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Hair & Nails Basic Cosmetology Course #1 - 1,500 Hours This course teaches the student to perform any standard cosmetology service required in the beauty salon. The curriculum is based on the Pivot Point training system and our own experience since opening the college in 1960. The knowledge and skills will prepare the student for work as a hairstylist, salon manager, hair colorist, salon owner, product demonstrator, manicurist, or pedicurist. The details about this course, including hours, requirements, and the total fee can be found below on this page! Basic Cosmetology Class Start Dates 2009: | February 17, 2009 | April 7, 2009 | May 26, 2009 | | July 14, 2009 | September 1, 2009 | October 20, 2009 | | December 8, 2009 | For more information, you may Contact Us 7 days a week! |
BASIC COSMETOLOGY COURSE #1COURSE DESCRIPTION: |
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This Basic Cosmetology Course
is 1500 hours, full time, over a period of approximately ten months (and a few days), 35 hours per week, five
days per week, seven hours per day, Tuesday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. with a one-hour lunch break. Part
time is over a period of 16 months, 4 hours per day, Tuesday through Friday
from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 7 hours on Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. with a one-hour lunch on Saturday. Freshman class time is spent
learning the technical skills and theory of hairdressing, hair cutting,
business, manicuring, pedicuring and Salon Success. The curriculum is based on the Piviot Point training system and
our own experience since opening the college in 1960. Sophomore time is divided
between the clinic and the classroom. Sophomore Clinic training takes place in
the clinic working on customers. All
the basics that were learned in the Freshman class are utilized as well as
continued mannequin work that prepares the student for the State Board Exam. Sophomore Class time is spent
learning the technical skills and theory of hair coloring, permanent waving,
hair cutting, iron curling, chemical relaxing, and make-up. Emphasis is placed on the study of hair
structure and hair chemistry to help the student better understand what they
are working on as well as the chemicals they are working with. Junior and Senior training
takes place in the clinic where the students work on customers. They also continue mannequin work including
preparation for the State Board Exam. A designated part of each
weekday will be spent in theory class learning cosmetology theory, human
relations, psychology, salesmanship, self-improvement, and State Law. Tests are given over theory chapters as the
subjects are covered. The 1500 hours of this course
is comparable to hours required by some of the surrounding states.
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES At the completion of this
course the student will be qualified to pass the State Board Exam and receive a
professional cosmetology license enabling them to perform any standard
cosmetology service required in the beauty salon or spa. The knowledge and skills will prepare
students for work as a hairdresser, salon manager, hair colorist, salon owner,
product demonstrator, manicurist, pedicurist, etc. Total Fee
- Basic Cosmetology |
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Our Total fee includes, Tuition, Enrollment fee, Textbooks, Tools and Equipment! |
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CURRICULUM
- Basic Cosmetology Full
time is ten months of continuous training consisting of not more than 35 hours
per week or more than seven hours per day, Tuesday through Saturday. Part time is sixteen months of continuous
training consisting of not more than 23 hours per week or more than 4 hours per
day, Tuesday through Friday and 7 hours on Saturday. This
period of time is divided approximately as follows: |
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Subject |
Hours |
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Shampooing of all kinds |
40 |
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Hair coloring, bleaches, rinses |
130 |
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Hair cutting, shaping |
130 |
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Permanent waving, chemical relaxing |
125 |
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Hair setting, pin curls, fingerwaving, thermal curling |
225 |
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Comb-outs, hair styling techniques |
105 |
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Scalp treatments, scalp diseases |
30 |
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Facials, eyebrows, lash dyes, arches |
40 |
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Manicuring, hand and arm massage, pedicuring, foot and
leg massage |
110 |
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Cosmetic chemistry |
25 |
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Salesmanship, shop management |
10 |
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Sanitation/Sterilization |
30 |
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Anatomy |
20 |
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State Law |
10 |
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Miscellaneous lectures, test reviews, psychology,
motivation, etc. to be defined by the College |
470 |
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Total |
1500 |
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ENROLLMENT
AND ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS Basic
Cosmetology Classes
start on Tuesday of each seventh week and the entrance requirements are as
follows: ·
Must have a high school diploma or GED certificate ·
Have attained the age of 17 before taking the State
Board Exam ·
Proof of age - Birth Certificate or Drivers License ·
Free of contagious disease / possesses good moral
character ·
Have a personal interview with a school official and
pass an entrance exam ·
$100.00 Registration / Enrollment Fee payable to Independence College of Cosmetology. This fee is for processing all paper work
and is non-refundable after three business days. If the student decides to re-enroll at a later date, another
$100.00 Registration/Enrollment Fee will be charged. ·
Four 2x2 pictures. ·
$25.00 money order for student license payable to State Board of Cosmetology. The
Missouri State Board of Cosmetology requires two years of high school for the
Basic Cosmetology Course. The
Missouri State Board of Cosmetology requires 1500 hours for the Basic
Cosmetology Course. |
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