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Learn Stylish Cornrows and Creative Patterns for Beginners.

classroom based and tutor support, tools and equipment provided.

Provided by African Cultural Association

Summary

Price
£50 inc VAT
Or £16.67/mo. for 3 months...
Study method
Classroom
Duration
3 hours · Part-time
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Certificate of Attendance - Free
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students
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Location & dates

Location
Start date
End date

03/05/2025
14/06/2025

End date: 14/06/2025

Additional info: Workshops are available only during these dates for a duration of 7 weeks.

Address
28
CHURCH END, HENDON.
North West London
London
NW44JX
United Kingdom
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Overview

Learn how to weave simple all back cornrows and in a ponytail, also learn complex patterns - crossover, zigzag, heartshaped and more. Learn from scratch and without the use of extensions. Learn all of these styles without extensions to begin with, to achieve those very neat and painfree cornrows.

Certificates

Certificate of Attendance

Digital certificate - Included

A certificate of Attendance will be given out at the end of the workshop, certificate of Completion will be awarded at the end of a full course. To gain an award of Achievement, Learners must complete Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Levels including assessments that meets professional standards.

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Description

What You Will Learn:

Essential Skills for Cornrows:

  • Proper preparation of Afro-textured hair for cornrowing.
  • Tools and products needed to achieve smooth and professional cornrows.
  • Mastering tension control and precision for a neat finish using
  • Use proper hand coordination, positioning/placement, and movement techniques. (HCP&M).

Cornrow Weaving Techniques:

  • Straight-back cornrows for clean and simple designs.
  • Pony tails and bun designs.
  • Creating symmetrical and seamless cornrow patterns.
  • Stitch cornrow weaving for a defined and structured appearance.

Creative Patterns Covered:

  • Zigzag Cornrows: Add dynamic movement and flair to your designs.
  • Crossover Patterns: Perfect for creating layered, multidimensional styles.
  • Heart Shapes: Learn to braid romantic and intricate heart designs.
  • Stitch Braids: Create bold and well-defined rows for an edgy look.
  • And much more.

Finishing Touches:

  • Incorporating beads, cuffs, and threads for customized and eye-catching styles.
  • Styling edges for a polished, professional finish.

Who is this course for?

  • Perfect for complete Beginners.
  • DIYers.
  • Beauty professionals, or anyone passionate about hair care.
  • Parents who want to save time and money visiting hair stylists.
  • The workshop is open to ages 8 to 70+ years.

Requirements

Tutor would assist in acquiring tools and equipment for learning at home to help speed up your learning experience and send links for purchase..

Career path

A choice of working in a salon or becoming self employed.

Progressing to Intermediate and Advanced to get the full package of styling Afro & Textured Hair to make you well equiped to start your own business.

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Provider

African Cultural Association
Services :Through the provision of our services we encourage service users to come together to share their experiences and provide a support network for the community. By doing so, users not only forge friendships and learn from each other, but they also become better equipped to deal with future problems and are more aware of resources available to them. 

The African Cultural Association has helped over 350,000+ people from diverse backgrounds to resolve problems and disputes and to help them to better cope with their day-to-day lives. Our service users come from all walks of life and we are proud to be able to offer specialist advice provided by experts in their field. 

As part of our commitment to the wider community, we organised women's groups and youth-centered activities on a regular basis, and put together cultural activities during prominent black festivals and events e.g. Black History Month and at the Nottinghill Carnival. 

The African Cultural Association is also committed to working with the elderly, people with learning/physical disabilities, and those with mental health issues and special needs.
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