Course Accreditation

Recognition from academic leaders

The Australian College of Professional Styling and The Professional Photo, Film, TV & Personal Stylist’s Course are approved with the International Approval and Registration Centre (IARC). The College is also a proud member of The International Association of Private Career Colleges (IAPCC).

The Professional Photo, Film, TV & Personal Stylist’s Course is recognised as providing appropriate training to work within the many fields of professional styling. We have successful industry professionals as contributors and tutors to ensure a great learning experience whatever your goals. We strive to provide a course that is both enjoyable and challenging while remaining self-paced.

Although our professional styling school is not accredited with ASQA, the international acknowledgement that this course has obtained serves both our local and international students. This course prepares students to use their newly acquired skills both in Australia and abroad.


IARC logoAbout the IARC

The IARC provides a system for distinguishing quality post-secondary education including vocational education, distance education, adult and continuing education.

The IARC works with participating institutions across the world including the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe, Asia and Australasia.

The board of the IARC is invested in ensuring the quality of courses provided by its members. IARC members offer private education which has met the high standard required to achieve IARC approval. The IARC is not administered by any government organisations or the government education department.

This approval awards recognition of The Australian College of Professional Styling as having met high standards of criteria in the areas of administration, course content, course delivery and graduate assessments.


IAPPC LOGOAbout the IAPCC

The IAPCC is the global industry association for private post-secondary schools, institutes and colleges that provide career-specific educational programs.

The College shares the IAPCC Value Statement of providing quality career and market-focused education to support students towards industry success whilst operating with integrity and compliance with polices and legislation.

The IAPCC is a non-profit global industry association with the aims and objectives to serve its members, students enrolled by IAPCC’s members, and the public. These include fostering and promoting high educational standards and IAPCC’s Code of Ethics, encouraging the development of improvements in the fields of education in the career college sector and to work in harmony with other related associations to name a few.
 


 

Qualification required to work as a stylist

Professional styling is a self-regulated industry. This means that you need not have any professional qualification or memberships to official (or non-official) bodies or associations in order to work in the industry. You will find what you ‘can do’ is far more highly regarding in the industry than any qualification you can obtain. Many professional stylists are self-taught or simply have a natural flair.

It is for this reason that our course is intensely focused on the practical side of professional styling. The assignments completes throughout this course can form the backbone of your professional portfolio to show to clients and potential employers as you build your career in the styling industry.