Teach your peel protocol, lash lift or skin analysis exactly as you do it in your treatment room. Contraindications and theory are covered before anyone touches a model.




Yes, a beauty therapist can teach and sell their own beauty course online with the Avana Academy, under their own salon name. The Avana Academy is the course platform from Avana for salons and beauty professionals in the UK: you sell your own course with lessons online, a practical day in your calendar and a certificate with the learner's name on it, and no commission is taken from your course price. The course runs in the same system as your appointments. You set the order people learn in: theory and a quiz first, and only then the practical day with a model.
A quiz on skin types, acids and contraindications must be passed before the practical day can be booked. Every wrong answer shows why it is wrong.
Attach your treatment protocol, consultation form and product list to the lesson as files. Every learner works from the same version.
You choose the dates and the number of places. The day blocks your calendar, so no facial gets booked in the middle of it.
In the Avana Academy, a beauty therapist builds a course from one of six example courses and replaces the lessons with their own. A peel course is usually finished in a single evening.
Skin analysis, contraindications and the protocol for each acid: every topic becomes a lesson. Film your explanation, or write it out with photos alongside.
Place a quiz before the practical day, then choose the days and how many places there are. Each day goes into your calendar as an appointment that blocks the time.
The course gets its own page under your salon name. Learners sign up, work through the theory and pick a practical day once they have passed.
The Academy goes on your Avana plan for £8.99 a month, on one invoice with everything else. If your bookings run through another system, the Academy on its own is £9.99.
With a plan, the Academy is on the same invoice. Business Max includes it.Try it for 7 days with everything switched on, for one learner and one course.All prices include VAT, and you can cancel any month.
Beauty therapists who teach often start because someone new to the trade asked, or because their own protocol works better than what they were taught. A course of your own turns that know-how into something fixed, with a price, a practical day and a certificate. The Avana Academy sets it up in the same system as your calendar.
Choose a treatment you have your own reliable protocol for. Chemical peels, lash lifts and brow lamination make good first courses, because each follows a clear sequence and can be practised after a single practical day. Skin analysis also works as a course with no practical day at all, entirely online.
With acids and lash adhesives, everything comes down to contraindications. Cover skin types, acids, reactions and when not to treat in the lessons, then turn it into a quiz that must be passed before anyone can book a practical day. Each wrong answer shows the explanation you wrote. On the day, nobody stands at your treatment bed without the basics.
Your protocol, consultation form and product list hang under the lesson as files. Every learner then uses the same version, and when you update something the new one is there immediately. If you already use the Avana consultation form with your clients, copy the same questions into the one for your models.
Some brands have conditions for anyone using their products on a course or putting their name on a certificate. That stays an arrangement between you and the brand. In the course you describe which products you use and why, and the certificate carries your salon and your own wording.
The certificate confirms that someone completed your course, with your salon on it and a number anyone can check. It is not a regulated qualification, and some insurers will only cover treatments learned on courses they recognise. It is fair to tell learners to check their insurance before they treat paying clients.
None of your course price goes to Avana. Learners pay you directly or online, and for online payments any service fee is included in the price shown from the start. Each online sale produces an invoice in your salon's name.
Not every course is for people entering the trade. An evening on looking after your skin at home is a good way to keep clients coming back to your salon. If you already use the beauty salon software, it all lives under one login.
Yes, with the Avana Academy you run your own course under your salon name and decide its content. The certificate shows someone completed your course, but it is not a regulated qualification, and insurers may only cover treatments from courses they recognise, so make that clear to learners.
You can sell a beauty course online with the Avana Academy, the course platform from Avana: theory and a quiz go into online lessons, the practical day goes into your calendar with a set number of places, and learners sign up through your own course page. They pay, pass the quiz, pick a practical day and receive a named certificate afterwards. It works for peels, lash lifts, brow lamination or an online-only skin analysis course.
In the Avana Academy you put a quiz before the practical day and make it compulsory. Anyone who has not passed it cannot book a day yet. Each wrong answer shows your own explanation, so learners understand why a particular skin or acid needs a different approach.
Yes, in the Avana Academy you attach your consultation form as a file under the practical-day lesson, and learners have their model fill it in beforehand. If you already use the Avana consultation form for your clients, reuse the same questions so models are screened the same way.
Yes, a course in the Avana Academy can be completely online, with lessons and a quiz, and Avana shows on the course page that it is an online course. That suits skin analysis or ingredient theory. The certificate goes out automatically once every lesson is finished.
No, lessons in the Avana Academy can be text with photos, or the protocol document you already have, and they count towards the certificate in the same way. If you do want video, a phone is all you need.
In the Avana Academy you decide for each course how learners pay. They can pay by a bank transfer, cash or a payment link you already use, or online with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Any service fee for paying online is included in the price shown from the start, and your course price stays whole.
Adding the Avana Academy to your Avana plan costs £8.99 a month for courses such as peels, lash lifts and brow lamination. Without the booking system, it is £9.99 on its own. All prices include VAT, with no contract beyond the current month.
Selling courses from your salon, whatever your trade.
Read moreThe calendar that holds your practical day, between treatments.
Read moreAsk your models the same questions as your clients.
Read moreEach online course sale gives you an invoice in your salon's name.
Read moreStart from one of the six examples; a peel course is usually ready in an evening. Try Avana free for 7 days and pay nothing yet.
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