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COSMETOLOGY PROGRAM
Diploma Program / 3 semesters / 45 weeks
Objective: This twelve-month program is designed to assist the student in successfully passing the Pennsylvania State Board of Cosmetology Licensing Examination.
Teachers will prepare students for careers in cosmetology using lecture and lab components. Students are given hands-on experience, as well as the practical theory, in areas such as shampooing, hair shaping, hair styling, permanent waving, hair color, hair straightening, skin care, manicuring, scalp treatment, and overall care of hair types and textures.
This program prepares the student to comprehend and understand the practices of cosmetology including areas of professional attitude, salon management, bacteriology, sterilization, and sanitation. Students will study the sciences of cosmetology including such topics as histology, trichology, chemistry, physiology, cosmetic dermatology, and electricity.
Course #
Title
Didactic
Supervised Lab
Credit
CO101
Chemicals I
45
150
7
CO102
Professional Practices/Salon Management I
30
15
1
CO103
Science I
30
15
1
CO104
Hair Design/Hair Sculpture I
15
90
3
CO105
Nails and Skin
15
45
2
CO106
Chemicals II
15
60
2
CO107
Professional Practices/Salon Management II
30
15
1
CO108
Hair Design/Hair Sculpture II
30
75
4
CO109
Clinic I
0
225
7
CO110
State Board Preparation
30
90
4
CO111
Hair Design/Hair Sculpture III
30
75
4
CO112
Clinic II
0
225
7
TOTALS
270
1080
43
COSMETOLOGY TEACHER/ SALON MANAGER PROGRAM
Diploma Program / 2 instructional periods / 20 weeks
Objective: This five-month program will prepare the student for an entry-level instructional position within the field of cosmetology. Students must have graduated from an approved program in cosmetology prior to being accepted into the Cosmetology Teacher / Salon Manager Program.
The student will be taught teaching techniques for subject matter related to cosmetology curricula. Professional Practices and Salon Management will give the student a well-rounded view of the field of cosmetology instruction. Students will be exposed to teaching methods and techniques and will learn how to prepare lesson plans, course outlines, make classroom presentations and demonstrations, and understand the various student evaluation methods. There will be practical experience in clinical management under direct supervision of the instructor.
Students will be taught the rules and regulations of the Pennsylvania Board of Cosmetology required to obtain a teacher’s license.
Course #
Title
Didactic
Supervised Lab
Credit
CS103
Student Teaching
0
150
5
CS104
Professional Practices / Salon Management
45
180
8
CS105
Teaching Methodologies
30
45
3
CS106
Teaching Techniques
45
105
5
TOTALS
120
480
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