What you would need to become a cosmetologist: • One will need to have a certificate or an associates degree in a educational program at a cosmetology school or a place that has licensed teachers. These programs prepare students to take the licensed exams that must be completed to work in every state and provide them with styling and business skills so you can work in a spa, salon and other personal care. Program levels in cosmetologist you can reserve a certificate or associated degree . Programs specializations in nail technology and esthetics may be offered. The program may take one or two years to complete. • A certificate program takes two years for your program it offer students opportunity to train in a salon (Hands-on training
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Climbing, lifting , balancing, walking, stopping and handling materials
• Decisions and solving problems: Analyzing information and evaluating and choosing the best solution and solving problems
• Provide consultation and advice for others: proving guidance and expert advice and manage or technical, systems
• Handling and moving objects: using hands and arms in handling, instilling positions and moving materials
WORK STYLES
• Cooperation: Required being pleasant with others on the job and displaying a great-natured, cooperative attitude
• Attention to details: Required to be careful about details and thoughtful in completing work …show more content…
Employments may be found through salons or through creating a individual business
• Job market is projected to grow as fast as the average for all occupations thought 2014 according to the U.S. department of labor
• Job placement is always available
• According to N.A.C.O.C. (national accreditation commission of cosmetology) art and sciences (N.A.C.C.A.S) average income is $30,000 to $50,000 per year
• The industry is a ZERO unemployment rate need more new professional than it can supply
PROGRAMS LENGTH AND COST
• There’s a twelve- month program
• 60 credit
• Weds-Fri 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
• Tuition $15,000,00
• Registration fee $300,00
• Kit, uniform and books 2,400,00
• TOTAL
Climbing, lifting , balancing, walking, stopping and handling materials
• Decisions and solving problems: Analyzing information and evaluating and choosing the best solution and solving problems
• Provide consultation and advice for others: proving guidance and expert advice and manage or technical, systems
• Handling and moving objects: using hands and arms in handling, instilling positions and moving materials
WORK STYLES
• Cooperation: Required being pleasant with others on the job and displaying a great-natured, cooperative attitude
• Attention to details: Required to be careful about details and thoughtful in completing work …show more content…
Employments may be found through salons or through creating a individual business
• Job market is projected to grow as fast as the average for all occupations thought 2014 according to the U.S. department of labor
• Job placement is always available
• According to N.A.C.O.C. (national accreditation commission of cosmetology) art and sciences (N.A.C.C.A.S) average income is $30,000 to $50,000 per year
• The industry is a ZERO unemployment rate need more new professional than it can supply
PROGRAMS LENGTH AND COST
• There’s a twelve- month program
• 60 credit
• Weds-Fri 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
• Tuition $15,000,00
• Registration fee $300,00
• Kit, uniform and books 2,400,00
• TOTAL