Build specialised knowledge and practical competency in laser and light-based hair reduction through a structured pathway covering professional education, supervised practical exposure, documented case experience, competency assessment and regulatory pathway guidance.

The CRAS Laser Hair Reduction Technician pathway brings together professional education, supervised practical training, documented clinical experience, and applicable external assessment. Eligible candidates can progress through the relevant regulatory process according to their professional background and destination jurisdiction.
Build foundational knowledge of laser and light-based technologies, treatment principles, safety, equipment and professional practice.
Develop practical skills through supervised training and clinical exposure according to applicable requirements.
Build structured and documented clinical case experience where required by the relevant pathway, examination or regulatory authority.
Eligible candidates can progress toward the applicable NCLC competency examination pathway, including the CLO-A examination where eligibility requirements are met.
Understand the additional requirements that may apply to professional registration, verification, licensing and permitted scope of practice.
A professional qualification is an important foundation, but regulated practice may require additional education, practical experience, assessment, verification, registration or licensing. The CRAS pathway helps eligible candidates understand and prepare for the requirements that may apply to their intended profession and destination.
Begin by confirming your professional background, intended destination, and eligibility requirements. Our admissions team can guide you through the CRAS education and training components of the pathway and help you understand the applicable next steps.
Please note that professional registration, licensing, and authorization to practice are determined by the relevant regulatory authority and may vary according to country, professional qualification, scope of practice and other regulatory requirements.