Cosmetology. HIGH SCHOOL COURSE SEQUENCE 9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade English 9 Algebra Science I (311) Career Prep & Expo (905) Basic Phys Ed (612) World History (410) American Experience (056) Public Speaking Integrated Geometry Science II (313) U.S. History (422) Public Speaking Literature & Society (060) Composition (023) U.S. Government (445) English Elective WASHTENAW COMMUNITY COLLEGE Management Associate in Applied Science Semester 1 BMG 230 Principles of Management 3 Math Elective(s) 3 BUS ELE 1 Restricted ACC, BMG, CIS, BOS, and/or WEB elective 3 OCC ELE 1 Occupational/Technical Course 1 3 Writing Elective(s) 3 Semester Total 15 Semester 2 Speech/Comp Elective(s) 2 3 Nat. Sci. Elective(s) 3 BMG 273 Managing Operations 3 OCC ELE 2 Occupational/Technical Course 2 3 BUS ELE 2 Restricted ACC, BMG, CIS, BOS, and/or WEB elective 3 Semester Total 15 Semester 3 OCC ELE 3 Occupational/Technical Course 3 3 OCC ELE 4 Occupational/Technical Course 4 3 BUS ELE 3 Restricted ACC, BMG, CIS, BOS, and/or WEB elective 3 Art/Humanities Elective(s) 3 BMG 279 Organizational Management 3 Semester Total 15 Semester 4 BMG 291 Project Management 3 OCC ELE 5 Occupational/Technical Course 5 3 Soc. Sci. Elective(s) 3 BUS ELE 4 Restricted ACC, BMG, CIS, BOS, and/or WEB elective 3 Elective(s) Open elective(s) to reach a minimum of 60 credits 3 Semester Total 15 Program Totals 60
Cosmetology. The educational objective of this course is to train students in all phases of hair, skin and nails. The students are prepared to take the State Board Examination with confidence and successfully pass the examination. Students learn the skills to their proficiency level at each stage of their training: freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior. Students+ are required to achieve a 70% at each level in both theory and practical before they can pass to the next level. The students gain in confidence and ability to express themselves in a professional manner. Students learn first in the freshman and sophomore levels a standardized basic set of techniques in all practical operations. Once students have attained the basic levels of proficiency in the standard procedures, they are introduced to more advanced techniques. Students will graduate with a variety of techniques and methodologies in the practical operations of the skin, hair and nails. Subject MinimumOperations (practical) Minimum Hours (theory)
Cosmetology. Grades Course Open To: 11-12 Credit: 3.0 Prerequisite: None Fees: Course fee ranging from $1,800 to $7,500, which varies by cosmetology school and is subject to change Description: This course is open to students to attend a state-approved school of beauty culture. The professional school provides the facility, instruction and clinical training as prescribed by the Illinois Department of Registration and Education. Students must provide their own transportation. Program applications for first-year students must be completed in early January for the beauty school.
Cosmetology. Section 11.18.a. The Golden West College Cosmetology Faculty Members’ work schedule shall be 210 days (two semesters plus 35 days) on an 18-week calendar. Compensation for additional duty days beyond the 175-day contract (Schedule AA) for 210-day contract faculty will be prorated in the same way that 195-day (Schedule QQ) contracts are calculated.
Cosmetology. This agreement, entered into for the 2020 graduates, is based on a review of the Cosmetology program of study at Ashland County West Xxxxxx Career Center and the Associate of Technical Studies curriculum and syllabi at North Central State College. Purpose of Agreement This agreement is designed • To encourage secondary students to pursue a postsecondary education, • To reduce repetition of mastered competencies between secondary and postsecondary programs of study, • To provide a smooth transition from secondary to postsecondary, and • To reduce the cost of higher education for students and the state of Ohio. Tech Prep articulation agreements recognize a seamless curriculum pathway that starts in high school to an associate degree that leads to careers in related technical fields. This agreement enables graduates of Ashland County West Xxxxxx Career Center who successfully complete the academic and technical competencies required for the Cosmetology program to receive college credit for certain courses in the Associate of Technical Studies program at North Central State College.
Cosmetology. If you have questions about professional licensure for the Cosmetology program at PCC, please contact: Xxxx Xxxxx Montgomery, xxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx, (000) 000-0000 Piedmont Community College 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx P.O. Box 1197 Roxboro, N.C. 27583 Agribusiness For questions and information about the Agribusiness contact: Xxxx Xxxxxx Montgomery, xxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx, (336) 322- 2258 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx P.O. Box 1150 Yanceyville, NC 27379 Nursing Student must take an exam and apply for licensure in the state where they will work. If you have questions about professional licensure for the Nursing program at PCC, please contact: Xxxx Xxxxx Montgomery, xxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx, (000) 000-0000 Piedmont Community College 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx P.O. Box 1197 Roxboro, N.C. 27583 Medical Assisting Medical Assisting students sit for a national exam certification for Certified Medical Assistant and the Nurse Aide students earn a state certification. Also, the Medical Coding students are certified nationally upon completion of their certification exam. If you have questions about professional licensure for the Medical Assisting program at PCC, please contact: Xxxx Xxxxx Montgomery, xxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx, (000) 000-0000 Piedmont Community College 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx P.O. Box 1197 Roxboro, N.C. 27583
Cosmetology. This agreement, entered into for the 2020 graduates, is based on a review of the Cosmetology program of study at Mansfield Senior High School and the Associate of Technical Studies curriculum and syllabi at North Central State College. Purpose of Agreement This agreement is designed • To encourage secondary students to pursue a postsecondary education, • To reduce repetition of mastered competencies between secondary and postsecondary programs of study, • To provide a smooth transition from secondary to postsecondary, and • To reduce the cost of higher education for students and the state of Ohio. Tech Prep articulation agreements recognize a seamless curriculum pathway that starts in high school to an associate degree that leads to careers in related technical fields. This agreement enables graduates of Mansfield Senior High School who successfully complete the academic and technical competencies required for the Cosmetology program to receive college credit for certain courses in the Associate of Technical Studies program at North Central State College.
