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Bret Holmes trainsAt Premier Hairdressing College Conference held in July 2010 Bret Holmes took a long hair styling workshop for the tutors. He was flamboyant and "fabulous" and his workshop was a masterpiece.... Bret Holmes trainsBret is creative director and owner of The Salon in Tauranga and a member of the Schwarzkopf Progressive Hairdressing Elite Club. Bret has earned himself a reputation for being a master at long hair and styling and his workshop was about the latest trend in hair ups. He worked on three models (students of Premier Hairdressing College) who were transformed into Super Models. Bret is a dynamic educator. His passion for education, fashion and reality makes his work inspiring on all levels.    Premier Awards 2010Every year at the Annual Awards for Premier Hairdressing College a number of awards are presented celebrating excellence.... Premier Awards 2010Recognising outstanding achievement is now an established part of Premier Hairdressing College's calendar. They see these awards as inspiring excellence and as an acknowledgement that what you do really matters. In 2010 the winners were: Linzi Middlemiss Excellence Award Julie Scott - Hawkes Bay Outstanding Contribution Award Samantha Turpin - Hawkes Bay Best Team Player Diane Gordon - Auckland and BEST SITE 2010 - Auckland site. Premier congratulates the winners. Auckland has won the Best Site two years in a row and they should feel very proud. Julie Scott has won the Linzi Middlemiss Excellence Award for the second time - well done Julie.    Success at Design AwardsRegional Fashion Hair Design Awards 20 June 2010 at Hawkes Bay.... Success at Design AwardsHawkes Bay had two entrants, Jade Jeffares and Melanie McPartlin, both from the February 2010 group. On the day the models were prepped and make up and Alana Hastings a professional makeup artist made the models look stunning. The two students completed in the urban day style for apprentices. They both did extremely well and as there was nothing between them they both received a certificate. Premier Hairdressing College would like to congratulate both students and models for all their hard work, time and effort. It really paid off. Samantha Turpin (winner of the outstanding contribution award at Premier Hairdressing College's annual awards) worked hard with the students, Cynthia Dean and Julie Scott (Site Manager) supported the students on the day. Congragulations to our ex Premier students, Joanne Smith and Melanie Barker of Decadence who won awards, and good luck Jo on representing Hawkes Bay in the Supreme Team held in Christchurch in September. |
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