Programs

Cosmetology

Course Description

Graduate Certificate in Cosmetology
Program Length: 54 Weeks

A student shall spend 1600 hours in the study of cosmetology which is concerned with the science of beautifying and Improving the complexion, skin, hair, and nails of the human body. 14 months are the usual contracted time for the completion of the required 1600 hours. All students are trained to salon entry level, with the capability to successfully pass the State Board Exam and receive a license.

Cosmetology Curriculum
1,600 hours
- Theory of Cosmetology, Arizona Cosmetology Rules and Laws
- Monitor Duties, Salesmanship, Ethics, and Salon Management
- Chemical Hair Restructuring, Including Permanent Waving and Chemical
- Relaxing, Specifically Thioglycolate and Sodium Hydroxide
- Hair Coloring, Including Tinting and Bleaching
- Hair Cutting
- Hairstyling, Pressing, Thermal Curling and Waxing
- Facials, and Make-Up, Including Massage, Physical, and Chemical
- Depilatories
- Massage
- Manicuring, Pedicuring: Sculpture Nails, Extensions, Wraps, Overlay and Chemical Removal
- Shampooing, Conditioning, Re-Conditioning Rinse, Application and Chemical Remover
- Scalp Treatment & Brushing
- Electricity and Light Therapy as Related to the Practice of Cosmetology
- Creative Preference
- Disinfection Procedures
Cosmetology Financial Statistics
- $18,204 for in-state tuition and fees
- $16,800 for out-of-state tuition and fees
- $1,404 for books and supplies
- Typical graduates leave the program with $10,379 in debt
- The typical monthly loan payment is $115 per month in student loans with an interest rate of 6%
The amounts shown above include costs for the entire program, assuming normal time to completion.

Please note that this information is subject to change.
Cosmetology Graduation & Employment Statistics
- 63% of Title IV students complete the program within 54 weeks
- 60% of graduates from our Cosmetology got jobs according to the NACCAS job placement rate
- Graduates are employed in the following fields: Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists
- This program meets all licensure requirements in the state of Arizona

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Nail Technology

Course Description

Graduate Certificate in Nail Technician/Specialist and Manicurist
Program Length: 20 Weeks

A student shall spend 600 hours in the study of nail technology which is concerned with the science of beautifying hands, feet and nails. Seven (7) months are the usual contracted time for completion of the required 600 hours. All students are trained to salon entry level, with the capability to successfully pass the state board exam and receive a license. Note: Financial aid is not currently available for our Nail Tech program. (Contact us to discuss our huge enrollment discounts and payment plans).

Nail Technology Curriculum
600 hours
- Orientation
- Theory, Principles, Nail Tech All Types, AZ Law and Rules
- Manicuring, Pedicuring and Product Information
- Acrylic Nail Enhancements Procedure and Products
- Nail Wraps: Fiberglass Product and Procedure
- Gel Nail Applications, UV and LED Types, Product and Procedure
- Creative Touch Nail Art
- Disinfection Procedures and Materials
Nail Technology Financial Statistics
- $6,300 for in-state tuition and fees
- $6,300 for out-of-state tuition and fees
- $855 for books and supplies
The amounts shown above include costs for the entire program, assuming normal time to completion.

Please note that this information is subject to change.
Nail Technology Graduation & Employment Statistics
- Graduates are employed in the following fields: Manicurists and Pedicurists
- This program meets all licensure requirements in the state of Arizona

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Cosmetology Instructor

Course Description

One year of licensed cosmetology work experience is required to take this course. The cosmetology student instructor shall complete 500 hours of training in the duties and skills to teach cosmetology students. Cosmetology student instructors will conduct theory class, teach practical skills in both the class and on the clinic floor. All students are trained to school level instructor, with the capability to successfully pass the state board exam and receive a license.

Cosmetology Instructing Curriculum
500 hours
- Orientation
- Theory, Principles, and Methods of Teaching
- Practical Demonstrations
- Conducting Theory Classes
- Clinic Floor Work
- Arizona Cosmetology Laws and Rules
- Record Preparation
- Evaluation and Unassigned

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All programs start every 4 weeks. Classes start the first Monday of each month, with continuously rotating curriculum.

Enrollment

Cosmetology provides opportunities in the following areas of endeavors:

Licensed Cosmetologist:

Hair Stylist
Facial Expert
Make-Up Artist
Permanent Wave Technician
Nail Technician
Shop Manager/Supervisor
Hair Colorist

Related Jobs in Education Field:

Cosmetology Schools
Instructor in Cosmetology
Supervisor or Director
School Owner
Sales in Beauty Manufacturers
Sales in Store Cosmetic Department

Outside of Schools or Salons:

State Board Inspector
State Board Member
Education Director or Manufacturer
Teacher – Trainer
Guest Artists (Hair styling, Colorist, Make-up, Etc.)

Cosmetology

Course Description

Cosmetology Curriculum

Cosmetology Financial Statistics

Cosmetology Graduation & Employment Statistics

Nail Technology

Course Description

Nail Technology Curriculum

Nail Technology Financial Statistics

Nail Technology Graduation & Employment Statistics

Cosmetology Instructor

Course Description

Cosmetology Instructing Curriculum

Learn more about enrollment

Cosmetology provides opportunities in the following areas of endeavors:

Licensed Cosmetologist:

Related Jobs in Education Field:

Outside of Schools or Salons:

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