a focused introduction to beauty-sector careers, linking school subjects with working life. It combines professional case studies with practical guidance about work experience, qualifications and planning possible future routes.
The book connects what students study at school with the prospect of working in the beauty profession.
Experienced people in the beauty profession are presented through real-life case studies, alongside advice about qualifications and work experience.
The main point to discuss is how the book presents beauty work as a possible future pathway, and whether its practical advice fits the reader’s own interests, circumstances and available opportunities.
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