Wie kann ich Kosmetik-Schulungen anbieten?

As an entrepreneur, you should have much more competence!

Please answer only if you have any idea about the industry, thank you!

Then you need to employ and pay a business consultant. In a public forum, the individual cannot determine who is allowed to make a statement and who is not. You’ll just have to admit that.

To the point:

You write:

I am a state-approved cosmetician and would like to offer training.

Without wishing to reduce the success, it is necessary to mention that 3 different training courses are available for cosmetics and that the actual specialization takes place only after training for cosmetics by continuing training.

The term ‘state-tested or state-approved’ means exclusively that the examination for vocational training has been taken off by a Chamber of Crafts/Industrial and Chamber of Commerce or by an instructed inscription.

There is no special status or special quality of training.

This is what the Bundesverband Kosmetik says

https://www.bundesverband-kosmetik.de/en/

How do I do when I want to teach someone and the person wants to issue a certificate.

What can the person even start with your certificate?

A certificate is based on a uniform standardized form, for example the IHK standard.

For your project, Certificate of entry probably the better choice.

Confirmation of participation: No proof of performance required

The majority of seminar providers hand out a confirmation of attendance or a certificate of participation. She certifies that you took part in a course. However, a confirmation of participation only certifies the presence and does not assess the performance of the participant.

My personal opinion is:

You started your business too early and completely unprepared. That’s not even negative.

You meet decisions that you want to regret and undo later.

You’re closing contracts that you don’t understand and providing your contractor to override you.

What I mean is the following example very well.

You write:

Hello, I opened a cosmetic studio and I was then placed by the bank a card reader for my operation. I was told I had to pay 20€ per month, which is not a problem for me. Now I got a bill that I also have to pay €17 per month for it and also get the tax. You didn’t tell me. It was only the 20€ speech that I thought it was all included. I’ve got a very small business and I can’t pay for it every month. Can I cancel this contract? Does anyone have any experience?

Whether it is really necessary for your customers to pay with card is a matter of opinion. That you set up a separate account for the business was correct and important. However, a normal current account would have fulfilled the same purpose and would have been significantly cheaper.

You write:

Now I got a bill that I also have to pay €17 per month for it and also get the tax. You didn’t tell me.

Tip:

If you look at your bill more closely, you’ll find out.

EUR 17,00 plus 19 % VAT. (3,23 EUR) = EUR 20,23

A completely normal invoice and simply explained.

A company has revenues and expenditure (costs).

The EUR 20,23 count among your operating costs as well as your store rental. Insurances, etc. Practically all expenditure required for operation.

If you pay VAT to the tax office, you can reimburse the VAT you pay yourself.

• So you’ll get the EUR 3.23 back from the tax office.

If you buy your products from the wholesaler, the bill does not look different.

A comprehensible bookkeeping is essential than a card reader.

And of course you need to read your business post properly. Nothing changed at all. You pay €20,- as agreed.

In another thing, you wanted to know what the advertisement costs on your shop window.

If you want to be an entrepreneur, you have to do something!

Maybe you’ll see your rent or lease again. As a rule, the contracts for commercial real estate have a minimum term of 5 years. So just to make your little boy doesn’t go so easy.

You make the mistake many other founders make. You overestimate your skills.

Tip:

If not yet, you will soon receive mail from the IHK, as well as the professional association. In both cases it is a forced membership. So you can’t choose whether to pay the contributions or not.

Tip:

As an individual entrepreneur, you are with your private assets. This applies both to damage caused, for example, by a defective electric device, and to accidents, for example when a customer slips out in your store and breaks the bones. Are you sufficiently secure against that?

And what do you do when you get yourself out. Of course, your fixed costs continue.

And probably you don’t just want to work for the cost, do you?

Suppose you calculate your profit at 20% and at the end of the month you should stay 2,000,- EUR. Then you have to make a turnover of EUR 10,000. If you have opened 6 days a week, it will make 400,- EUR a day. Every day!

My tip:

The IHK, but also the Volkshochschulen offer so-called. Start-up seminars. There you can at least acquire basic commercial knowledge.

You talked to your health insurance company. As a self-employed person, you also pay the employer’s share. With about 300,- to 400,- EUR a month you should expect.

And if you were to hang a car loan on your neck, you might think about it again.

It’s really not understandable why you didn’t know better in advance.

Good luck!