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Cosmetology
Cosmetology Curriculum
National Institute’s Cosmetology program is designed to provide you with competency based knowledge, artistic principles, and hands-on experience with real clients. You will learn a large variety of different skills and techniques that will set you up for a successful career as a Cosmetologist.
Courses Include:
- Hair & Scalp Treatments
- Hair cutting
- Hairstyling
- Makeup Artistry
- Salon Functions
- Nail care
- Health & Safety Standards
- Salon Management
- Entrepreneurship
- And more…
The Cosmetology curriculum is approved by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. You will graduate with a Cosmetology Diploma.
Cosmetology Career Profile
As a professional Cosmetologist you could initiate style and change. You will create the perfect look for your clients using skills like hairstyling, hair colouring, manicures, hair removal, and make–up. You would also provide advice to your clients on the best beauty products for them. Being a cosmetologist, you must keep on top of the latest trends and styles in hair fashion and beauty techniques.
After successful completion of National Institute’s Cosmetology Diploma program, you could get work in any of the following high profile careers:
- Salon and Spa Owner
- Cosmetologist
- Barber
- Manicurist
- Skin care specialist
- Makeup Artist
- Hair Colour Specialist
- Hair Designer
- Celebrity Hair Stylist
- Fashion Model Hairstylist
- Hairstyling Instructor
- Sales and Customer Service for hair products
- Salon Manager
- Cruise Line Stylist
- Hairdresser
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