VTCT Level 4 Competent conversion or trained by Lucy
INFORMATION
£995
This VTCT upgrade is for technicians that have trained with Lucy in all 3 areas of permanent make up or technicians who have trained elsewhere and been assessed as competent.
If you do not already hold a government recognised level 3 qualification you will need to complete our VTCT Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology before enrolling.
Course info:
Step 1. Initial discovery call with Lucy to determine whether there are any gaps in learning/confirm competence. *If during the discovery call it is noted that you need further support to reach VTCT standards then you will be directed to the supported conversion option.
Step 2. You will be enrolled and registered as a learner with VTCT and sent an assignment to begin working on.
Step 3. You will complete a range of case studies to evidence your competence in all 3 areas of permanent make up.
Step 4. Once you are ready and all of your case studies and assignment have been signed off you will attend our centre in Essex to complete your final assessment during which you will demonstrate your ability to carry out all 3 treatment areas.
Learning method:
Distance learning up until the point of practical assessment.
Includes induction with Lucy, all written work, VTCT registration, VTCT certification, access to online portfolio and assessment day.
Frequently Asked Questions: VTCT Level 4 Competent conversion
The VTCT Level 4 Competent Conversion is a qualification designed for beauty and hair professionals who already hold relevant qualifications and wish to convert to the VTCT awarding body. It recognises your existing skills and knowledge while ensuring you meet VTCT’s specific assessment criteria and standards.
The Competent Conversion route acknowledges your existing expertise and prior learning, allowing you to avoid repeating content you’ve already mastered. This means the assessment process is often more streamlined than obtaining a full qualification from scratch, focusing on demonstrating competence rather than complete retraining.
Assessment typically involves:
- Practical demonstrations of key skills
- Professional discussions with assessors
- Multiple-choice questions or written assignments
- Portfolio of evidence showing your competence
- Observations in your workplace
VTCT qualifications do not expire. However, industry best practice recommends regular continuing professional development (CPD) to ensure your skills remain current with evolving techniques and standards.