Yes Madam, a tech-enabled home salon and beauty and wellness platform has announced a strategic partnership with Beauty and Wellness Sector Skill Council (B&WSSC) to empower, upskill and certify its beauty professionals. 

As many as 20 beauty professionals from Yes Madam alongside an impressive cohort of 150 other beauty and wellness mavens affiliated with brands such as Blossom Kocchar, Tatva Ayurveda and others excelled in B&WSSC assessments and got certified.

Yes Madam is currently in the process of enhancing the expertise of an additional 1500 beauty professionals within six months. This training will be administered by Yes Madam’s professionals itself. 

The program has been designed to span no less than 15 days, to ensure that participants are thoroughly immersed in a comprehensive training regimen. After which Yes Madam trainees will have to qualify for the B&WSSC exam to get certified, which will serve as a testament to their mastery in the field of beauty and wellness.

“As a leading player in the beauty and wellness services domain, Yes Madam is well-positioned to capitalise on its wealth of industry knowledge and expertise to deliver innovative and effective training programs. We acknowledge the indispensable role of upskilling and certification in augmenting the proficiencies and competitiveness of our workforce, and, to that end, we are unwaveringly dedicated to forging partnerships with distinguished associates such as B&WSSC to furnish our cadre of beauty professionals with exceptional training and certification regimens of a global calibre,” said Mayank Arya, co-founder of Yes Madam. 

The formation of this alliance aligns with the B&WSSC’s Skill Gap Study ceremony, which transpired on March 31, 2023. The report titled “Bridging the Skill Gap, Beauty-Fully” was undertaken by KPMG which furnished a comprehensive analysis of the pressing demand for skilled personnel in various sub-sectors pertaining to beauty and wellness, with projections spanning up to the year 2030.