This VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Skin Peeling (Ref: 610/1638/X) is designed for practitioners holding Level 2 Facial Skincare and Level 3 Anatomy & Physiology qualifications. It teaches superficial chemical peel techniques using AHA (glycolic, lactic, mandelic), BHA (salicylic), PHA, LHA, enzymes, and peptides. Students learn pH/pKa principles, controlled wound healing, and skin pathology. Total qualification time is 65 hours. Assessment includes an external MCQ exam, 6 clinical case studies, and an external practical exam – exam fees are included in tuition. Graduates receive the VTCT Skills ITEC Level 4 Award, aligned with UK RQF and EU EQF frameworks. The academy is a government-registered school and Labour Department recognized job referral agency, offering free review and work placement. Ideal for beauty professionals seeking to advance in medical aesthetics and skin peeling services.

Note: No additional fees are required during the course. Graduates are welcome to return and revise course content for free.

Note: Our school is a government-registered institution and a Labour Department approved employment referral agency. Outstanding graduates may receive job referrals and teaching opportunities (e.g., Advanced Medical Aesthetician, Skin Peel Specialist, Aesthetic Consultant), providing diverse career pathways.

VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Skin Peeling 610/1638/X

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Course Objective

• This qualification aims to develop learners' knowledge, understanding and practical skills when using superficial skin peel products and techniques to rejuvenate the condition of the skin.
• Learners will acquire skills involved in providing a thorough consultation, skin health checks to establish client suitability, and formulating a specific treatment plan tailored to individual client needs.
• Upon completion of the mandatory unit (UBT280), learners will be able to:
  • LO1: Know safety considerations when providing skin peel treatments
  • LO2: Understand how to provide skin peel treatments
  • LO3: Know the relevant anatomy, physiology and pathologies for skin peeling
  • LO4: Be able to consult, plan and prepare for treatment
  • LO5: Be able to provide skin peel treatments

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Learning Hours

• Total Qualification Time (TQT): 65 hours
• Guided Learning (GL) hours: 52 hours

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Entry Requirement

• Learners are required to hold either the VTCT Skills Level 2 Award in Facial Massage and Skin Care or Level 2 Certificate in Facial Skincare (or equivalent), and a qualification in Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology.
• Learners must be aged 18 or over.
• Centres must ensure learners possess the required knowledge, understanding and skills to successfully achieve this qualification.

