Full scholarship for Vocational education and grants to train women in Vocational education

Answer:

Here’s how you can approach this in two directions — one for your own Level 4 Advanced Beauty Therapy studies and another for getting grants or funding to train women and youth and equip them with machines.

1. Getting a Full Scholarship for Level 4 Advanced Beauty Therapy

Beauty therapy programs at Level 4 are usually offered by vocational training institutions, further education (FE) colleges, or private beauty academies — especially in the UK, Australia, Canada, and some EU countries.
To get a full scholarship, you’ll need to target vocational skills and women empowerment funding sources, such as:

• UK Government – Advanced Learner Loans & Bursaries (if studying in the UK)

  • Covers course fees for eligible Level 3–6 programs.
  • Some FE colleges also have discretionary learner support funds for low-income students.

• City & Guilds Bursaries (UK)

  • For students taking City & Guilds-accredited beauty therapy qualifications.

• Beauty Therapy Schools’ Own Scholarships

  • Some private academies (CIDESCO-accredited) offer partial/full scholarships to high-potential students — worth contacting directly.

• Women-focused Vocational Scholarships

  • Soroptimist International, Zonta International, and other NGOs sometimes fund women in vocational trades.

• Country-specific Skills Development Funds

  • In Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean, there are technical and vocational education and training (TVET) grants.

2. Grants to Train Women and Youth in Beauty Therapy

If your goal is to empower others with training and advanced equipment, you can apply for small business development grants and community skill development funds:

International Funding Sources

• UN Women – Women’s Economic Empowerment Grants

  • Supports projects that create jobs and skills for women.

• USAID Grants

  • Funds vocational training projects in developing countries.

• Global Fund for Women

  • Offers funding for women-led organizations in skill development.

• World Bank / IFC Programs

  • Have funding for women’s entrepreneurship in certain countries.

Private Sector & CSR Grants

• L’Oréal Foundation – Beauty for a Better Life

  • Funds beauty training programs for disadvantaged women globally.

• Coty Inc. & Wella Professionals CSR Programs

  • Support beauty industry empowerment initiatives.

• The Body Shop Community Trade Program

  • Sometimes funds social enterprises with training components.

3. Steps to Move Forward

1. For Your Own Studies

   • Identify accredited schools offering Level 4 Advanced Beauty Therapy in your country or abroad.
   • Ask about scholarships, bursaries, or payment plans.
   • Apply to multiple funding options at once.

2. For Training & Empowerment Project

   • Write a short project proposal: your goal, target group (women & youth), expected impact, and equipment needed.
   • Register as a non-profit or small business (if not already) to be eligible for most grants.
   • Apply to women empowerment funds and corporate beauty CSR programs.

If you want, I can prepare a combined list of active 2025 beauty therapy scholarships for you and grants for women empowerment in the beauty industry — with links and deadlines — so you can apply for both your personal studies and your training project.

Do you want me to prepare that list for you?