SHBBMUP008 – Apply Eyelash Extensions | Recognised Prior Learning
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SHBBMUP008 – Apply Eyelash Extensions - Recognised Prior Learning
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SHBBMUP008 – Apply Eyelash Extensions - Recognised Prior Learning
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Gain a Nationally Recognised Certificate in SHBBMUP008 - Apply Eyelash Extensions through our RPL pathway in Partnership with Central Safety Training & Assessing Services Pty Ltd, t/a All States Training #32577
Want more information on what RPL is and how it works? You can get in touch directly with Shanai to ask any questions!
Already a Lash Artist? Get Your Skills Formally Recognised.
Have you previously completed a private lash extension course, either in person or online, and now want to have your existing skills and experience formally recognised?
You may have heard about nationally recognised training and wondered what it means, whether you need it, or what it could add to you as a lash artist and business owner.
Who This Is For
This pathway is designed for lash artists who have already completed lash extension training with us or elsewhere and would like to have their existing skills and experience assessed against the nationally recognised unit SHBBMUP008 – Apply Eyelash Extensions.
It is not an initial lash extension training course and does not teach you how to apply lash extensions. If you are new to lash extensions or have not yet completed your foundational training, please choose an initial lash extension training course instead.
We offer the following beginner lash extension courses:
What Does It Mean to Gain a Nationally Recognised Certification in SHBBMUP008?
Gaining the nationally recognised unit SHBBMUP008 – Apply Eyelash Extensions means your lash extension skills have been assessed against nationally recognised training standards in Australia.
A nationally recognised unit is different from a private course certificate. A private certificate generally confirms that you completed training with a particular provider.
A nationally recognised unit is issued through a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) — in our case, we are partnered with Central Safety Training & Assessing Services Pty Ltd, t/a All States Training #32577 — and is recognised within the Australian vocational education and training system.
Do You Need to Be Nationally Recognised to Open a Lash Business?
No, you don't. You don't need to have the nationally recognised lash extension unit to open a lash business or start taking clients.
However, when you are working around someone's eyes as a lash artist, trust is important. Having your skills assessed and gaining SHBBMUP008 – Apply Eyelash Extensions can help show clients that you have been assessed against a nationally recognised standard.
For you as a lash artist, this can mean:
You don't need this unit to become a lash artist, but having your skills formally recognised can help you build trust in your business.
What Does RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) Mean?
RPL is a way of recognising the lash skills and knowledge you already have from previous training and experience.
If you've already completed a lash extension course, whether online or in-salon, you may be eligible to have those skills assessed towards the nationally recognised unit SHBBMUP008 – Apply Eyelash Extensions.
Rather than completing another full lash course and paying to learn what you already know, we help guide you through the RPL process — working alongside our RTO partner, Central Safety Training & Assessing Services Pty Ltd, t/a All States Training #32577 — using your existing skills, training and experience.
You've already done the learning. RPL is about getting those skills formally recognised.
How It Works & What We'll Require From You
We've made the RPL process as simple as possible. Because you have already completed lash training, the focus is on showing evidence of the skills and knowledge you already have.
- 2 x Classic Full Sets
- 2 x Classic Refills
- 2 x Full Set Removals
Hi, I'm Shanai 👋
I'm the founder of Lash Nation and a qualified TAE Trainer and Assessor, which means I'm qualified to train and assess students against nationally recognised training requirements.
At Lash Nation, we have partnered with Central Safety Training & Assessing Services Pty Ltd, t/a All States Training #32577, a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), to provide our lash artists with a pathway towards attaining the nationally recognised unit SHBBMUP008 – Apply Eyelash Extensions.
My role is to work with you throughout your RPL journey, help you understand exactly what is required, gather the evidence you already have, and guide you through anything else you may need to complete.
RPL doesn't need to feel scary or complicated. My goal is to make the process as simple and smooth as possible, so you know exactly what you need to do at every step.
Below, you'll find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions. But if there's anything you're unsure about, please don't hesitate to reach out — we're here to help.
Common RPL Questions
Do I need SHBBMUP008 to operate a lash business?
No. You don't need to hold this nationally recognised unit simply to start offering lash extension services. RPL is for artists who would like to take the additional step of having their existing skills formally assessed against a nationally recognised standard.
Can I apply if I completed my lash course online?
Potentially, yes. Previous training may have been completed online or in person. Your eligibility will depend on your existing skills, experience and the evidence you're able to provide.
Can I apply if I trained with another lash academy?
Yes. You don't need to have originally trained with Lash Nation. RPL is designed to recognise relevant skills and knowledge you've already gained.
Have Questions About RPL?
If there's anything you're unsure about, I'm here to help. Reach out and I'll walk you through exactly what's required and guide you through every step of the process.