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Course Syllabus

Unit UBT280: Provide skin peeling treatments

• LO1: Know safety considerations when providing skin peel treatments
  • Safety of product sourcing (EU Cosmetics Regulations, CPSA guidelines)
  • Insurance guidelines (skin testing, informed consent, written pre/post care)
  • Hygiene considerations (sterilisation, single-use items, PPE)
  • Hazards and risks (risk assessment, chemical burns, PIH, infection, scarring)
  • Suppliers' and manufacturers' instructions for safe use (test patch, skin preparation)
  • Treatment of minors (18+ only)
  • Timing of treatments (varies by skin reaction, peel type, layering)
  • Contra-indications that prevent, restrict or require medical referral (active infection, pregnancy, isotretinoin, diabetes, anticoagulants, unrealistic expectations, etc.)
  • Protocol for referring contra-indicated clients (without diagnosing)
  • When to consult with other aesthetic professionals (data protection, confidentiality)
• LO2: Understand how to provide skin peel treatments
  • Treatment planning (client needs, expectations, pain management, frequency, cost)
  • Factors to consider (previous treatments, scarring, photo damage, medical history)
  • Assessing skin characteristics (Fitzpatrick scale 1-6, sensitivity, thickness, healing capacity, Wood’s lamp)
  • Treatment advice (2 weeks to 48 hours pre-treatment, avoid retinoids/AHA/UV, SPF30+, fake tan avoidance, antiviral prophylaxis)
  • Pain threshold and sensitivity variations (inflammatory response, 1-10 scale, Fitzpatrick 3-6 higher PIH risk)
  • Skin sensitivity testing (patch test 24-48 hours behind ear or inner forearm)
  • Pre-treatment preparatory skincare (2-6 weeks: tyrosinase inhibitors, antioxidants, AHA/BHA cleansers)
  • Cleansing (degreasing, AHA cleansers to enhance penetration)
  • Protecting sensitive areas (eyes, nostrils, lips with petroleum-based barrier)
  • Peel classifications (very superficial, superficial, medium, deep – scope of practice)
  • pH scale, pKa, buffers, actions of acids and alkalis on skin
  • Types of peeling agents: AHAs (glycolic, lactic, mandelic, citric), BHAs (salicylic), PHAs, LHA, Jessner’s, vitamin A, vitamin C, enzyme, deep sea, peptide peels; TCA and phenol for medical use only
  • Preparation of equipment (ergonomic trolley, decanting, PPE)
  • Selection of peeling agent (based on skin type, Fitzpatrick, treatment goals)
  • Method of application (systematic, even layer, feather edges, avoid overlap, least reactive area first)
  • Re-application (increasing layers for deeper penetration)
  • Influential factors on timing (prompt application, removal, neutralisation)
  • Restoring pH (neutralisation with water or sodium bicarbonate; self-neutralising peels)
  • Chemicals that do/do not require neutralisation
  • Adaptations (pressure, duration, layers for different skin areas and sensitivity)
  • Areas to avoid (periorbital area, lips)
  • Use and limitations (cannot remove deep wrinkles, vascular lesions, keloids)
  • Benefits and effects (refined pores, softened fine lines, improved pigmentation, acne control)
  • Effects and risks (extreme erythema, blanching, PIH, overlapping marks)
  • Contra-actions (frosting, flaking, pigmentary changes, breakouts)
  • Pre and post-treatment products (antioxidants, growth factors, retinols, peptides, MMP inhibitors)
  • Benefits and use of inhibitors (tyrosinase inhibitors to prevent PIH)
  • SPF and UVA protection (minimum SPF30, broad spectrum, physical vs chemical)
  • Preventing infection and promoting healing (PPE, single-use items, neutralisers)
  • Treatment progression and complementary treatments (microdermabrasion, LED, needling, RF, ultrasound, injectables)
• LO3: Know the relevant anatomy, physiology and pathologies for skin peeling
  • Structure and functions of the skin (epidermis layers, dermis, hypodermis, cell types, melanogenesis, barrier function, acid mantle)
  • Principles of controlled wound healing (haemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, remodelling, growth factors, collagen types I, III, VII)
  • Structure and functions of circulatory and lymphatic systems (main arteries/veins of face, lymph nodes, relevance to wound healing)
  • Principles and functions of the endocrine system (hormones affecting skin: MSH, testosterone, oestrogen, thyroxin, cortisol)
  • Associated pathologies and terminology of the skin (e.g., rosacea, psoriasis, herpes, pigmentation disorders, skin cancers)
  • Associated pathologies of the circulatory system (anaemia, hypertension, hepatitis, etc.)
  • Associated pathologies of the lymphatic system (Hodgkin's lymphoma)
  • Associated pathologies of the endocrine system (diabetes, thyroid disorders)
• LO4: Be able to consult, plan and prepare for skin peeling treatment
  • Use consultation techniques (verbal, non-verbal, written, open questioning, realistic outcomes)
  • Identify medical history, indications and aims (medications, herpes, Fitzpatrick, skin conditions, healing history)
  • Recognise contra-indications/restrictions and take appropriate action
  • Establish condition of the skin (Woods lamp, magnifying lamp, skin diagnostic equipment)
  • Ensure client comfort (positioning, explanation of sensation using 1-10 pain scale, post-treatment appearance)
  • Explain treatment procedures (cleansing, degreasing, barrier protection, decanting, application, neutralisation, cooling, post-care)
  • Select a preparatory skincare programme (2-6 weeks, including tyrosinase inhibitors for Fitzpatrick 3-6)
  • Finalise and agree treatment plan (addressing expectations, declining if unsuitable)
  • Obtain signed, informed consent (written in front of client before each treatment)
  • Take pre-treatment photographs (standardised lighting and position, consent for storage/use)
  • Carry out skin sensitivity tests (patch test per manufacturer guidelines)
  • Select suitable equipment and products (according to treatment objectives and skin type)
  • Explain cooling off period (minimum 48 hours between consultation and first treatment)
• LO5: Be able to provide skin peel treatments
  • Maintain own responsibilities for health and safety (safe environment, PPE)
  • Prepare and protect client and self (avoid cross-infection, protect eyes/hair/clothing)
  • Maintain client's modesty and privacy (towels, secure environment)
  • Position client comfortably (supine or sitting, supports as needed)
  • Maintain own posture and working methods (ergonomic positioning to avoid injury)
  • Ensure environmental conditions suitable (ventilation, temperature, lighting, slip/trip hazards)
  • Use clean equipment and materials (check expiry dates, sterile field, disinfect surfaces)
  • Promote environmental and sustainable working practices (energy efficiency, sustainable sourcing, waste recording)
  • Safely use equipment, materials and products (COSHH labelling, decanting into sterile pots)
  • Prepare skin (professional cleansing, degreasing, follow manufacturer protocols)
  • Select appropriate PPE (non-latex disposable gloves, stored correctly)
  • Protect sensitive areas (apply barrier product to eyes, nostrils, lips, nasolabial folds)
  • Select appropriate skin peel formulation (based on depth, percentage, pH, treatment objectives)
  • Select method for application (applicator as per manufacturer: gauze, brush, gloved fingers)
  • Apply a systematic approach (divide face into sections, least reactive first, stretch deep lines, feather edges, avoid overlap)
  • Calculate duration and intensity (monitor clinical end points, use fan for comfort, stop if excessive reaction)
  • Monitor skin reaction and client response (visual for erythema/frosting/blanching, verbal using 1-10 scale)
  • Verbally communicate with client throughout (discomfort level, adjust or terminate if needed)
  • Remove product and apply neutraliser if required (follow manufacturer instructions precisely)
  • Apply cooling skin procedures (as per manufacturer)
  • Apply post-treatment products (including physical broad-spectrum SPF30+)
  • Take post-treatment photographs (same position and light, consent, no personal devices)
  • Provide post care advice and home care (cool compresses, no picking/flaking, avoid sun, AHAs, retinoids, hot tubs, exercise for 1-2 weeks)
  • Dispose of waste materials legally (foot-pedal bin, hazardous waste per COSHH)
  • Complete treatment in a commercially viable time
  • Update client records (peel details, strength, pH, duration, skin response, consent signatures)
  • Provide and manage post-treatment communications and outcomes (complications, adverse reactions, complaint protocol)

