Example Curriculum
- Introduction to The Legislation Surrounding being a Nail Technician (1:11)
- The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- Assessing your Knowledge on The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH)
- Assessing your Knowledge of COSHH
- Fire Safety and Risk Assessments
- Assessing your Knowledge of Fire Safety and Risk Assessments
Your Educator
I’m Emily, founder of the Emily Robyn Nail Artist Academy - and my journey in the nail industry began with Acrylic.
Acrylic was the very first skill I learned, and it’s the one I’ve felt most confident in throughout my entire career. There’s something powerful about creating a flawless acrylic nail - the structure, the strength, the artistry. It’s a craft that not many truly master, but one that can completely elevate your work and your confidence behind the desk.
Now, I’m here to teach you.
This course is designed to help you unlock the art of acrylic with the kind of depth, detail, and technique that lasts - so you can add another string to your bow as trends evolve and client demands shift. Whether you’re looking to stand out, stay booked, or simply feel more in control of your work, this is the training that will take you there.
The Benefits of being Qualified in Acrylic:
You can extend the nail easily and safety.
It is perfect for heavy handed clients.
It gives a more dramatic effect than Gel, especially if your client has a special occasion or holiday.
It is less flexible than some Gel extensions making the retention greater.
It appeals to some clients more than Gel does.
Acrylic is more forgiving than Gel making it easier to hide any abnormalities on the nail.
Certificate Included