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How to Become a Lash Trainer

How to Become a Lash Trainer

If you've built a successful lash business and love sharing your knowledge, becoming a lash trainer could be the perfect next step. Teaching aspiring lash artists not only creates an additional income stream but also helps you establish yourself as an expert within the beauty industry.

Whether you want to run in-person training, offer one to one mentoring, or launch your own beauty academy, becoming a qualified trainer is easier than you might think.

Why Become a Lash Trainer?

Many experienced lash artists reach a point where they want more than just client appointments. Becoming a trainer allows you to:

  • Increase your earning potential.
  • Diversify your business.
  • Build your reputation as an industry expert.
  • Inspire and educate future lash artists.
  • Create long term business opportunities.

Teaching can also provide greater flexibility, allowing you to balance client work with training courses.

Do You Need a Qualification to Teach Lash Courses?

While there is no legal requirement to hold a teaching qualification, most insurance providers, accreditation bodies, and students will expect you to have one.

The most widely recognised qualification is the Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET), previously known as PTLLS.

This qualification provides you with the skills needed to confidently plan, deliver and assess training sessions, making it the ideal starting point for anyone wanting to teach beauty or lash courses.

Complete Your Level 3 AET with Phatlash Courses

At Phatlash Courses, we offer the Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET) online, allowing you to study at your own pace from anywhere.

Our course is designed for beauty professionals who are ready to take the next step in their careers and begin teaching others.

With flexible learning, expert support and lifetime access to your course materials, you can gain your qualification around your existing work schedule.

Build Your Own Lash Academy

Once you've completed your teaching qualification, you can begin creating your own training academy.

Many lash trainers choose to teach:

  • Classic Lash Extensions
  • Russian Volume Lashes
  • Lash Lift & Tint
  • Brow Treatments
  • Lash Removal
  • Lash Aftercare
  • Business and Marketing Skills

Offering accredited training can help attract more students and increase trust in your academy.

What Else Will You Need?

Alongside your teaching qualification, you'll also want to consider:

  • Professional teaching resources and manuals.
  • Student kits.
  • Public liability and training insurance.
  • Course accreditation (if applicable).
  • A suitable training venue or online platform.

The better your training experience, the more likely students are to recommend your courses and leave positive reviews.

Continue Growing Your Business

Becoming a lash trainer doesn't mean giving up your existing clients. Many successful educators continue offering lash appointments while running regular training courses.

Over time, teaching can become a significant source of income while helping you build a recognised name within the beauty industry.

Start Your Teaching Journey Today

If you're passionate about lashes and ready to share your skills, there's never been a better time to become a lash trainer.

The Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET) from Phatlash Courses gives you the knowledge and confidence to begin teaching professionally and grow your own beauty training business.

Invest in yourself, inspire the next generation of lash artists, and take your career to the next level.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to complete the Level 3 AET?
As an online course, you can study at your own pace, making it easy to fit around work and family commitments.

Can I teach other beauty treatments too?
Yes. The Level 3 AET qualifies you to teach a wide range of subjects that you are already competent and qualified in.

Where can I enrol?
You can enrol today through Phatlash Courses and start working towards becoming a professional beauty educator.

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