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Course Descriptions and Objectives

COSMETOLOGY COURSE   (Total 1250 hours) 

The cosmetology course provides the student with a comprehensive study of hair, skin and nails. The course goal is to enable the student to successfully complete 1250 hours of training with a passing grade of 70% in all subjects taught, and to prepare the student for State Board Examinations in order to obtain a license to practice cosmetology.


 STUDENT TEACHING COURSE   (Total 500 hours) 

The student teaching course provides the licensed cosmetologist with a comprehensive study and practice in the subjects necessary to develop effective instruction and learning situations that are up to date, accurate and based upon currently acceptable practices in cosmetology. The course objectives are to develop the ability to teach theory and practice of cosmetology, using the four-step teaching plan. The student will learn to use various teaching aids, such as, textbooks, workbooks, audio-visual aids, tests, etc., to the best advantage in the classroom. The course is designed to provide information about specific teaching techniques to be used by the cosmetology teacher in the classroom and to understand the principles of psychology as applied to teaching. The course goal is to help students to develop the qualities necessary to teaching excellence and to master professional competency as a teacher and personal characteristics that contribute to success in teaching.


   ESTHETICS COURSE   (Total 300 hours)  

The esthetics course is a comprehensive study in the care of the skin and Make-up Artistry. The course is designed to educate students in the practical sense, as well as, provide a well rounded knowledge of the theory behind the practical procedures. The student will learn the history of skin care and cosmetics, the importance of personal hygiene and public sanitation, image for the professional esthetician and professional ethics. Structure and function of the skin along with anatomy, chemistry and electricity and light therapy are also vital components. Students will be thoroughly trained in both manual facials and machine facials, microdermasbrasion, and full consultations and skin analysis procedures. Make-up techniques include analysis of facial structure, color harmony and facial balance, application of make-up for daytime wear, evening wear, as well as, measures for corrective make-up and theatrical make-up.

   

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