COSMETOLOGY COURSE OUTLINE AND OBJECTIVES
DESCRIPTION:
The Cosmetology Course is 1500 hours in 40
weeks. The primary purpose of the Cosmetology Course is to train the
student in the basic manipulative skills, safety judgments, proper work
habits, and desirable attitudes necessary to pass the State Board
examination and obtain an entry-level position in cosmetology or related
career fields.
COURSE GOALS:
1. To develop in each student,
theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the actual
practice of shampooing, hairstyling, hair cutting,
manicuring, facials & make-up.
2. To develop in each student
the technical skills and knowledge necessary for the
diagnosis and application of chemical processes related
to hair coloring, permanent waving and hair relaxing.
3. To prepare each student for
any of the following levels of occupation: Hair Stylist,
Colorist, Perm Technician, Manicurist, Make-up Artist,
Salon Owner, Salon Manager, or Manufacturers’
Representative.
4. To prepare students to
successfully pass the State Board examination.
5. To prepare students to work
in a professional hair salon as a licensed
cosmetologist.
To develop an understanding of
employee/employer relationships and effective
communication.
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES AND METHODS
The students will receive instruction that
relates to the performance of useful, creative, and productive career
oriented classes. Clinic equipment, implements, and products are
compatible to those used currently in the beauty industry. The course is
presented through well-developed lesson plans, which reflect current
trends and educational methods. Subjects are presented by demonstration,
workshops, lectures, group discussions, panel discussions, role playing,
written and practical examinations, guest speakers, and audio visual
materials such as; laser discs, videos and DVD’s. Techniques and methods
are taught using Salon Fundamentals textbooks.
EVALUATION PROCEDURES:
Students are assigned theory study and a
minimum number of practical experiences. Theory is evaluated after each
unit of study. Practical assignments are evaluated as completed.
Practical skills are evaluated according to the practical grading
criteria. Students must maintain an average of 80% in theory, practical
and clinic work. Students must pass a final written and practical exam
with a grade of at least 80%. Students are given a progress report every
month and graded according to the following system:
E - Excellent 94-100%, G - Good 87-93%, S -
Satisfactory 80-86%, U - Unsatisfactory 0-79%.
TEXTBOOKS:
Salon Fundamentals Textbook
Salon Fundamentals Study Guide
Salon Fundamentals Exam Review
Scientific Approach to Long Hair Design
Scientific Approach to Hair Design
Nuts & Bolts ProGrow System - Personal and
Business Development Program
Louisiana Administrative Code/Professional and
Occupational Standards
CURRICULUM
Sciences 175 hours
Shampooing/Rinsing 50 hours
Hair & Scalp Analysis Product Knowledge
Chemistry and pH Procedures/Techniques
Bacteriology/Biology Scalp Massage
Sanitation & Infection Control Wet & Dry
Draping
Hair & Scalp Treatments 40 hours Nail Care 50
hours
Anatomy/Physiology
Trichology
Scientific Brushing Nail Design
Conditioning Application of Artificial Nails
Scalp Treatments Manicure & Pedicure Procedures
Structure & Disorders of the Nail
Hair Design 320 hours
Hair Sculpting 200 hours
Wet Styling - Finger Waves / Pin curls /
Rollers Scissors / Razor / Clipper
Thermal Styling - Air Forming / Scrunching /
Press & Curl Texturizing Techniques
Design Decisions / Design Composition Ladies
Hair Sculpting
Client Consultation Solid / Increase /
Graduated / Uniform
Comb Out Techniques Men’s Hair Sculpting
Wiggery Square / Over Comb / Fade
Ladies Hair Design
Long Hair Design
Skin Care 80 hours
Hair Color 200 hours Cleansing / Masque
Treatments
Color Design Skin Disorders
Color Theory Make-up
Application Techniques Lash & Brow Tinting
Bleaching, Toning, Dimensional Color Hair
Removal
Chemistry of Products Facial Massage
Formulations & Consultation / Safety
Moisturizing and Toning
Chemical Texturizing 240 hours
Business Building 80 hours
Chemistry of Products Ethics / Client Servicing
& Retention
Chemical Relaxing Employment Information / Job
Search
Curl Restructuring Resume Writing & Cover
Letter
Rod Selection & Placement Goal Setting
History of Permanent Waving Nuts & Bolts
ProGrow System
Perm Design Reception Training
State Rules & Regulations 20 hours
State Board Preparation 45 hours
Louisiana Laws & Regulations Wet Work
Safety & Sanitation Requirements Written Exam
Licensing Requirements Practical Exam
Total 1500 hours
To help you make a good decision about whether
to enroll in the Cosmetology program you need to know that, according to
the latest information:
69% or 65 of the 94 students scheduled to
graduate in 2005 went on to graduate;
68% or 44 of the 65 2005 graduates who were
eligible for employment have found jobs in the industry;
89% or 42 of the 47 students of this program
taking the state board exam in 2005 passed the examination.
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