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The International
School Of Beauty Cosmotology Program prepares
students for a career as a :
Hair Stylist, Hair Colorist, Manicurist, Make-up
Artist, Consultant on Beauty and Personal Appearance,
Beauty and Cosmetic Sales, Beauty Salon Manager,
Beauty
Salon Owner, Cosmetology Teacher, Supervisor, Director or School Owner.
CURRICULUM
PROGRAM
DURATION & CLASS HOURS
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
PAYMENT OPTIONS & FINANCING
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CURRICULUM FOR COSMETOLOGY COURSE (1,600 HOURS)
The curriculum for students enrolled in a cosmetologist
course shall consist of sixteen-hundred (1,600)
clock hours of technical instruction and
practical operations covering all practices
constituting
the art of cosmetology pursuant to Section
7316 of the Barbering and Cosmetology Act.
Technical instruction means instruction given
by demonstration, lecture, classroom participation,
or examination. Practical operation shall
mean actual performance by the student of
a complete
service on another person or mannequin. It
is noted that 653 hours are devoted to clinical/theory
experience, which shall include all phases
of cosmetology. Such technical instruction
and practical operations shall include:
MINIMUM PRACTICAL OPERATIONS REQUIRED BY THIS
INSTITUTION
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10 Disinfection 200 Wet Hair
Styling (includes pin curls, finger-waving,
comb-outs, analysis
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60 Thermal Hair Styling-40/Blow
Dry- 20 /Press & Curl
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25 Chemical Straightening
80 Haircutting-general combination (40): (Razor – 20)
(Clipper – 20)
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20 Scalp and Hair
Treatments
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40 Facials-Manual(10) Electrical(15)
Chemicals(15)
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15
Water and Oil Manicures
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20 Eyebrow Arching –Tweezers
(10) Wax (10) 80 Permanent Waving
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10
Complete Pedicure
50 Artificial Nail
Tips
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50 Artificial
Nails with
Liquid Powder
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20 Artificial Nail
Wraps and Repairs
SUBJECT
OF TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION:
Minimum Hours
of Technical Instruction
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The
Cosmetology Act and the Program’s
Rules & Regulations 20
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Cosmetology
Chemistry (shall
include the chemical composition
and the purpose
of cosmetic, nail, hair, and skin care
preparations. Shall
also include the elementary chemical
makeup, chemical
skin peels,physical
and chemical changes of matter.) 20
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Health
and Safety/Hazardous Substances (shall include
training
in chemicals and health in establishments,material
safety,
data sheets,
protection from
hazardous
chemicals and preventing chemical
injuries,
healthand
safety laws and agencies, ergonomics,
and communicable
diseases,
including HIV/AIDS & Hepatitis
B.) 20
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Theory of
Electricity in cosmetology (shall include
the
nature of electrical current, principles
of operatingelectrical devices,
and the various safety precautions used when
operating electrical
equipment.) 05
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Disinfection
and Sanitation (shall include
procedures to protect
the health and safety
of the consumer
aswell as the technician.
The ten required minimum operations
shall entail performing
all necessaryfunctions
for disinfecting instruments
and equipment as required. Disinfection
should
be emphasized
throughout the entire training period
and must be performed before use of
all instruments
and
equipment.) 20
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Bacteriology, Anatomy
and Physiology 15
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Wet Hair Styling (Shall
include hair analysis, shampooing, finger
waving, pin curling, and
comb outs.) 25
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Thermal
Hair Styling (Shall include hair analysis,
straightening,
waving,
curling
with hot combs,
and hotcurling irons
and blower styling.) (A.) Thermal
Styling (B.) Press
and Curl 20
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Permanent Waving (shall
include hair analysis, chemical, and heat permanent
waving.) 20
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Chemical Straightening (shall include
hair analysis, and the use of sodium hydroxide
and
other base
solutions.) 20
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Haircutting (shall
include hair analysis, and the
use of the razor,
scissors, electric clippers, and
thinningshears for wet and dry
cutting.) 20
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Hair Coloring
and Bleaching (shall include
hair analysis, predisposition
tests, safety
precautions,formula mixing,
tinting, bleaching, and the
use of dye removers. Shall
not
include any credit
for colorrinses.) (A) Hair
Coloring (B) Hair Bleaching
40
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Scalp
and Hair Treatments (shall
include hair and scalp
analysis, scientific brushing,
electric and manualscalp
manipulation, and other
hair treatments.) 05
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Facials
(A) Manual (shall include
cleansing, scientific
manipulations, packs,
and masks.) 05(B) Electrical
(shall include the
use of all electrical
modalities, including
dermal
lights andelectrical
apparatus, for facials
and skin care purposes.)
However, machines capable
of producing an electrical
current shall not be
used to stimulate so
as to contract, or
for the purpose of
contracting, the muscles
of the body or face.)
10(C) Chemicals (shall
include chemical skin
peels, packs, masks
and scrubs. Training
shallemphasize that
only non-living, upper-most
layers of facial skin,
known as the epidermis
may be removed, and
only for the purpose
of beautification.
