What hairdressing training taught top hairdressers
"When I was training to be a hairdresser the most important thing I learnt was whatever is happening in your life, you always present yourself with a positive 'can do' attitude towards your team and to your clients. I have put this in practice throughout all aspects of my career from working with my team to teaching hair courses and seminars and presenting shows. It certainly makes my working life much more enjoyable and successful." Charles Worthington
Antoinette Beenders
"During my hairdressing training I learnt discipline and for me this is the basis of any career that you want to succeed in. It's all about learning not to take short cuts - even though this can take longer, it's important to learn the right way. This is a discipline that still lives in me today and something that I teach to my staff." Trevor Sorbie
"The most important thing that I learnt from my own training is that learning is an ongoing process. Education never stops and everyday you learn something new. As my career progressed and I became the educator I realised that you also learn a lot from those you teach and that is an amazing thing. This is one of the reasons I am so committed to developing the next generation and sharing all my ideas and new techniques. It is the greatest way to personally grow." Anthony Mascolo
"The most important thing I learnt during my hairdressing training was patience, something that is in short supply when you are very young. I learned that it doesn't work to take shortcuts and if you want something to be beautiful you have to take your time. Even today this still translates into the work I do." Tim Hartley
Jo Hansford