Esthetician  Program

The Esthetician program consists of 1000 hours of theory and practical training in the arts and sciences of facials, make-up applications, body treatments, hair removal, retailing, equipment care, business management, and more.

1. To develop knowledge, understanding, skill and appreciation in the theory and operation of Esthetics arts & sciences.

2. To engage in optimal sanitation routines during routine practice in order to protect clients from unnecessary exposure to harmful microorganisms

3. To master the use of skin care equipment and chemicals for the optimal care of the client.

4. To understand detailed client assessment techniques for an individualized approach to care

5. To help the student to prepare for the state board examinations in order to obtain a license

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6. To prepare students for entry level jobs in their professional career.

Our instructors use lectures, visual aids, games, guest speakers, competitions, etc. in presenting the course materials. This hybrid online/on-campus program consists of 350 online hours and 650 physical contact hours on campus. Once the student reaches 250 hours of instruction, he/she will be allowed to begin working on live clients on the clinic floor. The program follows a strict week- by-week sequence of instruction. This course is designed to prepare the student to successfully pass the state board as well as excel in the beauty industry.

Throughout the program, student academic progress is evaluated on theory, practical, and clinical work. Reviews are conducted at specific clock hour mid-points. To successfully complete the program, students are expected to achieve a minimum grade point and attendance average of 70%. The grading system is as follows:

    •    100-90%: A (Excellent)

    •    89.9-80%: B (Above Average)

    •    79.9-70%: C (Satisfactory)

    •    69.9-60%: D (Unsatisfactory)

    •    Below 60%: F (Failing)

To graduate from the program, students must meet the following requirements:

    1.    Documented attendance for the total contracted hours of instruction, as required by state law.

    2.    Attain an overall GPA of 70% or above.

    3.    Fulfill tuition contract and course costs (with an established payment plan, if necessary).

Please note that the program involves physical demands, such as standing for extended periods and using arms and hands consistently.

Safety is of paramount importance. Students are required to read and follow all manufacturers’ directions regarding the use of chemicals. Additionally, awareness of necessary precautions and procedures when using electricity is essential. Protective clothing may need to be worn during prolonged exposure to certain hair chemicals.

US Department of Labor states that the average salary for entry level Estheticians is $40,790.00. Statistics from the US Department of Labor show an expected growth of 34% in this field.

Following program completion, students must submit two picture IDs and a money order for $109.00 to PSI, Inc. for test scheduling. Upon completion of the test, the results will be sent to the graduate, the board, and the school.

US Department of Labor states that the average salary for entry level Estheticians is $40,790.00. Statistics from the US Department of Labor show an expected growth of 34% in this field.