76 Educators providing Beauty courses in Glasgow

the barbers under the bridge

wicked studio

WICKED

cryosculpt glasgow west

Cryosculpt UK – Relax. Restore. Sculpt. Tone.

seven sins west end

sensa healthcare improvement

Sensa Medical Aesthetics Academy is born of a passion for supporting fellow medical professionals successfully in the field of aesthetics. Injectable training courses are just one part of what is required to become an expert medical aesthetician, consulting and providing life-changing treatments to your patients. Our academy is unique as we are integrated with the highly awarded and successful aesthetics clinic, Beautiform Aesthetics Medical Clinic, voted 'Most Outstanding Aesthetics Clinic, 2022 - Glasgow' by Global Health and Pharma. They were the first clinic in the UK, as advised by the Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners(JJCP) to offer ten complimentary supervised clinic sessions to all newly qualified candidates. We want you to be safe, confident and successful and to use your certificates well! Our tutors have been specifically selected as they are fore-mostly successful in business and have successfully overcome the challenges of building up their practice. They can share their expert knowledge and experience in a nurturing and supportive environment giving you essential tips and business advice.

aesthetic training academy

We provide a range of in-house courses in aesthetic medical practice for registered doctors, dentist and nurses as well as hosting reputable guest courses from external providers. Whether you are just starting out in your aesthetic medical career or you are an experienced practitioner, our training courses are designed with your needs in mind. Our emphasis on facial anatomy and hands-on training means you will get the best chance of moving forward to confidently grow your practice. At the Aesthetic Training Academy, we don’t believe in a paint by numbers approach to injecting. We are passionate in providing our delegates with an understanding on how facial features interact with one another to allow you to treat each of your patients on an individual basis. The Aesthetic Training Academy is the first and only training academy registered with Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS). We are working together with HIS to improve standards and provide better quality care within aesthetic medicine. Getting Started in Aesthetic Medicine We recommend if you are new to aesthetic medicine you begin with our Getting Started in Aesthetic Medicine course. This is a 2-day course in which we spend one full day covering Botulinum Toxin treatments to the forehead, frown and crows feet areas and a second-day covering dermal filler enhancement of lips and reduction of nasolabial and mesolabial folds with dermal filler. We believe a 1-day fast track course simply does not give delegates enough time to feel confident in performing these aesthetic procedures otherwise. We are aware that it may have been some time since delegates have studied facial anatomy and physiology so we spend a portion of the day recapping this too and can recommend pre-course reading materials. Facial assessment is a key section of all of our training courses.

1 to one health & lifestyle management

Glasgow Personal Trainer, Paul Rutherford has a wealth of experience in the fitness industry spanning over fifteen years. During this time he has been the manager of several large city centre gyms. This has enabled him to critically appraise the best and the worst aspects of fitness training.As someone who has always enjoyed helping people, he relishes one-to-one training, bringing together his sporting knowledge and his enjoyment of helping people.As someone who has always enjoyed helping people, he relishes one-to-one training, bringing together his sporting knowledge and his enjoyment of helping people.Combine this with a passion for helping others to achieve their potential and his ability to establish a rapport with his clients that makes every training session an experience personal-trainer-glasgow-untitled6 Paul Rutherford (born 14 February 1970) is a Scottish powerlifter. He was the 2010 World Unequipped Powerlifting Champion.[1] Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he developed meningitis as an infant which severely affected his immune system and stunted his growth. As a result he was short and very underweight as a child. Rutherford began weight training after being bullied at school. In 1985, aged 15, and at a body weight of only 79 pounds (36 kg) he took up the sport of powerlifting. He competed as junior lifter until 1989. The 5 ft 6in personal trainer won 11 championship titles from 1986 to 1990 but then retired. In March 2007 he promised his nine-year-old son he would make an improbable comeback after watching the film Rocky Balboa, starring Sylvester Stallone, which was all about Rocky being older but making a ring comeback. In 2007 he achieved a silver medal at the European Powerlifting championships,[2] and then bronze at the 2009 World Championships. In 2010 he finally achieved his dream of becoming World Powerlifting Champion at the age of 41. He again won the World Championships for a 2nd time in November 2011. His Daughter Hayley Rutherford (15) and his son Ryan Rutherford(14) also won their respective divisions at the World Championships. Paul Rutherford Paul’s Accomplishments Career titles Scottish Champion 1986,1987,1988,1989,1990,2008,2010,2011,2013 British Junior Champion 1989 British Masters Champion 2010,2011,2013 European Silver medallist 2007 World Bronze Medallist 2009 World Champion 2010 World Champion 2011 European Champion 2013 World Champion 2013 World Champion 2015 World Silver Medallist 2018 World Champion 2019 World Champion 2021

rebel rebel 'city'

m1 fitness

Glasgow Personal Trainer and Boxing based in Glasgow For as long as I can remember I have wanted to be in a gym. I first convinced my mum to take me to one when I was 14 and I was hooked. By the time I was 16 people were convinced that I lived there.

skintology courses

We started this training course out of frustration at the lack of adequate training for non-medics. Unfortunately, most courses for non-medics are run by non-medics. This has led to safety issues. Many in the medical profession use this as an excuse as to why non medics should not be injecting. We believe that training from experienced medical practitioners can allow non-medical injectors to practice safely and effectively. Due to demand we have also now opened our course to medical practitioners!