Brisbane Campus, Gold Coast Campus, Adelaide Campus
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SHB30321
Certificate III in Nail Technology
Brisbane Campus, Gold Coast Campus, Adelaide Campus
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Designed For The Next Generation Of Nail Technicians
SHB30321 CERTIFICATE III IN NAIL TECHNOLOGY
Part-time, over 30 days, you will master the skills of acrylic nail application and gel nail enhancement, as well as learning the beautifully relaxing ancient art of manicure and pedicure treatments. Our SHB30321 Certificate III in Nail Technology is a nationally accredited course. You’ll also undertake a number of business units to help you on your way to establishing and marketing yourself as a nail technician with our Certificate III in Nail Technology.
Upcoming Course Start Dates
Adelaide Campus
QUARTERLY INTAKES
Brisbane Campus
QUARTERLY INTAKES
Gold Coast Campus
QUARTERLY INTAKES
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Become A Freelance Nail Technician
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World Leading Campuses
Our students have access to nothing but the best, including salon-inspired facilities, leading makeup products and brands (like Switch Funky and Artistic Nail Designs), and the industry’s newest technologies.
Professional
Student Kits
Included in the course cost, we will provide you with all the tools and equipment you need to complete our Certificate III in Nail Technology course and ensure you are set up and ready to begin your career as a successful freelance nail technician!
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Producing Beauty Entrepreneurs For Over 35 Years
We are Australia’s most experienced education provider and continue to be at the forefront of developing new training curricula for the industry. A French qualification is the industry’s most prestigious stamp of approval.
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What you will learn
- Manicure Pedicure Services
- Acrylic Nail enhancements & Electric Nail file
- Gel Putty Nail Enhancements
- Gel Polishing
- Nail Art & Dip Powder Nail Services
- Social Media & Business Fundamentals
- Professional Client Care & Nail Service Consulting
Career Outcomes
- Freelance Nail Technician
- Nail Artist
- Spa Manicurist and Pedicurist
- Fashion, Editorial and Runway work
- Film and Television work
Your Student Kit
- Gel Putty Kit and LED Lamp
- Gel Bent Forms, Nail Tools & Brush
- Acrylic Product Kit
- Natural & French Tips
- Harbour bridge Nail Files
- Nail Buffers
- Cuticle Nippers
- Tips Cutters
- Glass Dappen Dish
- Metal Cuticle Pusher
- Brush-on Adhesive
- Nail Prep, Primer & Cleanser
- Nail Liquid
Study Mode And Delivery
ON CAMPUS
Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast- 30 weeks
- Face-to-face classes
- 1 night per week, 5-9pm
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Course Fees & Overview
Your Investment In Your Future Starts Here
| Course Fee | Co-contribution Fee for Students Eligible for Certificate 3 Guarantee | Certificate 3 Guarantee | Nationally Accredited | Kit & Uniform |
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| $5500 | QLD Non-Concessional $2844 / Concessional $1942 | Yes (Queensland) | Yes | Included |
Queensland residents may be eligible for the Certificate 3 Guarantee state funding program that provides eligible students with access to Government subsidy towards the course cost for certificate level courses
If you are not eligible for government funding, The French offer an interest free payment plan via PaySmart. Students who privately pay for their Certificate course must pay a deposit to secure their placement. Contact us to learn more about our other private payment options.
Admissions Criteria
The French Beauty Academy is committed to providing and promoting non-discriminatory and inclusive enrolment practices. All students enrolling in to the Certificate 3 – regardless of funding or payment option – are required to:
- Provide a Driver’s Licence or other form of government issued identification; and
- Pay a deposit to secure a place in the course;
If the applicant is under the age of 18 they must complete the Parental Terms and Conditions Agreement here
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How to become a nail technician
The best way to become a nail technician is to study the nationally recognised and accredited SHB30321 Certificate III in Nail Technology where you will learn all the skills and attributes required to start your dream job or own business as a professional nail technician.Â
How much can a nail technician make?
Starting salaries for full-time nail technicians typically begin around $65,000, aligning with the Australian average for entry-level roles. With experience and a strong portfolio, particularly showcased on social media, you can boost your hourly rate from $30 to rates comparable to top-tier celebrity nail artists. Earnings potential is limitless and largely depends on your skill, service offerings, dedication and self-promotion.
How long does a nail technician course take?
The nationally accredited SHB30321 Certificate III in Nail Technology is a 30-week program (around 7 months) that can be completed by attending one evening per week. This formal qualification helps set you apart in a competitive job market as it’s recognised by employers and clients alike.
How much does it cost to become a nail technician?
The cost of a nail technician course can vary based on factors such as the length of the program, the comprehensiveness of the curriculum, and the institution offering the training. Additional expenses may apply if the course includes professional kits or holds national accreditation.
Find the perfect course for you from our range of nationally accredited diploma, certificate and short courses.
Our friendly team of Student Advisors (many of whom are former Frenchies) are just an email, live chat, or phone call away.Â
Our luxurious, salon-inspired facilities are described as Harvard-meets-Chanel. Find an Australian campus near you!
In the spirit of reconciliation, The French Beauty Academy acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country on which our Campuses stand today. We pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of the land, their Elders past, present and emerging, and to their connections to land, sea and community. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.
Read The Uluru Statement here.
