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PROSPECTUS 2018 5 REASONS TO JOIN SRA TODAY WELCOME TO SRA! “SRA’s vision is to take the mystery out of makeup and produce world-class artists Student Loan Available & NZQA Accredited Academy who can create beauty.” – Samala Robinson, Founder 1 2 Fees-Free Applicable SRA is NZQA accredited. This means that once Most students can either apply for a student loan or you successfully complete the course, you’ll gain a if they are eligible, they can study the course for free qualification that is well-recognised in the industry. through the new Fees-Free scheme. Find out if you are eligible: www.feesfree.govt.nz amala Robinson Academy (SRA) is New Zea- SRA is dedicated to the finest standards in training, land’s leading fashion makeup school that is creativity and self-expression and has taught some of SNZQA accredited. It was established in 2000 by the country’s top makeup artists. Our comprehensive Producing Industry-Ready leading New Zealand makeup artist Samala Robinson, courses give students the best possible skills training who has over 25 years of experience in fashion, film for careers in fashion, cosmetic companies, film, stage Makeup Artists and television. and television. 3 Specialised & Intensive Courses Passionate about professional makeup and helping Students learn from our talented experts, with a curric- SRA is an institution that specialises in teaching makeup. students reach their full potential, Samala set up SRA ulum carefully designed to help students uncover and We offer various intensive programs that will unleash your Industry-Expert Tutors to pass on her knowledge and create a space where confidently express their creativity. While the academy creativity and help you acquire a wide variety of skills and 4 Our team of educators trains tomorrow’s makeup artists, people could train through intensive theoretical and has grown offering more classes every year, we endeav- techniques. fosters their creativity and helps them become masters of practical learning. our to keep class sizes small so that students receive their craft to a professional, international standard. They the maximum individual attention from tutors. are also qualified in adult training so they can adapt their Prestigious Work Experience teaching to suit different learning styles. 5 Opportunities Even while studying, various work experience opportunities are given to students, so they can gain experience in a professional context while building their professional network. Some of these valuable work experience opportunities include Miss Universe, NZ Fashion Week, Fashion shows, client photoshoots, theatrical performances, etc. SRA Prospectus 2018 ■ 2 SRA Prospectus 2018 ■ 3 NYX Professional Makeup is a modern, digitally native makeup brand on the GHD revolutionised the way women styled their hair with the launch of forefront of today’s emerging beauty trends. A leader in the global colour its first styler. GHD has continued to be a leader and innovator in hair cosmetics industry, NYX Professional Makeup is an affordable professional styling with its range of professional brushes, ‘GHD Style’ products and makeup line with every shade, colour and tool needed to create makeup the launch of its first hairdryer. artistry at every level. SRA provides students with access to GHD hair tools and SRA is proud to partner with NYX who will provide the majority of makeup in products for use in any of their hair lessons. the student kit and classroom resources in our certificate courses. OUR INDUSTRY PARTNERS e continuously work with an ever expanding Red Carpet New Zealand is an independent production company that supports Beauty on demand: delivering an instant connection and promotes events such as film premieres, awards shows, theatre opening between beauty businesses and clients. Beauty Book is a central network of partners in the industry to provide W nights, music releases, concerts, festivals, product launches, charity activities marketplace of reputable, talented professionals where clients search, the best education, tools, network and employment and special showcases. discover and instantly book beauty appointments online, 24/7. opportunities to our students and graduates. In partnership with Red Carpet TV, students can gain valuable work experience Partnering with Beauty Book allows our students to opportunities and build their network in the industry. They can also experience promote their services, connect to clients, create unforgettable a taste of what’s like to work with the people in the industry. experiences and succeed in the industry. SRA Prospectus 2018 ■ 4 SRA Prospectus 2018 ■ 5 CERTIFICATE IN FASHION MAKEUP (LEVEL 3) 17 weeks (Full Time) | 32 weeks (Part Time) Fees (Domestic) $8048 incl. GST Comprehensive. Convenient. Certified. Learn fundamental Beauty & Fashion makeup techniques by combining essential theoretical principles with practical applications. You’ll learn everything from natural makeup to the most sophisticated designer catwalk makeup, takes in morphology and colorimetry, and a wealth of trade secrets and tips from our indus- try-expert tutors. This qualification equips you with a wide variety of skills. This course is intended for anyone (beginners, beauticians, hairstylists etc.) seeking to become a certified professional makeup artist. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Character makeup | Special Effects | Natural Makeup | Fashion Makeup | Client Elegant | Fashion Elegant | Client Sultry | Fashion Sultry | Historic Makeup & Wig Application | Ball Makeup | Bridal Makeup| Designer Catwalk | Mature & Male Makeup | Skin Analysis | Colour Correcting | Corrective makeup | Tools and Equip- ment | Business Principles | Retail Training | Customer Service | Sales Techniques | CV & Job Interview | Basic Hair styling | Manicure WHAT YOU’LL GET • NYX STARTER MAKEUP KIT – When you enrol in this course, you’ll receive a starter kit that you’ll use throughout the course. • CREATIVE PORTFOLIO – We provide a very intensive theoretical and practical training including photoshoots to assess your learning. During the course, you’ll be able to build your portfolio that you can use to show clients your skills and techniques. • WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITIES – We offer a taste of what is in the industry through exclusive workshops and valuable work experience opportunities. You can get to be a part of the team to work on Miss Universe, NZ Fashion Week, Fashion Shows, etc. • RECOGNIZED NZQA CERTIFICATE – Once you successfully completed the course, you’ll gain the Certificate in Fashion Makeup Level 3 which is recognised in the industry. ELIGIBLE FOR FEES-FREE? You may qualify to have your course fee and compulsory course related costs paid for this programme by the government. Check out www.feesfree.govt.nz to see if you are eligible. Otherwise, in the majority of cases a student loan is available via Study Link (www.studylink.govt.nz). SRA Prospectus 2018 ■ 6 SRA Prospectus 2018 ■ 7 NZ CERTIFICATE IN MAKEUP & SKINCARE (LEVEL 3) 14 weeks (Full Time) | 36.5 weeks (Part Time) | Fees (Domestic) $8048 incl. GST The easiest & fastest way to become a makeup artist To jump start your career in the beauty industry, you need to learn the fundamentals of basic makeup. Begin your journey as a makeup artist with SRA’s Level 3 Makeup & Skincare course. In 14 weeks, you will learn the foundation skills and knowledge to provide a range of makeup and skin care services within a variety of workplaces. This qualification allows you to work in retail, for cosmetic houses or spas, or to start as a freelance makeup artist. Or it can form the base for you to progress later on to our Level 4 Certificate in Makeup Artistry to master the craft and gain an even wider range of makeup skills. This course is intended for anyone (beginners, beauticians, hairstylists etc.) seeking to learn fundamental makeup techniques. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Character makeup | Natural Makeup | Client Elegant | Client Sultry | Ball Makeup | Bridal Makeup | Indian/Eastern Bridal | Fashion Elegant | Fashion Sultry | Skin Analysis | Skincare | Colour Correcting | Corrective makeup | Tools and Equipment | Business Principles | Retail Training | Sales Techniques | Customer Service | Blogging | Hair styling | Manicure - plus, a taster in SFX makeup. WHAT YOU’LL GET • NYX STARTER MAKEUP KIT – When you enrol in this course, you’ll receive a starter kit that you’ll use throughout the course. • CREATIVE PORTFOLIO – We provide a very intensive theoretical and practical training including photoshoots to assess your learning. During the course, you’ll be able to build your portfolio that you can use to show clients your skills and techniques. • WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITIES – We offer a taste of what is in the industry through exclusive workshops and valuable work experience opportunities. You can get to be a part of the team to work on Miss Universe, NZ Fashion Week, Fashion Shows, etc. • RECOGNIZED NZQA CERTIFICATE – Once you successfully complete the course, you’ll gain the new industry-standard national New Zealand Certificate in Makeup and Skincare (Level 3), as well as 14 national standards in makeup, skincare & career development, plus an Intermediate certificate in First Aid. ELIGIBLE FOR FEES-FREE? You may qualify to have your course costs paid for this programme by the government. Check out www.feesfree.govt.nz to see if you are eligible. Otherwise, in the majority of cases a student loan is available via Study Link (www.studylink.govt.nz). SRA Prospectus 2018 ■ 8 SRA Prospectus 2018 ■ 9 PROFESSIONAL MAKEUP WORKSHOP 11 weeks | Tuesdays | 6pm-9pm Designed to further your makeup skill Keep up with the latest makeup trends and techniques with this professional makeup workshop. For just a few hours a week, you’ll get to learn the fundamentals of makeup coupled with new techniques and trends from our industry-expert tutors. This workshop is intended for beginners or for professionals in other industries who want to refresh or further their personal makeup skills to add value or help them perform better in their chosen industry. This is also recommended for anyone who wants an introductory ‘taster’ to see if it’s for them.
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