Group or Individual Lash Training: Which Format Is Right for You?

You have chosen your lash extension course. One important question remains: group course or individual course? Both formats cover the same programme, but the experience, pace and budget differ. Whether you come from Switzerland, France or Belgium, here is how to choose.

Two formats, the same high standards

The group course

You train in a small group, on a date chosen from the sessions listed on each course page. You benefit from demonstrations, practice on live models and the trainer’s corrections, while sharing the experience with other students.

The individual course

You are one-to-one with the trainer. The date is set around your availability and the pace adapts entirely to you: more time on a tricky step, questions about your project, even finer corrections.

Both formats include practice on a live model, the PDF manual, the kit, the certificate of attendance, access to the private group and follow-up after the course.

Prices at a glance

For reference, here are the prices shown on the website at the time of writing:

For both courses you can secure your place with a CHF 400 deposit. The Korean Lash Lift, Brow Lift and Thread Brow Shaping courses are also offered one-to-one or in small groups of 2 to 3 students, with a 30% deposit, and the competition coaching is always one-to-one.

Choose the group course if…

• you want to keep your budget under control;
• you enjoy learning with others and hearing their questions;
• one of the scheduled dates works for you;
• you like the motivation of a group, which often becomes a real professional network.

Choose the individual course if…

• you have a tight schedule: work, children, a long journey from France, Belgium or another canton;
• you want to learn at your own pace;
• you already have experience and want to work on something specific: isolation, speed, mapping, retention;
• you have a concrete business project to discuss in detail with the trainer;
• you feel more comfortable asking questions one-to-one.

Decide in three questions

1. What is my starting level? Complete beginners thrive in a group. Technicians who need to correct habits often get more value from the individual format.
2. What are my date and travel constraints? If no group session fits, or if you travel from far away, the individual course lets you pick the day.
3. How do I learn best? Some people progress thanks to the group, others thanks to the trainer’s undivided attention.

The right choice is the one that makes you independent

Whatever the format, the goal is the same: leaving able to create clean, long-lasting sets adapted to each client. Course pages and booking are in French. If you are unsure, contact us with your level and your project, including any question about the language of instruction, and we will help you choose. See every session on the All courses page.