Have you always wanted to train in e-filing but felt that it was out of budget? Or you couldn’t afford both the training and machine? Do you have an e-file but hold no certification and need to gain a qualification to ensure peace of mind? Maybe you are qualified, but you still lack confidence, feel confused about angles, what speed to work at, bits and other areas in this complex technique. You feel your knowledge needs adding too? Do you want to refresh your skills and learn more about e-filing? We’ve got you with our KB E-Filing Masterclass. You will leave our training confident, and we offer full support before, during and after your training. Not only do we cover the importance of anatomy and e-filing techniques over all mediums, prep, cuticle work, removal, refining and much more. You will learn often overlooked topics such as the correct angles and pressure, what bits to use and how they are made as well as understanding how your machine works. If you feel your previous training lacked essential information, you can be sure to feel confident in what you learn with us. Open to everyone whether you have a new KB E-File or not, this course is presented online live but will be available to review and rewatch at your leisure. Course literature is provided, and attending the live session will provide you with an accredited qualification. As the session is online, it is accessible to all, wherever in the world you are. Upon booking you will be sent further details about your training session via email. To access your course you can sign in under 'my courses' on the website menu (under the KB logo) using the email you purchased the course with. Once you have completed the training you will be shared a code and a link on the completion page to be able to use to book the live online zoom assessment free of charge (approximately 2 hours) at a date convenient for yourself which you can select from the dates on the link, please keep the code safe. Get this masterclass for FREE, when you purchase KB Portable E-File here.
