Hair Academy Programs Available to All Students

Cosmetology Program

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Curriculum Schedule:

The cosmetology curriculum is 1500 hours of instruction. Completion of these hours (through a combination of theory classes, practical work, and actual hands-on clientele practice) can be achieved in as little as 9 months.

Course Objective:

To develop in our students the highest possible degree of professional, social, and technical competence. Through our structured curriculum, the school teaches the principles and practices of cosmetology from basic techniques to more advanced, continually focusing on skills that will make the student more marketable upon graduation.

Professional Barbering Program

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Barbering Curriculum Schedule

The barbering curriculum is 1200 hours of instruction. It takes place through a combination of theory classes, practical work, and actual hands-on clientele practice. The barbering curriculum can be completed in 7 months.

Course Objective:

To develop in our students the highest possible degree of professional, social, and technical competence. Through our structured curriculum, the school supplies the principles and practices of barbering from basic techniques to more advanced, continually focusing on skills that will make the student more marketable upon graduation.

Esthetics Program

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Esthetics Curriculum Schedule

The Esthetics program is 600 hours of course instruction that includes a combination of theory, practical work and state board preparation. The program may be completed in a minimum of 15 weeks (3.75 months) at a full time schedule. This program schedule offers a quick route to job placement.

Course Objective

Esthetics is the cosmetic treatment of the skin. The art of Esthetics is the actual performance of many cultural beauty practices. To derive the utmost benefit from Esthetics, practical performance, demonstration and practice are employed in conjunction with the study of theory.

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