Coleg Cambria’s Iâl Spa in Wrexham exceeds initial goals quickly. High demand prompts expansion plans and new job creation.
Winter went great, and they were super busy. The facilities include a sauna and steam room, a jacuzzi, and a health food bar. They beat their goals within three months.
The spa will hire more staff, needing qualified people from the beauty industry. They also want to hire an apprentice to help meet the service demand. Services include things like massages.
Kids and teens love “Spa-ties.” These are pamper parties at the spa. The spa plans to use students on weekends; they could also work evenings.
Demand has been big, with treatments and facilities all proving popular. Memberships have a waiting list, and they want to add resources to keep their service top-notch.
It’s an educational place where students get amazing experience. The service rivals other high-end spas, and people find it open and affordable too.
Feedback is great, with people loving the work of staff and students. The facilities’ quality is also praised. This is great news, especially since they just opened.
Vicky Edwards is very happy. She stressed the center’s learning importance, citing it as key for beauty and health education in northeast Wales.
Iâl Spa exceeded sales goals, which is amazing for their first year. They had good expectations, but also knew it was new. Wrexham residents visited a lot, and demand is clearly present.
Students get real-world experience. They work with experts and real clients, using great products and tech. You can’t recreate that elsewhere.
Sarah Edwards thinks the spa is excellent. It blends education with the industry, and this combination is working well. Her vision is now real, and the public’s response takes it further.
The spa is already impactful, proving good for education and business. The best things are still coming; this is really just the beginning.