Clinical Aesthetic
Injectable Treatments
Level 7 Diploma in
Clinical Aesthetic
Injectable Treatments
RPEL Fasttrack Process - Level 7 Diploma in Clinical Aesthetics
The RPEL fasttrack route to qualification is solely for regulated practitioners who have already undertaken training in aesthetic practice through other formal and informal means and acquired patient-facing experience working in the clinical aesthetic field.
Regulated practitioners who hold registration on part 1 (category 2) of the JCCP register OR meet MAP-IQ’s entry requirements will be exempt from undertaking the full Level 7 learning programme including the clinical skill observations and supervised treatments and progress directly to assessment.
Additionally, practitioners who have undertaken comparable education, training, mentorship and or have gained sufficient experience in aesthetic practice are able to claim further exemption against the two internal assessment processes and proceed directly to the online written examination and practical assessment.
The online written exam involves answering multiple choice questions (MCQs) aligned to qualification learning outcomes. The online practical assessment involves demonstrating competence to administer a botulinum toxin and dermal filler treatment for cosmetic purposes. Practitioners have three attempts at both the written exam and practical assessment to achieve a pass grade.
On successful completion of the written exam and practical assessment practitioners will be awarded with a VTCT (ITEC) Level 7 Diploma in Clinical Aesthetics and be entitled to use the following post nominals – PgDip(Aes).
MAP-IQ provides full support through an online learning platform. This will help you progress through each of the assessment stages with ease. We also offer ongoing support through our private networking platform and hold regular remote Q&A sessions for all learners
THE LEVEL 7 QUALIFICATION AT A GLANCE
REGULATOR: OFQUAL- Click Here
AWARDING ORGANISATION: VTCT- Click Here
QUALIFICATION TITLE: Level 7 Diploma in Clinical Aesthetic Injectable Treatments
ACADEMIC LEVEL: Level 7 (Equivalent to Post Graduate level)
ROUTE: Fasttrack via Recognition of Prior Experiential Learning (RPEL). RPEL practitioners will achieve the same qualification as those who have undertaken the full level 7 learning programme.
GRADING: Pass/Fail
QUALIFICATION CREDITS : 60 (RQF) These M level credits can be used towards a full MSc in Professional Practice at the University of West of England. (other universities will also accept separate module credits towards an MSc in Professional Practice- learners are advised to check with their preferred university).
DURATION : Weeks or up to 12 months (Flexible).
ASSESSMENT PROCESS
The RPEL assessment process is conducted completely online and therefore accessible to learners from anywhere in the world. Learners have access to a curated assessment platform and are supported and guided through the assessment process by MAP-IQ’s expert practitioners and educationalists.
Once registered you will be invited to discuss your previous learning and experience with a MAP-IQ approved assessor to conduct a RPEL mapping exercise. Successful completion of the mapping exercise will allow practitioners to bypass the internal assessment stages 1 and 2 and proceed directly to the written exam and OSCE. Alternatively, practitioners who would like to brush up on knowledge and skills prior to proceeding to the written exam and OSCE, can complete assessments 1 and 2.
Formative Assessment:
Learners are required to complete a written assignment in their own time consisting of short answer responses (SARs). The questions and responses are based on the history of botulinum toxin and dermal fillers, Patient Consultation and Advertising in aesthetic practice.
Formative Assessment:
Learners are required to undertake a short written assignment in their own time to evidence literature review skills and evidence-based practice.
Summative Assessment:
Learners are required to undertake an online external written exam consisting of MCQs to meet the learning outcomes for the qualification.
Assessment 4: Summative Assessment
Learners are required to perform a short practice-based assessment to demonstrate competence to perform a botulinum toxin and a soft tissue filler treatment.
Practitioners who hold registration on Part A (Category 2 ) of the JCCP practitioner register
OR
Practitioners who meet the following criteria:
- A regulated medical, dental, health or allied healthcare professional with no conditions attached to practice and non-surgical cosmetic/aesthetic practice not restricted by the practitioner’s regulator.
- Foundation training in botulinum toxin and soft tissue fillers
- Hands-on experience in administering botulinum toxin and soft tissue fillers with verification of having administered 30 botulinum toxin and 30 soft tissue fillers in the past 2 years.
- Hold full indemnity insurance cover for aesthetic procedures (must include botulinum toxin and dermal fillers),
- UK and International medical and healthcare practitioners must hold an English language level of IELTS 7.0 in all components or equivalent if English is not a first language your first language.
- International medical and healthcare practitioners must hold current registration (with no conditions to practice) with a respective regulatory body in the country of practice.
N.B. Practitioners are not required to be independent prescribers, but they must be supervised for their practice-based skills assessment (OSCE) by a prescribing supervisor.
Full Payment……………………………… £2,495.00
OR
3 Month Payment Plan………………….. £2, 595.00
Registration…………….. £865.00
Month 2………………….. £865.00
Month 3………………….. £865.00
Additional cost for the payment plan is to cover administration costs.