Cosmetology. This agreement, entered into for the 2020 graduates, is based on a review of the Cosmetology program of study at Tri-Rivers Career Center and the Associate of Technical Studies curriculum and syllabi at North Central State College.
Cosmetology. The Cosmetology Diploma Program offers the student the opportunity to acquire and practice the knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to gain an entry-level job in the cosmetology field. Students receive theory and practical experience in hair, skin, and nail care. The program is designed to prepare graduates for Florida Licensure in Cosmetology. Available via hybrid delivery method at the Kissimmee campus. Also available in the Spanish language at the Kissimmee campus; see Spanish language catalog for details. 72 Quarter Credits / 48 Weeks Concentration Courses COS1601 Core Fundamentals – Cosmetology* 18.0 COS1602 Design Elements and Principles – Cosmetology* 18.0 COS1603 Creative Artistry – Cosmetology* 18.0 COS1604 Career Development – Cosmetology* 18.0 *These courses are only available in the blended modality. Information about licensure is provided in the Licensure and Registration Requirements section. CULINARY ARTS The Culinary Arts Diploma Program offers students the opportunity to acquire the skills and knowledge needed to obtain an entry-level position in the field. Students will gain hands-on knowledge of sauces, meats, and baked products. In addition, they will learn about kitchen safety and sanitation techniques to ensure food safety. Finally, they will cover management and supervision in the food service industry. Available via hybrid delivery method at the South Miami and Kissimmee campuses. Also available in the Spanish language at the South Miami and Kissimmee campuses; see Spanish language catalog for details. 71 Quarter Credits / 48 Weeks Concentration Courses HCUL1105 Basic Culinary Techniques* 5.0 HCUL1115 Cuisine, Culture & Kitchen Organization* 7.0 HBKP1103 Introduction to Baking* 5.0 HCUL1121 Sanitation & Allergens* 8.0 HCUL1107 Meat, Fish & Poultry Fabrication* 5.0 HCUL1109 Garde Manger* 5.0 HCUL1155 Food & Beverage Inventory/Cost Control with Math* 7.0 HCUL1140 Restaurant Service* 5.0 HCUL1175 International Cuisine* 5.0 HCUL2145 Hospitality Supervision & Management* 8.0 HCUL2115 Facility Menu Planning, Nutrition & Development* 7.0 EXT2020 Culinary Externship^ 4.0 *These courses are only available in the blended modality. ^This course is only available during the day shift. In order to successfully complete the 125-hour externship, students must complete 31.25 hours each week for 4 consecutive weeks. Students who do not complete the 125 hours in the 4 consecutive weeks due to circumstances beyond the student’s control will ne...
Cosmetology. The educational objective of this course is to train students in all phases of hair, skin and nails. The students are prepared to take the State Board Examination with confidence and successfully pass the examination. Students learn the skills to their proficiency level at each stage of their training: freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior. Students+ are required to achieve a 70% at each level in both theory and practical before they can pass to the next level. The students gain in confidence and ability to express themselves in a professional manner. Students learn first in the freshman and sophomore levels a standardized basic set of techniques in all practical operations. Once students have attained the basic levels of proficiency in the standard procedures, they are introduced to more advanced techniques. Students will graduate with a variety of techniques and methodologies in the practical operations of the skin, hair and nails. Graduates of this program will be qualified to work as entry-level cosmetologists, hair stylists, or other professional service technicians in the cosmetology industry. Subject Minimum Operation s (practical) Minimum Hours (theory) 1. Disinfection/Sanitation 10 20 2. Wet Hairstyling 200 25 3. Thermal Hairstyling 40 20 4. Press and Curl 20 20 5. Permanent Waving 80 20 6. Chemical Straightening 25 20 7. Haircutting 80 20 8. Haircoloring 50 40 9. Bleaching 20 10. Scalp/Hair Treatment 20 5 11. Facial – Manual 10 5 12. Facial – Electrical 15 10 13. Facial – Chemical 15 10 14. Brow Arch/Hair Removal 20 10 15. Makeup 10 15 16. Water/Oil Manicure 15 5 17. Pedicure 10 5 18. Liquid/Powder/Brush-on/Tips 100 25 19. Nail Wraps and Repairs 20 20. Cosmetology Rules and Regulations 20 21. Chemistry 20 22. Theory of Electricity 5 23. Bacteriology/Anatomy/Physiology 15 24. Health and Safety 20 Theory hours required adds up to 355. The balance of hours to total 645 is devoted to performing the practical work. Sierra College of Beauty uses the following methods of teaching: Demos, hands- on, guest speakers, classes on clinic floor clients, small group instructor, lecture, role modeling, overheads, flash cards, VCR tapes, games, and written quizzes, worksheets and tests (multiple choice, true/false, essays and matching). Grading: Students are examined regularly in theory and practical work. A score of 70% or greater is considered passing. All students must pass all work with a 70% or greater to complete the course. Students will be evaluated at...
