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#beauticiancourse #freebeauticiancourse #vlog #karachi #hyderabad #internationalcourse #beautyparlour #makeup #hairstyles #diplomacourses #certification #free #freecourses #beautician #facial #beauty #grooming Nissa's Salon Tell: 03358377878 & 02135210539. The place is nice and well lit. It smells quite nice, too. There are big mirrors fixed on either side of the walls with young ladies busy as bees as they sort out the products and stuff in the wheeled trolleys besides them. A group on one side is working on different hairstyles. Some are plugging in the hair dryer, some the hair straightening iron as they look at an assortment of mousse and gel to select what they’ll be needing. Each girl has a hairbrush, round or wire brush or a comb of some kind in hand as they go about their work. Meanwhile, there is another group on the other side giving facials or busy doing make-up. It is all happening under the watchful eye of trainers Saniya Khurram, Nissa Shayan and Saif Zulfiqar with the CEO of Munaiza’s Bakht Academy Munaiza Zulfiqar watching over both the trainers and the trainees. It’s a beauticians’ class obviously but this is no ordinary class. Instead of paying to take the course, the students here are all being taught by some of the best in the business for free. And the training that they are receiving is not normal or regular training, it is international training. “The girls are showing so much potential and we are very proud of them,” one of the trainers, Saniya Khurram told Dawn. Asked about the difference between normal and international training, she explained that “international training helps you meet international standards.” About the training and the trainees, the CEO of Munaiza’s Bakht Academy, Munaiza Zulfiqar said that they were offering international standard training, with certification, free of cost to some eight to nine girls in Karachi and 13 in Hyderabad. She said they thought of this during the Covid-19 lockdowns when many people were finding it hard to make ends meet or were getting tired of just sitting at home doing nothing. “When Covid hit, we used to see families with so many issues. People were losing jobs. Many beauty salons were also closing and going out of business as they never reopened. That’s when the socially conscious came out to do their bit. There were ration collection and distribution drives. That’s when we also thought about providing skills to girls,” she said. The CEO was glad to report that their hard work was also paying off. “We have a batch here in Karachi that we are training and another in Hyderabad. The 13 girls in Hyderabad have all found employment with big salons there and the ones in Karachi will also easily get good jobs after being equipped with world-class training,” she said, adding that they were affiliated with several international companies. “The training we are offering is second to none. Our other regular students pay around Rs200,000 for this course. But these girls are not asked to pay us anything. Not even the product kits that they need for practicing. We provide them with everything, even food, during our five-hour sessions,” she said, adding that they even suspended normal salon work for these classes. “International affiliation gives our students international certifications, followed by diploma courses and the master class,” she said. “Otherwise, if they go abroad where a girl is earning $20 an hour, our girls only get paid one-fourth of that amount. International training brings them at par with the other girls doing the same work,” she said. It was a feel-good moment to speak to the students. Some had come from Lyari, Gulshan-i-Hadeed, Garden East, Saddar, etc. They all belonged to different ethnic groups and they all had big dreams for themselves. Some wanted to specialise in hair, some skin, some shared their dreams of opening their own salon someday. “It is a big change that I see in them from the girls who first came to us. I am loving their confidence,” said Munaiza Zulfiqar when reminded that some of the girls might even open up a salon right across theirs and give them some tough completion.