All practical operations
must
beperformed
in accordance with the regulations out lining skin peeling.) 10
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Eyebrow Arching and Hair
Removal (shall include the use of wax,
tweezers, electric or manual
and depilatoriesfor the removal of superfluous
hair.) 10
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Make-up (shall include
skin analysis, complete and corrective
make-up, last
and brow tinting and the application
offalse eyelashes.) 15
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Manicuring and
Pedicuring(A) Water and Oil Manicure,
including nail analysis, and hand
and arm massage. 05(B) Complete
Pedicure, including nail analysis,
and foot and ankle massage 05(C)
Artificial Nails 1. Liquid and
Powder Brush-on 10 2. Artificial
Nail Tips 10 3. Nail Wraps and
Repairs 05
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Additional
Training (Shall include the following
subject
matter: Salon
management, communication
skills thatinclude professional ethics,
retail
sales, decorum, record keeping, and
client service record cards, also
how to
prepare a Resume’, employment
development skills, modeling, desk and
reception, and other subjects
relating
to the course of Cosmetology. Maximum
Hours 100
COSMETOLOGY COURSE GOALS:
· To successfully master training requirements
needed to make application for the
California State Bureau of Barbering and Cosmetology licensing
examination.
· To develop professional skills and attitudes
in the interest of safety and sanitation
for oneself as well as others, as is relative to
having a successful career as a Cosmetologist.
· To graduate from this institution possessing
those skills and knowledge necessary
to pass the State Board examination and secure entry-level
employment.
COSMETOLOGY PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES
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To successfully acquire the knowledge of the
laws and rules regulating California cosmological
establishments’ practices.
· To successfully acquire the knowledge of sanitation
and sterilization as related to all
phases of hair, skin and nails.
· To successfully acquire knowledge of the general
theory relative to cosmetology, including
anatomy, physiology, chemistry, and theory relative to
practical procedures performed.
· To successfully acquire business management techniques
which are common to cosmetology.
THE SUCCESSFUL GRADUATE WILL HAVE DEVELOPED
THE FOLLOWING:
SKILLS:
· Learn the proper use of implements relative to all cosmetology services.
· Acquire the knowledge of analyzing the scalp, face, and hands before
all services to determine any disorders.
· Learn the procedures and the terminology used in performing all cosmetology
services.
· Learn the application of daytime and evening make/up to include the
application of false eyelashes.
· Learn the proper procedure of manicuring to include water and oil manicures
and pedicures.
· Learn the application of brush/on artificial nails, nail wraps, and
nail tips.
ATTITUDES AND GOALS:
· To be able to appreciate good workmanship which is common to the cosmetology
field.
· To possess a positive attitude toward the public and fellow workers.
· To appreciate honesty and integrity in oneself and others.
· To have an improved personality while dealing with patrons and colleagues.
REQUIREMENTS FOR SATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF
THE COSMETOLOGY COURSE:
The student shall have completed “Theory and Operations” required
by the Bureau of Barbering & Cosmetology with an average grade of “C” (70%)
or better.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:
When a student has completed the required theory
hours and practical operation in cosmetology
with a grade average of “C” (70%)
or better, and all tuition owed per
the enrollment contract has been paid
to the school, he or
she is awarded a diploma certifying
his or her graduation. Students who
have reached the
age of 17 years will be assisted in
completing the necessary documents
to file for the appropriate
Barbering and Cosmetology examination.
LICENSING REQUIREMENTS;
The applicant must be 17 years of age or older and have completed the 10th
grade. A Cosmetology license will be granted by the State of California only
after the student has successfully completed and graduated from the Cosmetology
course as described above and passed the licensing exam with an overall average
of 75%.
Books: Pivot Point Salon Fundumentals Textbook; Theory Workbook
and Exam Review
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PROGRAM DURATION AND CLASS HOURS: |
The International School of
Beauty Cosmetology Program consists
of 1600 class hours.
FULL-TIME PROGRAM:
The standard full-time program is Tuesday-Saturday,
8:30-5:00 pm for 40 weeks (Approx. 10
months).
PART-TIME PROGRAM:
The standard part-time program is Tuesday-Saturday,
8:30-2:30 pm for 53 weeks. (Approx 12
months).
NOTE: SATURDAY ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY
IN BOTH THE FULL AND PART-TIME PROGRAMS.
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PROGRAM ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS: |
Student must have graduated from High
School or have a General Education Diploma
(GED). Please
bring your diploma or GED, Driver's
License or another government-issued
picture ID, and your Social Security
Card on the day of your appointment
to register for school.
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PROGRAM PAYMENT AND FINANCING OPTIONS: |
Financial aid available for those who qualify.
We offer the following payment plans
for our programs:
All Fees are subject to
change without notice. International School
Of Beauty reserves the right to change the
tuition and fees and make any changes, when
deemed necessary, without prior notice.
Such changes will not effect enrolled or
attending students.
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