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Assessment Requirements

• External Theory Examination: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) assessing LO1, LO2 and LO3, contributing 50% to the overall grade. Graded Fail/Pass/Merit/Distinction (Pass = 450 points, Merit = 500, Distinction = 550).
• Clinical Case Studies: Minimum of 6 clients (new/existing, male/female). Must include full medical history, advanced skin health assessment, before/after photos, detailed treatment records (products, application, duration), evaluation, pre/post skincare and lifestyle advice. Internally assessed as Pass/Refer. Must be completed before theory and practical examinations.
• Practical Examination: External examiner (on-site or remote) assessing LO4 and LO5, contributing 50% to the overall grade. Graded Fail/Pass/Merit/Distinction. Maximum 6 learners at a time, real client, commercially acceptable time frame. Learners must achieve minimum 10 marks in the first three sections (appearance, client care, preparation of area) to pass.
• All three components must be passed to achieve the qualification.

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Assessment Methods

• Theory Examination (MCQ): Externally set and marked, taken online under controlled conditions.
• Clinical Case Study Portfolio: Internally assessed (lecturer marked), externally moderated by examiner sampling.
• Practical Examination: External examiner observes and marks performance including consultation, skin assessment, application technique, neutralisation, post-care, and oral questions.

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Assessment Fee

• Included in tuition fees (waived).

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Student Benefits

• Gain professional skin peeling knowledge and practical skills (AHA/BHA/enzyme peels, pH/pKa understanding, controlled wound healing)
• Enhance employability in medical aesthetic centres, beauty salons, spas and similar establishments
• Obtain an internationally recognised VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 certificate
• Learn industry-standard client consultation, skin health checks, and treatment planning processes
• Free revision of course content
• Job referral opportunities for outstanding graduates

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Qualification Awarded

• VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Skin Peeling

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Accreditation

• VTCT (iTEC) qualification recognition
• Meets UK Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) and European Qualifications Framework (EQF) Level 4

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Progression / Other Relevant Programmes

• VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Principles and Practice of Aesthetic Therapies
• VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Radio Frequency
• VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Ultrasound
• VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Dermaplaning
• VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Skin Needling

