At Stamford College, we offer a range of pathways to suit every ambition, from industry-focused Diplomas and T Levels to academic A Levels at our dedicated Sixth Form.
Beauty Therapy (Massage) Diploma Level 3
If you are interested in gaining more specialist knowledge in areas such as facial treatments, massage, face and body treatments then the Level 3 Beauty could be the course for you.
Beauty Therapy Diploma Level 1
If you have an interest in beauty therapy and would like to study this fascinating industry in more detail in areas such as facial work, skin care and make-up then this course could be for you.
Beauty Therapy Diploma Level 2
If you want to study both practical and theoretical elements of beauty therapy and become proficient in performing a diverse range of treatments alongside giving expert aftercare advice and promoting retail products in our professional beauty therapy environment, this is the course for you.
Hair Professional Apprenticeship Level 2
Please only apply for this Apprenticeship Course if you already have a suitable employer.
Hair and Media Make-up VTCT Diploma Level 2
This course provides an excellent grounding for those wishing to build a career as a make-up artist.
Hairdressing Diploma Level 1
This course is for those wanting to gain an introduction to hairdressing whilst working in our fully-equipped salons.
Hairdressing Diploma Level 2
This course is for those taking their next steps to becoming a professional hairdresser and gain a high standard of practical skills including cutting, colouring, client consultation and blow drying.
Hairdressing Diploma Level 3
If you want to develop your professional and specialist skills in hairdressing through the study of advanced cutting and colouring techniques including creative styling and dressing, creative colouring and cutting and cutting Men’s hair, this is the course for you.
Course Types at Stamford College
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, they are. A single T Level is the academic equivalent of three A Levels and carries the same number of UCAS points. While A Levels are subject-based and assessed mostly through exams, T Levels are career-focused and combine classroom learning with a substantial industry placement.
It depends on the route you choose. If you study A Levels, you will typically pick three different subjects to study alongside each other. However, if you choose a Diploma or a T Level, you will usually study just that one course, as it is a full-time programme designed to cover everything you need for that specific career.
The current minimum wage for apprentices is £7.55 per hour if you are under 19 or in the first year of your training. If you are 19 or over and have completed your first year, you are entitled to the higher National Minimum Wage for your age group, which can be up to £12.21 per hour.
Case Studies
“The Business T Level is a great course; you experience so many trips and networking events, as well as build your confidence in public speaking and teamwork skills.” He added, “I want to progress into Project Management in the future so my placement is giving me great experience.”
“Throughout my time there I received some amazing support… I made so many memories, met so many new people, and built my confidence in the industry.” After gaining experience at Rushton Hall Hotel & Spa and later becoming Head Therapist at Barton Hall, she opened her own salon, Eden Beauty House, in Uppingham in August 2023.