Your spa is only as good as its employees, which is why spa staff training is critical. Below, we walk you through seven ways to train your staff so they work effectively and help you grow your business.
Starting a new job is daunting, whether you're newly qualified or an experienced therapist looking for a new opportunity. So, ensure you devise a solid onboarding program to help spa employees get familiar with the team.
If you want to train spa staff effectively, then you should purchase some dedicated training equipment. Although there will be initial outlays involved, think of this as a long-term investment in your spa's success. Training materials you might introduce include:
And whenever you plan on introducing a new product or service, be sure you purchase samples and give employees time to learn what's required before rolling the service out to clients.
Spa staff training should take place in some form at least monthly, if not bi-weekly. So, be sure to draw up some regular in-house training strategies for your business. In-house training can include:
Use training sessions as a chance for employees to share tips and knowledge on a regular basis.
Spa employees' training should always include IT training. Show employees how to use IT, like spa management software, to make their working day more efficient.
Spa software from AestheticsPro is designed to help your staff run their calendars more effectively.
It's easy to lose track of spa staff training progress, especially if you're starting many employees at once or you have staff with vastly different training needs. So, here are some tips for tracking whether employees are hitting their training targets.
AestheticsPro software ensures you can track these metrics and more from one single, secure platform.
Sure, you need a solid in-house training program, but external learning opportunities are just as valuable.
You don't need to send all your staff to workshops or conferences at the one time. However, you might send one or two employees who can then share what they learn with your team. Be sure to alternate who goes on outside training classes to give everyone the chance to develop and grow.
Check out reliable websites like AmSpa for training opportunities and accredited courses to enroll in.
Want to boost staff morale and improve performance simultaneously? Encourage your employees to take charge of their own learning.
Work with your team to set individualized performance and training goals so your employees always feel like they make a meaningful contribution to your spa. Set clear learning goals and make sure everyone knows what's expected of them.
Training spa staff is an ongoing, long-term process, and it's crucial you keep track of staff performance if you want to run your business most effectively. With spa management software from AestheticsPro, you can monitor everything from staff performance to employee feedback, all from a single, integrated workspace.
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