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*Course: VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Skin Peeling – Ref: 610/1638/X
*Qualification Level: UK RQF Level 4 / EU EQF Level 4
*Learning Hours: TQT 65 hrs (GLH 52 hrs)
*Entry: Level 2 Facial Skincare + Level 3 Anatomy & Physiology, age 18+
*Syllabus: 5 Learning Outcomes (safety, treatment protocols, anatomy/pathology, consultation, practical skills)
*Peel Types: AHA (glycolic, lactic, mandelic), BHA (salicylic), PHA, LHA, enzymes, peptides – superficial chemical peels
*Assessment: External MCQ + 6 case studies + external practical exam
*Exam fee included in tuition (waived)
*Qualification: VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Skin Peeling
*Government registered school – free review & job referral

Terms and Conditions for General Courses:

1.     To enroll in a course/class, students are required to pay a deposit which will be deducted from the total course fee. Upon the confirmation of this enrolment, the applicant is liable to pay the balance of the total fee for the course.
2.     In the event of a student failing to attend the confirmed course, or complete the course for any following reasons: personal problems, illness, change of mind, relocation, pregnancy, illness or death in the family, change in personal circumstances, failure to obtain a visa or a loan, no refunds of fees or deposits will be made, no entitlement to a later-date course will be granted and the student will be liable for the outstanding course fee.
3.     Fees can be paid in full, at the time of enrolment. Fee can also be paid with deposit and balance which must be paid no later than seven days prior to the course start date. Failure to do so will forfeit your place on the course.
4.     All deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable under any circumstances.
5.     Under discretional circumstances, the course fees can be paid by Installment Options, subject to the school’s approval. 
6.     Students who are approved to pay off the course fee by Installment Options, are in agreement with the school to make all payments by direct debit on preset dates. Late or non-payment may result in your removal from the Installment Option and you will be liable for the remainder of your Course fees in 10 working days.
7.     The direct debit must be set up a minimum of 10 working days before the course starting date. Otherwise, we reserve the right to cancel the agreed Installment Option and the full course fee is due before the course starting date instead.
8.     If you do not pay your Course fees in accordance with the agreed payment terms, we reserve the right to withdraw any offer, cancel your accepted place on your Course, exclude you from any relevant assessment, exam, or reassessment, leave your assessment or reassessment unmarked, or withhold assessment or reassessment results and materials for your Course.
9.     All students must purchase a kit(s) and towel bundles for practicing purposes unless otherwise specified (excluding Laser course(s)). Students are required to bring their own kit(s) and towel bundles on the day of training, failure to do so will result in students not being able to attend lessons/practice/be assessed.
10.     All students will be required to practice on other students unless models are required for the practical assessment which will then be the responsibility of the student to bring along but will be specified by LUSTER BEAUTY INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACADEMY.
11.     Some courses may require a patch test at least 48 hours prior to the course date. Eye and laser treatments especially, but will be specified on the course information for health & safety.
12.     Any medical conditions or learning difficulties must be specified by the student prior to the course enrolment in written form (i.e. E-mail [email protected]), i.e. contra-indication to having a treatment performed, in this incidence the student will be required to bring her own model to practice on.
13.     As part of The Code of Practice, all students must be well presented at all times. (i.e. Hair should be neatly tied back and out of the face, no jewelry, all piercings removed for health & safety purposes, fingernails should be cut short and clean, and personal hygiene should be adhered to)
14.     All students will be required to wear the correct beauty tunic, black trousers, and smart closed flat black shoes. for every lesson. This includes the LUSTER BEAUTY INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACADEMY uniform. Students are required to behave in a professional and respectful manner towards peers and staff, failure to do so will result in being removed from the course and any outstanding fees to be paid.
15.     If LUSTER BEAUTY INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACADEMY has to cancel a course date which will be beyond our control, then we will try to give at least 24 hours' notice and rearrange another course date. We cannot be responsible for any loss of travel or accommodation in the event of a cancellation.
16.     LUSTER BEAUTY INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACADEMY  reserves the right to alter course dates or/and venue but will endeavor to give at least 24 or 48 hours' notice.
17.     These conditions form the main part of the contract between the School and the Student. Only the school's managing director shall be authorized to alter or waive any of the terms and conditions.
18.     Learners should come to our academy to pick up the certificate within six months of the notified collection date. We will not retain the overdue certificate on their behalf.
19.     "Terms for Semi-Permanent Makeup, Tattoo and Micro-pigmentation Related Courses" - In response to concerns raised in the beauty industry regarding the supply and use of anesthetic ointments, we examined relevant overseas practices and the current regulatory framework under (Chapter 138). In jurisdictions with a regulatory framework similar to Hong Kong, health regulators and related organizations will issue guidelines to micro-pigmentation / tattoo service providers reminding them not to supply local anesthetics to customers; local anesthetics should be obtained from registered medical practitioners or registered Pharmacies available.
        In Hong Kong, CHP informs the public and the beauty industry of the risks and precautions associated with cosmetic procedures such as micro-pigmentation and tattoos, as well as organizing various events. We do not provide any anesthetic ointments, The model or guest obtains the anesthetic ointment from a registered doctor or a registered pharmacy and applies the soothing skin to the model or guest. (If any)

