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This year, train as a hairdresser at Mayo College, Castlebar, where you will be taught by trained experts and have the option of completing FETAC or City and Guilds courses. The courses on offer fit around your own lifestyle, with both part-time and full-time hairdressing courses on offer.

As the Leaving Cert results arrived and CAO points were announced, the Irish College of Hairdressing in Galway saw a major rise in requests for information on its website for the College's City and Guilds international qualification in hairdressing. The course starting in September is now almost full and the first offer for places in the January course already issued to a number of students.

The Mayo College of Hairdressing provides high quality training programmes in City and Guilds NVQ hairdressing and NVQ barbering, to prepare students for the exciting world of hairdressing.

The Irish College of Hairdressing has just announced that part-funding is now available for a limited number of students enrolling in its City and Guilds international qualification course starting in September. Awarded on a first come first served basis, further details on the level of funding available and the course are available directly from the college. For those just finishing secondary education or those who have followed another career path and now wish to retrain to take advantage of the excellent career opportunities for hairdressers in Ireland and around the world, studying at the Irish College of Hairdressing gives you the advantage of qualifying quickly and getting into the job market as soon as possible.

Celebrating the success of 22 team members being awarded their City and Guilds NVQ in Retail Skills or Home Improvement Knowledge Qualification is B&Q in Knocknacarra.

The Mayo College of Hairdressing completed a successful road show tour around Connaught where potential hairdressing students learned about how successful the college is and how its graduates have gained full time employment.