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CIDESCO loosens entry requirements for Beauty & Spa Management diploma
POSTED 15 Sep 2015 . BY Jane Kitchen
Anna-Cari Gund is president of CIDESCO
International beauty and spa therapy standard-setter CIDESCO has revised entry requirements for its Beauty & Spa Management diploma. The organisation said this comes as a result of growing demand for management training in the beauty and spa industry.

The diploma is now a complete training course which does not require the student to have any beauty or spa therapy experience; previously, study for this diploma was only available to postgraduate students who held the CIDESCO beauty or spa diploma.

“There has been a growing demand for management skills in beauty and spa businesses and a shortage of people to fill these roles,” said CIDESCO president Anna-Cari Gund. “We recognise that it isn’t always necessary for a manager to have beauty or spa therapy skills, and while we still believe this can be an advantage, we wanted to open up our knowledge and training skills to benefit those people who could be business leaders of the future.”
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CIDESCO loosens entry requirements for Beauty & Spa Management diploma
POSTED 15 Sep 2015 . BY Jane Kitchen
Anna-Cari Gund is president of CIDESCO
International beauty and spa therapy standard-setter CIDESCO has revised entry requirements for its Beauty & Spa Management diploma. The organisation said this comes as a result of growing demand for management training in the beauty and spa industry.

The diploma is now a complete training course which does not require the student to have any beauty or spa therapy experience; previously, study for this diploma was only available to postgraduate students who held the CIDESCO beauty or spa diploma.

“There has been a growing demand for management skills in beauty and spa businesses and a shortage of people to fill these roles,” said CIDESCO president Anna-Cari Gund. “We recognise that it isn’t always necessary for a manager to have beauty or spa therapy skills, and while we still believe this can be an advantage, we wanted to open up our knowledge and training skills to benefit those people who could be business leaders of the future.”
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CIDESCO World Congress brings spa industry together, says Anna-Cari Gund


The 63rd annual CIDESCO World Congress and Exhibition was a success, says Anna-Cari Gund, president of CIDESCO International. In an exclusive Thought Leader column for Spa Opportunities, Gund shares her insights on what was learned at the event.
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London Museum makes destination dining part of the attraction
London Museum will open four new food and drink destinations when it launches its new home at Smithfield on 28 November, making hospitality a central part of the visitor experience at one of the capital's biggest cultural openings of the year.
OMA completes New Museum transformation with landmark expansion and Oberon restaurant
OMA has completed a major transformation of New York's New Museum, creating a larger cultural campus that combines expanded exhibition spaces with learning, performance, hospitality and public programming.
David Rockwell creates immersive magic destination, The Hand and The Eye
A US$50 million (£44.2 million, €51.2 million) transformation of Chicago's historic McCormick Mansion has created a new destination that combines live magic, immersive theatre, dining and private membership under one roof.
Montana Heritage Center opens with immersive exhibits and US$107 million investment
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