Terms and Conditions for VTCT (iTEC) Course:

1. Enrolments are accepted subject to the following Terms of Enrolment and the Regulations of LUSTER BEAUTY INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACADEMY, (hereafter referred to as “LBEDU”), a copy of which has been provided to the Applicants.
2. The Applicant has applied to attend one of the Courses listed above, details of which have been fully explained during the interview.
3. The Fee for the Course includes the cost to the School of its overhead expenses and preparatory work and all special equipment and materials required for the Course, together with payments made by the School to the organizations involved.
4. A deposit is required to be paid to reserve a place on any Course. Once a deposit has been paid arrangements are made by the School to include the Applicant in the Course applied for, no repayment of the deposit can be made under any circumstances.
5. Upon completion of the Enrolment Form, the Applicant is liable to pay the balance of the total fee for the Course.
6. In the event of a student failing to attend the confirmed course, or complete the course for any following reasons: personal problems, illness, change of mind, relocation, pregnancy, illness or death in the family, change in personal circumstances, failure to obtain a visa or a loan, no refunds of fees or deposits will be made, no entitlement to a later-date course will be granted and the student will be liable for the outstanding course fee.
7. All students who wish to pay off the course fee by Installment Options, are in agreement with the school to make all payments by either direct debit on preset dates. Late or non-payment may result in your removal from the Installment Option and you will be liable for the remainder of your Course fees in 10 working days.
8. The direct debit must be set up a minimum of 10 working days before the course starting date. Otherwise,  we reserve the right to cancel the agreed Installment Option and the full course fee is due before the course starting date instead.
9. If you do not pay your Course fees in accordance with the agreed payment terms, we reserve the right to withdraw any offer, cancel your accepted place on your Course, exclude you from any relevant assessment, exam, or reassessment, leave your assessment or reassessment unmarked, or withhold assessment or reassessment results and materials for your Course.
10. If you do not pay your Course fees in accordance with the agreed payment terms, we reserve the right to withdraw any offer, cancel your accepted place on your Course, exclude you from any relevant assessment, exam, or reassessment, leave your assessment or reassessment unmarked, or withhold assessment or reassessment results and materials for your Course.
11. LBEDU reserves the right to terminate the training of any student who fails to comply with any of the School Regulations, or whose conduct is declared by the
12. Principal of LBEDU to be detrimental to the running of the school. No fees are refundable in the event of the termination of the contract in these circumstances. The decision of the managing director of LBEDU is final and not subject to arbitration.
13. For the purpose of ensuring that all courses are up to date LBEDU reserves the right to alter curricula and syllabi without prior notice and the sole discretion of LUSTER BEAUTY INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACADEMY.
14. The Parents or legal guardians of Applicants under 18 years of age are responsible for enrolment fees, general behavior, and discipline of that person. They are expected to give their full support and encouragement to the aims of the school and to uphold and promote its good name; to continue the students’ education at home and to punctuality, behavior, diligence, and dress. The signature of a parent or legal guardian agreeing to the Terms of Enrolment is required on the Enrolment Form.

