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SOUTH AFRICAN QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY

REGISTERED QUALIFICATION THAT HAS PASSED THE END DATE:

Certificate: Skincare and Body Therapy

SAQA QUAL ID	QUALIFICATION TITLE
48739	Certificate: Skincare and Body Therapy
ORIGINATOR
Madge Wallace t/a Madge Wallace International College of Skin Care and Body Therapy (Pty) Ltd
PRIMARY OR DELEGATED QUALITY ASSURANCE FUNCTIONARY			NQF SUB-FRAMEWORK
QCTO - Quality Council for Trades and Occupations			OQSF - Occupational Qualifications Sub-framework
QUALIFICATION TYPE	FIELD		SUBFIELD
National Certificate	Field 09 - Health Sciences and Social Services		Preventive Health
ABET BAND	MINIMUM CREDITS	PRE-2009 NQF LEVEL	NQF LEVEL	QUAL CLASS
Undefined	120	Level 5	Level TBA: Pre-2009 was L5	Regular-Provider-ELOAC
REGISTRATION STATUS		SAQA DECISION NUMBER	REGISTRATION START DATE	REGISTRATION END DATE
Passed the End Date - Status was "Reregistered"		SAQA 06120/18	2018-07-01	2018-12-31
LAST DATE FOR ENROLMENT		LAST DATE FOR ACHIEVEMENT
2019-12-31		2022-12-31

In all of the tables in this document, both the pre-2009 NQF Level and the NQF Level is shown. In the text (purpose statements, qualification rules, etc), any references to NQF Levels are to the pre-2009 levels unless specifically stated otherwise.

This qualification does not replace any other qualification and is not replaced by any other qualification.

PURPOSE AND RATIONALE OF THE QUALIFICATION

The purpose of the qualification is to: Offer internationally comparable qualification. To facilitate learners access to a full qualification in Skincare & Body Therapy -Diploma Skincare & Body Therapy. Qualify learners as Skincare & Body Therapists in order to fulfill the need in the community for professional, qualified and dedicated therapists. To provide benefits to society and the economy by enhancing social productivity and redressing legacies of inequity by making this qualification easily accessible. Provide learners with pre-NQF qualification, the opportunity to access the NQF track. Rationale: To offer a certificate qualification leading to a full qualification - Diploma in Skincare & Body Therapy. To offer a qualification which should empower a graduate in the work place. To offer a qualification compatible with International standards. To offer a planned combination of learning outcomes which have a defined purpose intended to provide a qualifying learner with applied competence and a basis for further learning. To offer learners a qualification registered on the NQF, there by affording the learner the opportunity to gain credits by accessing the NQF facility. To provide benefits to society and the economy be enhancing social productivity.

LEARNING ASSUMED TO BE IN PLACE AND RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING

The learner is to: Be competent in the language of the provider. Have literacy and numeracy skills. To have communications skills. Have achieved a Level 4 or equivalent, on the NQF. Recognition of Prior Learning This qualification can be achieved in part through the recognition of relevant prior learning and experience in the field of beauty or cosmetology. A learner wishing to be assessed may do so without having to attend further education or training. The assessor and learner will decide jointly on the appropriate assessment procedure. RPL shall: Assist the candidate in identifying relevant achievements. Agree and review an action plan for achieving a qualification Mentor and coach the candidate in preparation and presentation of evidence for assessment RPL Assessment of a learner is to be done by a learning facilitator, instructor or Subject Matter Expert (SME) - ie; a Therapist registered as an a Assessor by the relevant ETQA. The Assessor should; Be declared competent in all the outcomes of the National Assessor Unit Standard ASSMT 01 Be a specialist in the field of assessment Be capable in the different techniques of assessment Have capabilities in the relevant field and learner-ship to be assessed Have contextual capabilities Have good interpersonal skills

RECOGNISE PREVIOUS LEARNING?

