How to become a Nail Technician

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It is possible to work as a Nail Technician without formal training or qualifications, however some employers may prefer Nail Technicians with qualifications and/or experience.
  1. Undertake a qualification in nail technology or beauty services. This is typically a certificate or a diploma, such as a Certificate III in Nail Technology (SHB30315) or a Diploma of Beauty Therapy (SHB50115). These courses commonly include practical placements. 
  2. After gaining experience, consider working your way up to become a Beauty Therapist or Salon Manager.

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