School Regulations for Students:

1.     Uniform is required: a beauty tunic, black trousers, and smart closed flat black shoes.
2.     Hair should be put up above the collar in the chignon and kept off the face with a navy or white hair band; nails kept short and unvarnished; day make-up must be worn. Students are not allowed to wear any jewelry (to include body jewelry), other than a wedding band and ear studs (max ½ cm), during school hours.
3.     If locker room and wardrobes are provided for changing and personal belongings, they must be kept clean and tidy at all times. Students are asked to keep briefcases and holdalls out of the classroom areas. Mobile phones must be kept in the locker and switched off whilst on the school premises.
4.     Students are advised that jewelry, valuables, or considerable amounts of money must not be brought into the school as Luster Beauty International Education and Training Academy ( hereinafter referred to as “LBEDU”) cannot be held responsible for their loss.
5.     Students are expected to model for practical classes. Any student who cannot do so, by reason of medical deficit or infirmity, must notify LBEDU upon enrollment. LBEDU reserves the right to terminate the student’s training, on the failure to so advise.
6.     Students are required to attend all demonstrations and extracurricular activities.
7.     Client Days are an integral and mandatory part of the training offered – this to include (inter alia) Client Liaison, Sales, and Housekeeping.
8.     Students are asked to be in attendance and ready for class. Students who arrive late in their class will be marked absent in the register for that session. Students who are consistently late will not be permitted to attend the session. Three late will result in disciplinary action.
9.     Absent students are asked to telephone/email the school by 10.00 am. Messages from fellow students will not be accepted. An absence form must subsequently be completed. A medical note is required for more than three days’ absence.
10.     Students are considered absent for the morning or afternoon session if they leave the school without prior permission.
11.     Students are advised that punctuality, attendance record, neatness of work, personal presentation, conduct, and thorough knowledge of subjects are taken into account when awarding LBEDU diplomas/certificates.
12.     All students must complete the required number of hours in accordance with the School's and examining boards’ regulations and have thorough theoretical and practical knowledge of their course material, to be eligible for the VTCT (iTEC) examinations and assessments.
13.     LBEDU requires all students to pass the VTCT (iTEC) examinations with a minimum 60% before proceeding to the VTCT (iTEC) examination.

Hours, Attendance & Achievement:

1. For all courses, you must have a minimum of 70% attendance for teaching in the classroom for each subject/module. For examination-based courses, you must have at least 70% attendance (if needed in course). And 70% salon hours (if needed in course). In addition, if you miss more than 100 hours in total on either an VTCT (iTEC) course, you will not be registered for the examination.
2.     As all courses are of a continuous nature, no allowance for lateness or absenteeism will be made except with prior consent by the Principle and General Manager, who also reserve the right to dismiss any student giving justifiable cause for such action. Their decisions in all such matters will be deemed as final.
3.     It is not the responsibility of the School or individual teachers to provide additional teaching hours for students to ‘catch up on education missed due to lateness or absenteeism for whatever reason.
4.     If a student fails a written VTCT (iTEC) theory test, the first resit is HK$800.00 and there will be an HKD800.00 per resit fee thereafter. This is subject to the student potentially having a valid reason as to why they have failed the exam and the school reserves the right to deem if the conditions as to why the student failed the test are valid. In the event of a failure of a test, it is up to the school to decide when a test can be accommodated.
5.     Students failing to complete their assessments, variations, ranges, etc. during the term of their course will be charged by the hour for any further teaching/supervision/assessment. These sessions will be at the convenience of the School. The current hourly rate is HKD250.00/hour.
6.     For assessment-based courses, it may be necessary for you to join in during the next intake to complete work and assessments missed subject to an additional fee and course availability.
7.     For exam retakes there will be a retake fee, for any refresher training required there will be a fee. Check with the Administration department for the current rates.
8.     Classes will commence promptly at the published times, irrespective of whether all students are present. Classes will not be delayed to wait for latecomers, and teachers are not responsible for repeating work missed. Latecomers may be requested to wait until a suitable break in teaching before entering a class. Class hours can be varied at the discretion of the Principle and General Manager without prior notice.
9.      The School will be closed on all HONG KONG public holidays. If a public holiday falls during your course, no extra days will be added to your course or reduction in fees given, we have accounted for these days within our teaching.
10.     Time off for official religious holidays booked holidays and planned weddings, medical appointments, etc. must be discussed and agreed upon before application. We recommend that all absences be avoided where possible.

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