Y

QUALIFICATION RULES

N/A

EXIT LEVEL OUTCOMES

Component 1: Competencies relating to Anatomy & Physiology The focus of this component is to give the learner a basic understanding of the human body and functions there of. Exit level A candidate exiting on this level will be able to understand and explain the systems, functions and structures of the human body. Component 2: Competencies relating to Business Studies and Professional conduct The focus in this component is on a basic understanding of the formulation of a business plan and operational requirements. Learners will having an understanding of the importance of professionalism related to the health and beauty industry. Exit level Learners exiting after this component will be able to implement a business plan and undertake management there of. Be able to maintain a professional appearance and a professional working relationship with fellow learners, therapists, clients and other professionals. Component 3: Competencies relating to Hygiene The focus in this component is to make sure that the learner understands the different types of hygiene. The learner will also become aware of different methods off sterilization. The learner will also become familiar with microbiology. Exit level When learners exit at this level they will be able to differentiate between different methods of sterilization, they will have a full understanding of hygiene, microbiology, sterilization and disinfecting. Component 4 : Competencies relating to Facial Treatments The focus in this component is on performing a facial treatment suited to the client¿s needs. Exit level Learners exiting after this component will be competent in demonstrating a full facial treatment suited to their clients needs. Component 5: Competencies relating to the application and understanding of Basic Makeup Exit level The focus in this component is the correct application of makeup on different racial cultures, different facial shapes and skin tones, different skin types and makeup to suit any occasion and client. Component 6: Competencies relating to Manicure and Pedicure Treatments The focus in this component is on performing a thorough manicure and pedicure treatment suited to the clients needs Exit level Learners exiting after this component will be competent in performing a complete manicure and pedicure treatment designed specially for the client¿s needs. Component 7: Competencies relating to Electrical Equipment for facial treatments The focus in this component is on the utilisation of facial electrical equipment suited to the clients needs Exit level Learners exiting will be competent in the knowledge and application of electrical equipment and be able to select the appropriate equipment for their client. Component 8: Competencies relating to Waxing Treatments The focus of this component is on performing an efficient and effective wax procedure Exit level When the learner exits this component she will be able to demonstrate competence in performing an efficient and effective wax treatment to suit the clients needs. Component 9: Competencies relating to Dermatology The focus in this component is to apply the understanding of dermatology to better equip the candidate in recognizing any skin diseases and disorders which may be present. Exit level The candidate exiting this level will be able to accurately and competently analyse the various skin types and thus ensure the correct application of any chosen treatment. Component 10: Competencies relating to Cosmetic Science The focus in this component is on the understanding of cosmetic ingredients, their effects and sources Exit Level The candidate exiting this level will have an understanding of the ingredients found in cosmetic products, their effects and sources.

