Holistic
Esthetics
A 37-week comprehensive training program that includes personal development and
environmental awareness. Careful attention is given to ensure students have a solid
foundation in both academic and employability skills. The training curriculum emphasizes
critical thinking, professionalism and teamwork.
The Holistic Esthetics course provides study across a broad range of topics, equipping the
student with the knowledge and skills to become a licensed esthetician.
Students are also
accompanied by an instructor to the HRDC office for a days training of job
searching the internet and are assisted in completing a professional resume.
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Warm mask treatment |
Course Outline
Professional Image
Sanitation and Sterilization
Manicures
Histology of Skin
Client Consultation and Skin Analysis
Chemistry for the Esthetician
Client Preparation and Draping
Mask Therapy/Facial Treatments
Special Effects Make-up
Eyelash, Eyebrow Tinting
Body Treatments and Wraps
Introduction to
Reflexology (Certificate)
Reiki (Optional) |
Bacteriology
Anatomy and Physiology
Pedicures
Lifestyle Counseling - Enemies of the Skin
Nails and Disorders
Techniques for Professional Massage
Nutrition
Waxing Techniques (Hair Removal)
Color Theory/Professional Makeup Techniques
Aromatherapy (Introduction)
Salon Business - Selling Products and Services
Homeopathy Certificate (Optional)
CPR and First Aid Certification |
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Manicures |
Pedicures |
The school only accepts a limited number of
applicants, potential candidates must pay a $100.00 pre-registration fee
to secure a seat in the program which will be deducted from the cost of
tuition.
Should you decide to enroll, entrance requirements are grade 12 or an equivalent, and a
personal interview to ensure suitability. Class hours are from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.
The Cosmetology Association of Nova Scotia requires that each student pay
$145.00 for Student Registration and Provincial Examinations and 1% of
tuition towards the Nova Scotia Training Completion Fund. Upon successful
completion of provincial exams students will receive a license to practice
in Nova Scotia.
Rooms in residence are available for those students who wish to stay on
campus.
Making a decision on what career will best suit you is a considerable task.
We believe that this is one of the most important decisions that you will
make in your life. That is why a tour of our facility and a personal
interview is required. Please contact us if you wish to attend an
orientation sessions or if you have any further questions, we would be happy
to accommodate you.
Entrance
Requirements
Grade 12 or equivalent - Transcript of Marks required
Two letters of reference - academic, character or employment
Screening Interview
Tuition and Fees
Certifications received upon Graduation
Diploma in Holistic Esthetics
Introduction to Reflexology
CPR and First Aid
Esthetic Services Practice License
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