Provider-neutral platform
Training matters in cosmetic nursing.
Non-surgical cosmetic procedures should only be performed by practitioners with appropriate education, knowledge, training, competence, authorisations and experience for the specific procedure being provided.
Aligned with national guidance.
Training pathways connected through Yooli.
Browse providers and courses.
Australasian Academy of Cosmetic Dermal Science (AACDS)
Australasian Academy of Cosmetic Dermal Science (AACDS) provides cosmetic nursing and dermal science education for practitioners seeking structured training in aesthetic practice.
Aesthetic and Skin Institute
Bravura Education
Yooli Training
Yooli Training provides professional education and hands-on training in beauty therapy, aesthetic treatments, and cosmetic services, empowering practitioners across Australia and New Zealand with practical skills and industry-ready qualifications.
Why connect training through Yooli?
Frequently asked questions.
Is Yooli a training provider?
Yooli is an open platform where external training providers can connect their own courses.
Can external training providers connect to Yooli?
Yes. Yooli is designed to allow external suppliers to connect their courses, giving clinics and practitioners access to multiple training providers.
Why is provider choice important?
Provider choice helps reduce conflicts of interest and allows clinics to select training based on quality, relevance, scope, competence and regulatory expectations.
Does completing a course automatically authorise a nurse to perform cosmetic procedures?
No. Completion of a course does not, by itself, authorise a practitioner to perform any procedure. Practitioners and clinics must ensure all education, training, competence, authorisations, supervision and scope of practice requirements are met.
Can clinics use Yooli for credentialing?
Yes. Yooli can help clinics link training records to credentialing workflows, so practitioner access and responsibilities are better aligned with demonstrated training and competence.
Is training the same for every cosmetic procedure?
No. Training should be relevant to the specific procedure being performed, the practitioner’s role, their scope of practice, and the risks associated with the treatment.