ASSOCIATED ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

Component 1: Competencies relating to Anatomy & Physiology Understand and explain the structures and functions of the following systems; Cytology & Histology Skeletal system Muscular system Circulatory system Lymphatic system Endocrine system Component 2: Competencies relating to Business Studies and Professional conduct Understand and explain the requirements in establishing a business Understand and explain the business types Comprehend the term Juris Prudence Understand and explain professional ethics Demonstrate the knowledge of basic accounting Understand and explain regulations governing employment Understand and explain pricing, marketing and sales techniques Understand and explain stock control Understand and explain professionalism and ethics Understand, explain and identify contra indications to treatments Understand and explain advertising, professional indemnity and insurance Understand, explain and demonstrate first aid procedures, fire equipment, hygiene and sterilization. Understand, explain and design a consultation card and be able to use if accurately Component 3: Competencies relating to Hygiene Understand and explain Hygiene Understand and apply hygiene procedures in all treatments and with one self Understand and explain terminology relating to microbiology i.e. bacteria, viruses ¿ Aids & hepatitis, fungi, animal parasites Explain, identify and understand different types of microbiology Understand and explain the difference between sterilization and disinfecting Understanding and explain the methods of sterilization and disinfectØ Understanding and explain the methods of sterilization and disinfection Component 4 : Competencies relating to Facial Treatments Perform a superficial cleanse and Tone: Understand, explain and select the appropriate products for the client¿s skin type, colour and condition. Understand, explain and demonstrate or perform the appropriate cleansing routine ensuring all makeup and product are removed. Understand, explain and select appropriate products for the client¿s skin type, condition or colour Analysis of the skin: Understand, explain and demonstrate the used of the magnifying lamp, ensuring it is clean and in working condition, always ensuring the eyes are protected by cotton wool Understand and explain the client¿s skin type, condition and colour, taking into account, texture, tone, elasticity, UV damage, pore size and blemishes. Understand, explain and recognise skin diseases and disorders and contra indications Understand and demonstrate filling in a consultation card correctly and comprehensively Understand, explain and demonstrate professional conduct, client care and effective communication with the client. Perform a deep cleanse of the skin: Understand, explain and select the appropriate products and or equipment for the client¿s skin type. Understand, explain and identify contra indications and effects of deep cleansing the skin Demonstrate application and removal of the selected products Demonstrate and explain the methods applied and procedures of extraction Tinting of the eyelashes and brows: Understand & explain the performance of a patch test prior to the tinting procedure Understand and explain and recognising contra indications to tinting the eyelashes and brows Understand and explain how to assess the client¿s skin colour and characteristics i.e. colour choices to suit fair, medium or dark clients Understand, explain and demonstrate the procedure for tinting the lashes and brows taking into account, preparation of client, mixing of the product and application and removal according to manufacturers instructions Shaping the eyebrows: Understand, explain and assess the client¿s requirements and measure accordingly Understand and explain how to communicate with the client regarding the desired outcome she requires Understand, explain and demonstrate the procedure for shaping the eyebrows effectively and efficiently Performing a Facial, Neck and Décolleté massage: Understand, explain and select an appropriate medium for the client¿s needs e.g. oil, cream or talc Understand, explain and demonstrate all classical massage movements, being:- effleurage, petrissage, kneading, friction, tapotement and vibrations Demonstrate massage movements which are varied to meet the needs of the client Demonstrate varying pressure and maintenance of fluidity Demonstrate, explain and understand effective removal of the massage medium Masks: Understand, explain, identify, mix or select the following masks suited to your clients skin type; Clay Masks Natural Masks Commercial Masks Specialised Masks Understand, explain and recognise skin diseases and disorders Identify contra indications Demonstrate neat application of all masks Understand, demonstrate and explain thorough removal of masks following manufacturers instructions Component 5: Competencies relating to the application and understanding of Basic Makeup Understand, explain and check for contra indications to makeup Select makeup according to the clients skin colour, tone, preferences and the occasion i.e. day, evening, wedding, glamour, photographic Recognise and correct where necessary facial shapes and proportions, eye shapes, lip shapes and irregularities found on the face Demonstrate the correct use of corrective creams i.e. lilac, green and skin toned concealers Understand, explain and demonstrate Contouring and highlighting correctly Demonstrate the correct use of foundation, powder, blusher, eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara, lipliner and lipstick Up date client record card accordingly Component 6: Competencies relating to Manicure and Pedicure Treatments Understand, explain and demonstrate how to check for contra indications and how to recognise any skin diseases and disorders Demonstrate and understand the importance of consultation, effective communication and client care Demonstrate, understand and explain the use of the products and tools used in a manicure and pedicure treatment; Demonstrate, explain and understand the use of specialised nail treatment such as paraffin wax, hot oil, hand masks Demonstrate and explain and understanding of how to decide on a nail shape and how to file it accordingly Comprehensive understanding of the structure of the nail, its position and functions. Understand and explain the circulatory system with regard to the lower arms and lower legs Understand and explain the position of the bones of the arms, hands, legs and feet Understand and explain the position and function of the lymph nodes of the arms and legs Understand and explain the position and action of the muscles found in the lower arms and lower legs. Component 7: Competencies relating to Electrical Equipment for facial treatments Have an understanding of electricity, currents, the atom and fuses used in beauty therapy Understand, explain and demonstrate the correct wiring of a plug Understand, explain and demonstrate safety precautions when using electrical equipment Understand and explain the procedure for a sensitivity test Understand and explain 1st Aid procedures Understand, explain and select an appropriate electrical equipment for the clients specific needs Understand and explain the indications for the following machines; High Frequency, Micro-tone, Faradic, Galvanic, Vacuum suction Understand, explain and be able to identify contra indications for the above listed machines Understand and explain the effect that the above machines have on the skin Understand, explain, select and apply an appropriate product for the selected machine Component 8: Competencies relating to Waxing Treatments Understand and explain how to prepare the client and the work area for a waxing of treatment Understand, explain, select and demonstrate the use of professional and approved wax products for all skin types and conditions Understand and explain the importance of communicating with the client tactfully and accurately, demonstrate Understand, explain and check for contra indications Understand and explain the cause of ingrown hairs and the treatment there of Understand, explain and demonstrate accurate updating of client records Understand and explain the advantages and disadvantages of the use of each product. Component 9: Competencies relating to Dermatology Understand and explain the functions of the skin Understand and explain the functions and formation of the acid mantle Understand, explain and recognise the different skin colour, types and conditions Understand, explain and choose the correct products applicable to the clients skin type or condition Understand and explain contra indications and why they should not be treated Understand, explain and recognise the disorder and diseases of the skin Understand and recognise the various skin cancers Understand and explain plastic surgery procedures Understand and explain UV exposure and the effects of sun damage to the skin Component 10 Competencies relating to Cosmetic Science Understand, explain and give examples of the different sources of ingredients Understand and explain the difference between the various products used in the industry Understand and explain the difference between and the effects of all mask products used in clay, natural and commercial masks Understand and explain the main ingredients found in manicure products, makeup products and waxing products Integrated Assessment Evidence collection is integrated into the work or learning process. Evidence is collected by: Observation Work based project Face to face questioning Written questioning Assignment Projects Case studies Simulation Principles of the assessment: Appropriate Fair Manageable Valid Authentic Sufficient Systematic Open Consistent Assessment is to reflect: Foundational competence Reflexive competence Practical competence

