HANDBOOK - Wellington Institute of Technology
HANDBOOK - Wellington Institute of Technology HANDBOOK - Wellington Institute of Technology
STAFF Faculty Executive Dean: Julia Hennessy School: Creative Head of School: Teriu Lemon Phone/extension 3021 E-mail teriu.lemon@weltec.ac.nz Associate Head of School: Debra Hawkins Phone/extension 744 E-mail debra.hawkins@weltec.ac.nz School Business Administrator: Cathy Woods Phone/extension 633 E-mail cathy.woods@weltec.ac.nz Staff Member Qualifications Position Email Address Wellington Church Street Campus: 0800 WELTEC (935 832) ADAMS, Caroline ASM Caroline.adams@weltec.ac.nz WILDEY, Olivia ASM Olivia.wildey@weltec.ac.nz AIMS The aims of this programme are: • To provide an introduction to the make-up artistry industry, and to provide the knowledge and skills to gain employment as a make-up artistry consultant in pharmacies, cosmetic counters, make-up houses, and television. • To provide the necessary knowledge and skills required to perform editorial and photographic make-up and hairstyling. • To enable students to develop literacy and numeracy skills relevant to the make-up artistry industry, and for further study GRADUATE PROFILE A graduate of the Certificate in Fashion Make-up Artistry (Level 3) will be able to: • Prepare skin for make-up application • Create day make-up and hairstyling • Investigate past, present and future fashion trends and translate into make-up and hair designs • Create total looks for different medias, including fashion photographic work and fashion catwalk work • Comply with the service requirements of a professional make-up artist • Manipulate character features and hair by application of make-up and hairstyling • Create period inspired looks by application of make-up and hairstyling Wellington Institute of Technology - 2013 HV4468 Programme Handbook February 2013 Overview and Programme Specific Information Page 10
Holders of this qualification may apply for entry into further tertiary education and training programmes relating to this field of study. These include the Certificate in Special Effects and Make-up Artistry. Graduates of this certificate will have the minimum qualification to enter into a supervised position within the make-up artistry industry. Employment opportunities include positions in pharmacies, cosmetic counters, make-up houses, and television. Gradates will have acquired a range of literacy and numeracy skills equipping them for employment, or for continuing study. CAREERS Entry into a supervised position within the make-up artistry industry as a make-up artist including pharmacies, cosmetic counters, make-up houses and television. STAIRCASING Successful completion provides entry into: • HV4469 Certificate in Special Effects and Make-up Artistry (Level 4) • HV4416 Diploma in Beauty Therapy (Level 5) PROGRESS THROUGH THE PROGRAMME Students should complete the programme in one trimester, fulltime. GRADUATION CRITERIA To receive HV4468 Certificate in Fashion Make-up Artistry (Level 3) you must successfully complete the following four courses: Course Number MA3008 MA3009 MA2005 MA3010 Course Title. Day Make-up and Hairstyling Fashion Make-up and Hairstyling Customer Service Character and Period Make-up and Hairstyling Schedule of Pre- and Co- Requisites: Course Number Course Title. Level Credits Pre (P) or -Co (C) Requisites MA3008 Day Make-up and Hairstyling 3 15 MA2005 (C) MA3009 Fashion Make-up and Hairstyling 3 15 MA3008 (P) MA2005(C) MA2005 Customer Service 2 15 MA3008 (C) MA3009 (C) MA3010 (C) MA3010 Character and Period Make-up and Hairstyling 3 15 MA3008 (P) MA2005 (C) Wellington Institute of Technology - 2013 HV4468 Programme Handbook February 2013 Overview and Programme Specific Information Page 11
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STAFF<br />
Faculty Executive Dean:<br />
Julia Hennessy<br />
School:<br />
Creative<br />
Head <strong>of</strong> School:<br />
Teriu Lemon<br />
Phone/extension 3021<br />
E-mail<br />
teriu.lemon@weltec.ac.nz<br />
Associate Head <strong>of</strong> School: Debra Hawkins<br />
Phone/extension 744<br />
E-mail<br />
debra.hawkins@weltec.ac.nz<br />
School Business Administrator: Cathy Woods<br />
Phone/extension 633<br />
E-mail<br />
cathy.woods@weltec.ac.nz<br />
Staff Member Qualifications Position Email Address<br />
<strong>Wellington</strong> Church Street Campus: 0800 WELTEC (935 832)<br />
ADAMS, Caroline ASM Caroline.adams@weltec.ac.nz<br />
WILDEY, Olivia ASM Olivia.wildey@weltec.ac.nz<br />
AIMS<br />
The aims <strong>of</strong> this programme are:<br />
• To provide an introduction to the make-up artistry industry, and to provide the knowledge<br />
and skills to gain employment as a make-up artistry consultant in pharmacies, cosmetic<br />
counters, make-up houses, and television.<br />
• To provide the necessary knowledge and skills required to perform editorial and<br />
photographic make-up and hairstyling.<br />
• To enable students to develop literacy and numeracy skills relevant to the make-up artistry<br />
industry, and for further study<br />
GRADUATE PROFILE<br />
A graduate <strong>of</strong> the Certificate in Fashion Make-up Artistry (Level 3) will be able to:<br />
• Prepare skin for make-up application<br />
• Create day make-up and hairstyling<br />
• Investigate past, present and future fashion trends and translate into make-up and hair<br />
designs<br />
• Create total looks for different medias, including fashion photographic work and fashion<br />
catwalk work<br />
• Comply with the service requirements <strong>of</strong> a pr<strong>of</strong>essional make-up artist<br />
• Manipulate character features and hair by application <strong>of</strong> make-up and hairstyling<br />
• Create period inspired looks by application <strong>of</strong> make-up and hairstyling<br />
<strong>Wellington</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Technology</strong> - 2013 HV4468 Programme Handbook February 2013<br />
Overview and Programme Specific Information Page 10
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