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Assessment Guide

Annexe 6

Practical, contextualised tests

 

BACKGROUND

Most of the assessment techniques considered so far, are largely derived from formal, college or training provider contexts. This is an example of how key skills may be assessed within a practical, job context. Opportunities had been provided to acquire the key skills during training - now there are similar opportunities to reveal these skills.

 

Hairdressing Level 3
Working with Others

Activity One:

Identity 3 activities that you can take responsibility for in conjunction with a junior staff member/or somebody else, over a period of time

e.g.

- guiding and supporting a junior stylist through practical elements
- setting up a retail or similar promotion with another staff member (unit 10)

- putting on a show or designing a total look (unit 7)
- implementing new Health & Safety procedures (unit 6)

Set objectives/goals for your chosen activities with your manager/assessor, plus timescales for review of progress and completion.

Complete the activity sheets over a period of time and keep as evidence for your portfolio.

Activity Two:

Identity 3 activities that you can carry out as a group in the salon. These may be identified through staff meetings

e.g.

- promotions
- show
- Health & Safety activities
- demonstrations

Again set objectives with your manager/assessor, plus timescales for reviews of progress and completion.

Complete the Activity Sheets over a period of time for each and keep as evidence for your portfolio.

When you have completed the above activities you will have collected evidence for the following elements:

Unit 4 Elements 4.3 & 4.4 Enhance the overall effectiveness of the work team (Hairdressing)
Unit 3 Elements 3.1 & 3.2 Key Skills Working with others

 

 

Hairdressing Level 3
Target Setting & Meeting Targets

Name: ______________________________________

Section 1
Activity Start Date: Expected Completion Date:
What are the objectives/goals of this activity?
Who are the key people involved in setting the objectives/goals of activity?
Is this activity on a one-to-one basis/group basis?
Details of activity:
Details of any problems/difficulties encountered:
Do any amendments need to be made to activity or target completion date as a result of difficulties? If so, what?
If changes are being made, who has to be informed and how will you inform them?
Details of any problems/difficulties encountered:
Do any amendments need to be made to activity or target completion date as a result of difficulties? If so, what?
If changes are being made, who has to be informed and how will you inform them?
What are your personal responsibilities within this activity?
Detail other peoples responsibilities:
Section 2
Review Date:
Progress of activity to date:
Section 3
Completion Date:
Make a brief evaluation of the activity to include statements on the extent to whichOwn work conformed to expected timescales and quality:

Candidate Signature: ___________________________________

 

Manager/Assessor Signature: ___________________________________

 

Hairdressing Level 3
Target Setting & Meeting Targets

Activity One:

Ask your tutor for copies of:

your vocational checklist
vocational unit target sheet

Keep copies of these for your portfolio as evidence

 

Activity Two:

Look through up-to-date magazines and your level 3 element sheets and identify:

a product (e.g. colour reducer)
a piece of equipment (e.g. computerised till) ·
a hairdressing tool (e.g. razor, flat top comb)

that you have never used, and would be of benefit in your salon or within your job role.

Discuss with your manager and tutor how you would develop your skills and knowledge in these areas. Complete the attached Development Plan setting target dates for achievement and review dates when progress will be discussed and recorded.

Keep copies of your plan and review sheets for your portfolio as evidence.

 

Activity Three:

Over the next 8 weeks monitor the number of:

clients (new and regular)
colours
perms
retail products

that you have carried out/sold on the attached performance sheet. At the end of this period work out the overall percentage of each.

Discuss and set out with your manager short term targets to achieve over the next three months, to include a weekly target of takings.

Keep records of your progress. Your manager will be asked to complete an appraisal at the end of this time period to reflect your achievements. This will be evidence for your portfolio.

When you have completed the above activities you will have collected evidence for the following elements:

Unit 4 Element 4.2 Enhance personal effectiveness
Unit 5 Element 5.2 Contribute to effective productivity levels (Hairdressing)
Unit 3 Elements 3.1 & 3.2 Key Skills Improving own learning and performance
Unit 1 Elements 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 Key Skills Application of number (part of)

 

 

PERSONAL TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR PERIOD

FROM .................................... TO ............................................

NAME: _____________________________________________

TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT NEED
(Relating to current needs of the business and individual aspirations).

METHODS & ACTION
(Formal training course, coaching, self development, project work etc).
KEY DATES
(Start date & completion date).
REVIEW DATES

NEXT FORMAL REVIEW OF TRAINING NEED IS SCHEDULED FOR: ________________________________________________

 

 

PERFORMANCE SHEET FOR WEEK ENDING .......................................................

PERFORMANCE SHEET FOR WEEK ENDING DATE
TOTAL CLIENTS
%
PERCENTAGE
NEW CLIENTS
REQUEST CLIENTS
CUT & BLOWDRYS
BLOWDRYS
SHAMPOO AND SETS
PERMANENT WAVES
COLOURS
TREATMENTS
DRESSING LONG HAIR
RETAIL
TOTAL INCOME (Do not include Retail)
Less VAT
TOTAL

 

 


ALBERTO
ACADEMY

Alberto Academy of Hairdressing & Beauty

HANDLING MONEY

 
Name: ____________________________ Date ________________

Being able to calculate the cost of your client's bill is extremely important.In order to test your ability please complete the following:-

 
£
1. Permanent Wave 26.50
  Cut & Blow Dry 15.00
  Coffee 00.35
  Conditioning Treatment 03.50
    _____
 
_____

 

 
£
2. Tint Re-touch 09.50
  Blow Dry 05.00
  Trim 02.45
  Tea 00.35
    _____
 
_____

 

 
£
3. Highlights 18.00
  S/Set 05.75
  Manicure 05.00
    _____
 
_____

 

 
£
4. Bleach 28.00
  Cut & Blow Dry 15.00
  Conditioning Treatment 03.50
  Coffee 00.35
    _____
 
_____

 

 

 

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