INTERNATIONAL COMPARABILITY

This qualification is designed by developing the learning programme, using the guidelines of International Examining bodies such as: ITEC: International Therapy Examination Council (U.K.) CIDESCO: Comite International D'esthetique et de Cosmethologie (Switzerland) CIBTAC: Confereration of International Beauty Therapy & Cosmetology (UK) The above International qualifications, as registered on the NQF, are offered at the Institution.

ARTICULATION OPTIONS

This certificate contains modules/programmes which can be found in numerous other related qualifications as follows: There are subjects that are generic to other qualifications such as: Aromatherapy Reflexology Massage Cosmetology Somatology The subjects include: Anatomy & Physiology Pathology First aid Nutrition Business studies Professional Ethics Life skills Listening & communication skills

MODERATION OPTIONS

Internal Moderation The criteria for registered moderators is: To be a registered assessor (ASSMT 01) Declared competent in all the outcomes of the Unit Standard ASSMT 03 Register as moderator with ETQA Administer competency assessment of the institution assessors. Internally moderate the assessment process in the institution by: - Ensuring that the assessment standards are maintained - Advise and support assessors - Moderate the assessment practice External Moderation An External Moderator could be the ETQA whose functions would be similar to the Internal Moderator. External Moderator to be registered having achieved competency against Assessment 03

CRITERIA FOR THE REGISTRATION OF ASSESSORS

The criteria for registered assessors is; Assessor training against Unit Standard ASSMT 01 Declared competent in all the outcomes of the National Assessor Unit Standard as stipulated by SAQA Register as assessor with ETQA Comply with all assessor requirements The Assessor should; Be declared competent in all the outcomes of the National Assessor Unit Standard ASSMT 01 Be a specialist in the field of assessment Be capable in the different techniques of assessment Have capabilities in the relevant field and learner-ship to be assessed Have contextual capabilities Have good interpersonal skills

REREGISTRATION HISTORY

As per the SAQA Board decision/s at that time, this qualification was Reregistered in 2006; 2009; 2012; 2015.

NOTES

N/A

LEARNING PROGRAMMES RECORDED AGAINST THIS QUALIFICATION:

NONE

PROVIDERS CURRENTLY ACCREDITED TO OFFER THIS QUALIFICATION:

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All qualifications and part qualifications registered on the National Qualifications Framework are public property. Thus the only payment that can be made for them is for service and reproduction. It is illegal to sell this material for profit. If the material is reproduced or quoted, the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) should be acknowledged as the source.