If you are interested in a career in hairdressing, barbering and beauty therapy, training provider Saks Apprenticeships have released their new learner figures for the last 12 months and they show that between September 2020 and September 2021 they have helped place 352 new apprentices in salons and barber shops across England and have a further 150 to enrol in the coming weeks.
This news follows the announcement that the UK Government have extended the Apprentice Employment Incentive until January 2022 meaning that an employer can receive up to £4000 for each new apprentice they employ, a fantastic incentive that will help many people back into the workforce.
Tina Ockerby, Managing Director of Saks Education, said “2020 into 2021 has been a year of ups and downs, a year of stops and starts, but throughout it all the Hair and Beauty industry has endured.
“This is reflected in the huge numbers of salons across the country who have been able to offer an opportunity to apprentices, of any age, looking to start a hairdressing, barbering or beauty therapy career.
“Saks Apprenticeships will continue to help salons across the country to find and train new apprentices and offer those apprentices the support they need to succeed”.
If you are interested in finding out how to become a hairdresser, a beauty therapist or a barber, Saks Apprenticeships is an excellent source of information on the routes available to people of any age or experience and they have a great selection of opportunities at salons across England.
Saks Apprenticeships are proud to be one of the country’s top training providers for hairdressing, barbering and beauty therapy apprenticeships. With over 20 years of experience in education they have learnt that a salon’s greatest asset will always be its people. So, they’ve made it their mission to offer top-quality education that not only teaches technical skills but prepares learners for a successful career within the industry.
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