Recap unit 201

Which two are types of hairdressing organisations ?

• Cruiseliners and trichologist

• Maufcaturer's and Wholesalers

• Sales representatives and education

• Salon owners and Health clubs

True or false, To become a freelance stylist, 2 years experience in a salon, a good mid for business and a driving license would be ideal

• True

• False

True or false, A stylist working in the fashion, film and media business would have to be trained to level 4 as a minimum?

• True

• False

Which one of the following roles would a trichologist carry out ?

• Working on large groups of client's for photo shoots

• Dealing with clients having hair and scalp disorders

• Working on client's in the film industry

• Dealing with the armed forces

Which one of the following is the most important reason why hairdressers update their training and qualifications?

• To transfer to other sectors if needed

• To enable client's to see their certificates

• To keep up to date with changes in the industry

• To show the manager that they are willing and capable

True or false, It is common for hair salons to offer beauty treatments, this might make it easy for hairdressers to transfer into the beauty industry

• True

• False

True or flase, Transferable skills such as communication, client care and knowledge of health and safety make it easier to move from hairdressing to other sectors?

• True

• False

Which one of the following is the best example of good working practice for hairstylists?

• Adhering to salon policy regarding health and safety

• Following client's instructions regarding the use of chemicals

• Providing a range of drinks during the service

• Ensuring all client's belongings are locked away

A contract of employment should be issued no later than ?

• 2 Weeks after the start date

• 4 weeks after the start date

• 6 weeks after the start date

• 8 weeks after the start date

Which one of the following websites is the most reliable source when researching the current national minimum wage ?

• www.Wikipedia.org

• www.businessblogs.com

• www.hse.gov.uk

• www.direct.gov.uk