Accredited course Outline
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Advanced Diploma of Cosmetic Dermal Science
Advanced Diploma of Cosmetic Dermal Science
51231
8468
Draft
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Description
* To establish the specific and professional role of the dermal therapist in the cosmetic medical field.
* To develop a high level of theoretical knowledge of cosmetic medicine and dermal therapy techniques.
* To provide students with the training and equipment to develop strong practical skills in microdermabrasion, intense
pulsed light, chemoexfoliation and patient care.
* To provide graduates with the knowledge and skills to work within a cosmetic practice, beauty practice or establishment
of their own practice.
* To establish high national standards for the practice of dermal therapy.
Schedule
1.
Learners to complete all core units
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 62389 | Assist in the provision of cosmetic surgical treatment | 20 | Module | |
| 62392 | Health Science Communication | 40 | Module | |
| 62393 | Human Biology for cosmetic and dermal therapy | 60 | Module | |
| C3607 | BSBFLM505A | Manage operational plan | 60 | Unit of competency |
| C3603 | BSBFLM501A | Manage personal work priorities and professional development | 60 | Unit of competency |
| 62390 | Manage work within a cosmetic therapy framework | 20 | Module | |
| C3608 | BSBFLM506A | Manage workplace information systems | 60 | Unit of competency |
| 62387 | Perform cosmetic therapy screening examination and assessment | 20 | Module | |
| 62388 | Plan the dermal therapy treatment strategy | 40 | Module | |
| C3611 | BSBFLM509A | Promote continuous improvement | 60 | Unit of competency |
| 62391 | Provide dermal therapy treatment | 40 | Module | |
| C3604 | BSBFLM502A | Provide leadership in the workplace | 60 | Unit of competency |
| 62386 | Work within a cosmetic therapy framework | 20 | Module |
2.
ELECTIVE UNITS - Learners to complete one elective unit
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 62394 | Food and Nutrition | 60 | Module | |
| 62395 | Psychology for cosmetic dermal science | 60 | Module |
Replaced By
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6023 | 51530 | Advanced Diploma of Cosmetic Dermal Science | Accredited course |
VET Info Notes
West Perth, WA 6005. Training Providers who wish to deliver this program must obtain written approval from
the proponent and be registered by their State accrediting body.
2. The proponent for this course is Dr Jayson Oates and April Jorgensen founders of the Australasian Academy of
Cosmetic Dermal Science, (Street and Postal address details as above:), Telephone: (08) 9485 1655, Facsimile:
(08) 9485 1577, Email: dr.oates@facialplastics.com.au or april@facialplastics.com.au. This course has been
accredited by the Training Accreditation Council (TAC) in Western Australia. It has been placed on the National
Register as code 51231.
3. Curtin University of Technology is the copyright owner of the following modules: Health Science Communication,
Human Biology for Cosmetic and Dermal Science, Food and Nutrition for Cosmetic and Dermal Science,
Psychology for Cosmetic and Dermal Science.
4. This qualification was entered on to STARS by Central TAFE on the 24/02/04.
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