Gel Beginner
Choose this for corrected foundations: prep, gel polish, BIAB, forms, shaping and safe removal.
View Gel BeginnerCourse decision guide
Choose the course by your real level: complete beginner, already practising, online learner, or student who needs focused e-file, BIAB, retention or shape correction.
Fast answer
If you are starting from zero, do not book advanced correction first. If you already practise, do not repeat a beginner course unless your foundations are missing. Use the route below.
Choose this for corrected foundations: prep, gel polish, BIAB, forms, shaping and safe removal.
View Gel BeginnerChoose this when retention, lifting, apex, sidewalls, e-file, speed or finish keeps going wrong.
View Private UpskillChoose online gel, BIAB or e-file learning when you want to study at your pace before practical correction.
View Online CoursesChoose e-file or combi correction when pressure, bit angle, cuticle prep or removal needs live coaching.
View E-file DublinDecision table
The wrong format wastes time. Pick the course based on what needs to be corrected: foundation, retention, structure, hand position, e-file safety, or flexible study.
Course routes
Most students fit one of these paths. Pick the route that matches the current gap, then use the comparison pages if you are choosing between two formats.
Proof before booking
Before booking, look at the type of detail Patricia corrects: prep, cuticle line, sidewalls, apex, product amount, shape, retention and finish.



FAQ
Complete beginners should usually start with the Gel Beginner practical course in Dublin 2 because it gives corrected foundations before moving into private upskill or advanced techniques.
Choose group training if you need a structured beginner route, private training if you already practise and need correction, and online training if you need flexible study or revision first.
Book Private Upskill when you already practise nails and need Patricia to correct specific problems such as retention, lifting, BIAB structure, e-file control, shape, refill speed or finish.
Yes. Online nail courses are useful for preparation and revision, especially for gel, BIAB and e-file topics. Students can then upgrade to practical training in Dublin when hands-on correction is needed.
The strongest route is usually Gel Beginner foundations first, then online revision or Private Upskill for correction, followed by focused e-file, BIAB, refill and salon workflow improvement.
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