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Cosmetology Program 
This course is designed to prepare students for competitive positions
in the cosmetology industry such as cosmetologist, estheticians,
stylists, colorists, make up artists and manicurists. The curriculum
is covered five days a week for a 10 month period to meet the State
of California cosmetology license exam requirements. Classes are
conducted by a board licensed cosmetology instructor with extensive
industry and teaching background. Students learn important basics
during their freshmen class (first 160 hours), and with textbook
and workbooks, and hands-on practice. During the first 160 hours
of training you will learn and practice many procedures on each
other, experiences which will enable you to progress onto the clinic
floor to provide cosmetology services to clients.
Training includes:
· Haircutting and sty ling
· Barber & Cosmetology Rules & Regulations
· Color, Permanents and Highlights
· Wet Styling
· Manicures and Pedicures
· Thermal Hair Styling
· Business Skills
· Make-up & Facials
· Health and Safety
· Waxing & Hair Removal
Entrance Requirements:
All applicants for cosemtology and esthetician studies must first
attend an informational Forum Presentation prior to starting training.
Forums are held on the 2nd Monday of every month, 3:30 pm and will
provide you with an overview of the program, schedule, cost and
procedures. Please call (831) 423-5806 for dates. You will complete
a contact sheet to place you on the waiting list for the Cosmetology
Program.
High school students who want to app ly
should contact their high school or ROP Counselor prior to admission
and attend a forum. High school students begin the program in the
fall of their Senior year and graduate into the adult program in
the summer after their graduation from high school.
Start dates are scheduled when space is available, an in- person
interview is completed, and the student has attended orientation.
A student’s status for admission to the School of Cosmetology
can be obtained once he or she is placed on the waiting list by
contacting us through
e-mail: intake@scgoodwill.org or contacting our intake coordinator
at 423-5806 ext. 202.
Information on Enrollment
in Shoreline Cosmetology Program.
Graduation Requirements:
The student must complete all curriculum assignments, earn a passing
grade on required exams, and maintain an overall attendance of 90%
or better. The student’s goal is to complete 1600 clock hours
of Cosmetology training and pass the California State Board Exam
to obtain licensure. Successful graduateswill be awarded a Certificate
of Completion and will be eligible for placement assistance. Schedule:
Full time students attend school from 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday
through Friday. Half time students attend school from 8:30 a.m.
- 12:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. High School students attend
school from 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., Tuesday/Wednesday or Thursday/Friday.
(High school students are eligible to transfer into the full-time
or part-time program when a proof of high school graduation is provided
to Shoreline.)
Costs:
Cosmetology students pay according to the fee schedule that will
be provided to them at the Informational Forum and in writing upon
confirmation of enrollment. Fees are subject to change prior to
enrollment. All fees are due on or before the day of orientation.
Cosmetology
Course Outline
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