SKCIN CELEBRATES AFFILIATION
WITH THE BRITISH BEAUTY COUNCIL
One year ago today Skcin launched their fourth national accreditation
programme, MASCED (Melanoma and Skin Cancer Early Detection) a national
training programme for hair, health and beauty industry professionals.
In just one year we have achieved a great deal. From Industry
recognition and endorsement, national media coverage and peer review, to the
implementation of a training roadshow across 11 UK locations. In just twelve
months we are proud to have over 8,300 registered professionals across 30
industry sectors nationwide. In addition, international interest continues to
gain momentum with registrations from 26 different countries across the globe.
We have received literally thousands of 5 star testimonials and
recommendations with reports of how accredited professionals have spotted both
non-melanoma and melanoma skin cancers, putting their new found knowledge into
action and quite literally saving lives.
On the day of our first year anniversary we are delighted to announce
the support of the British Beauty Council, who in recognition of our work, have
invited us to become affiliate members, helping us to connect with industry
experts and potential stakeholders.
The British Beauty Council has been founded to represent the voices,
opinions and needs of the British beauty industry and are committed to
developing excellence and growth in a sector that is a significant contributor
to the British economy.
Millie
Kendall MBE, CEO of the British Beauty Council said: “We are delighted to work with and acknowledge such an innovative
charity. Skcin is so unique and by educating industry professionals, and
teaching them methods of early detection to help reduce the numbers of people
with late stage skin cancer, is something we had to affiliate ourselves with.
It is incredibly important work and personally I feel very proud to be
supporting them."
Marie Tudor, from Skcin said: “The MASCED Accreditation programme is a unique
and innovative addition to the British beauty Industry. By increasing industry
knowledge to prevent and promote the early detection of skin cancer, we can
harnesses the power of the professional, enabling them to become powerful
advocates in the fight against skin cancer and save lives. We are thrilled to
receive support from the British Beauty Council and to be recognised for our
valuable contribution to this industry by enhancing the role of the British
beauty professional and highlighting the significant value they can add to the
communities in which they operate”.
To register to take part in the MASCED accreditation, hair, health and
beauty industry professionals
can get with the programme at: masced.uk
To find out more about and join the British Beauty Council visit: britishbeautycouncil.com