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The faculty uses a combination of classroom lectures, demonstrations and clinic techniques. Our training methods
               are designed to elicit the cooperation and participation of the student. This is accomplished by being sensitive to the
               individual differences and to the variety of backgrounds of the participants.

               Several instructional methods are used to encourage retention and comprehension. These items include but are not
               limited to:

                   1.  Theory and application as a natural progression in the learning process
                   2.  Goal-oriented assignments and encouragement to complete the program
                   3.  Satisfactory progress reports that accurately reflect the student’s knowledge base
                   4.  Periodic written examinations
                   5.  Skilled instructor input in the classrooms and clinic
                   6.  Audio-visual aids to supplement lecture and textbook materials
                   7. Personal growth encouragement including development of desirable work habits and attitudes, pride in work,
                   acceptable personal grooming and dress, appropriate relations, effective communication skills, safety and health
                   habits, and legal aspects of salon operations.


               Skin Care Textbooks:
               Salon Fundamentals Esthetics Textbook
               Salon Fundamentals Esthetics Workbook
               Exam Prep Book Esthetics
               Dermalogica’s “The Book”



               Evaluation:

               Students are evaluated by both written and practical exams. Students must complete all clinic requirements with a
               passing score. A Mock State Board Exam is also administered.

               Skin Care Attendance:

               The attendance policy for this course is in strict accordance to the Satisfactory Progress Policy. All students are
               required to maintain at least a 70% attendance rate. A total of 600 clock hours are required for graduation from the
               course.

               Skin Care Course Length:

               The skin care course can be completed in 40 weeks (approximately 10 months) for part time students or 20 weeks
               (approximately 5 months) for full time students.

               Skin Care Course Outline
               600 Hours

               Subject                                                          Hours
                       A.  State Laws, Rules and Regulations                     10
                              1.  Rules and regulations of school
                              2.  Composition and functions of the State Board
                              3.  Requirements for licensing
                              4.  State law for salon owners
                              5.  State laws for licensed operators

                       B.  Orientation, Safety, Health and Professionalism         2
                              1.  Course content and materials in kit
                              2.   Positions and careers available



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