Ongoing program 1200 hours

Entry beginning of each 9 weeks

State licensure

The purpose of this program is to prepare a person for employment as a licensed hairdresser or cosmetologist. It is designed to qualify students for employment, upon successfully passing the Florida Cosmetology license examination or obtaining a registration from the State Board of Cosmetology.

The program is a planned sequence of instruction. We will begin with the Core of Cosmetology. This content includes, but is not limited to, communication skills, leadership skills, human relations and employability skills, safe and efficient work practices, Florida cosmetology law and rules, related chemistry, bacteriology, anatomy and physiology. Aquire the knowledge required to accomplish the skills to perform manicures, pedicures and all artificial nail enhancements, to become a nail specialist. Developing the skills to perform the manipulative & electrical techniques, hair removal and the art of makeup to become a Facial specialist. The final sequence would be to develop skills in the art of hairstyling, haircutting coloring and textures services to become a cosmetologist.

Occupational Completion Points/Career Path

This program is a planned sequence of instruction and has three occupational completion points. Length of program varies with individual accomplishments of requirements and attendance. (Main Campus based on a 5 day work week, 5 ½ hours per day. PCC Campus based on 4 day work week, 7 ½ hour per day)

A. Nail Specialty 240 hours, 95 services and related testing (3 months)

OES CODE 68008

B. Skin Specialty 260 hours, 40 services and related testing, (3 months)

OES CODE 68008

C. Cosmetology 1200 hours, all nail, skin and hair services and related testing (13 months)

OES CODE 68005

Textbook and Supplies

Books: (Milady- FCTC Bookstore)

Milady Standard Cosmetology Textbook

Milady Practical Workbook

Milady Theory Workbook

Milady Study Guide

Supplies:

Cosmetology course should include all three kits. To begin class the textbooks and the nail & skin portion of the kit should be purchased. Upon completion of Nails and Skin the hair kit must then be purchased.

Nail Kit

Manicure nippers

Acrylic nippers

Tip slicers

Toenail clippers

Tammy Taylor nail brush

Metal cuticle pusher

Linen Scissors

Skin Kit

Tweezers

Extractor

Makeup

Liner sharpener

Hair Kit

Manikin & holder

Shears

Thinning shears

Razor

Electric clippers with guards

Electric neck trimmer

Blow dryer

1” curling iron

Magnetic rollers

Clippies

Butterfly clips

Permanent rods 6 dozen of long and one dozen short of each of the following colors: yellow, blue, pink, gray, white & purple

Plastic Velcro shampoo cape

Grading System

This will be an average of all work including tests, homework & special projects

Tests are 1/3 of grade

Practical service competencies 1/3 of grade

Each student is to maintain a balance of services per hour expectations; this will enable the student to finish their services in the allotted time. Nail specialty 240 hours, Skin specialty 260 hours, & Cosmetology 1200 hours.

Employability Skills 1/3 of grade

Students are evaluated on reliability, dependability, initiative and integrity. Evaluations on quality of work, productivity, judgment in seeking help, work organization, and personal development are determined according to the expectation of hours.

Each student must make and 80% or higher, on all of the above, to graduate.

Grading Scale

A= 90-100

B= 80-89

C= 70-79

D=60-69

F=Below 60

Theory testing required:

Core: Basis for all	Nail Specialty OCP A	Cosmetology ( requires all) OCPC
Orientation	Nail Structure & Growth	Properties of Hair & Scalp
Infection Control	Manicuring & Pedicuring	Principles of Hair Design
Anatomy & Physiology	Advanced Nail Techniques	Shampooing Rising, & Conditioning
Salon Business	Facial Specially OCP B	Haircutting
Florida Law	Basics of Chemistry & Electricity	Hairstyling
On the Job	Histology of Skin	Braiding & Braid Extensions
Seeking Employment	Hair Removal	Wigs & Hair Enhancements
	Facials	Chemical Texture Service

OCP	Description	Performance standard
A	Core	Identify career opportunities
		Employ safe and proper laboratory practices
		Demonstrate appropriate understanding of basic science as related to grooming and salon services
		Demonstrate knowledge of professional development(Employability Skills)
		Demonstrate an understanding of entrepreneurship management skills
		Demonstrate knowledge of Florida Law and State Board requirements.
	Nails Specialty	Demonstrate the practice of performing manicures, pedicures, and apply artificial nails. Nail wraps Identifying the proper procedure and application of chemicals
B	Facial Specialty	Perform facials, manipulation and related massage, make-up hair removal and artificial lash application. Identify the proper chemical to be prescribed using an understanding of the chemistry that affects the skin that can be described, measured and predicted. Demonstrate proper procedure and application of chemicals
C	Cosmetology	Identify and perform shampoo/hair conditioners and scalp treatment
		Identify and perform hairstyles
		Identify and perform trimming/shaping hair (cutting)
		Identify and prepare hairpieces, wigs and hair attachments
		Identify and perform permanent waving. Reconstruction curl. chemical relaxing
		Identify and apply temporary/semi-permanent and permanent color/bleach and specialty color techniques

Ongoing program 260 hours

Entry beginning of each 9 weeks

State licensure

The purpose of this program is to prepare a person for employment as a licensed Facial Specialist. This course is designed to qualify students for employment upon successfully completing all the competencies, hours and theory required to obtain a certificate of completion for Facial Specially and to obtain registration from the State Board of Cosmetology.

The program is a planned sequence of instruction. We will begin with the Core of Cosmetology, which includes, but is not limited to, communication skills, leadership skills, human relations skills and employability skills, safe and efficient work practices, Florida cosmetology law and rules, related chemistry, bacteriology, anatomy and physiology. Acquiring the knowledge and skills to perform manipulative & electrical techniques for massage and facial treatments, hair removal

and the art of makeup to become a Facial Specialist.

Occupational Completion Points/Career Path

This program is a planned sequence of instruction and has one occupational completion point. Length of program varies with accomplishments of requirements and attendance. (Main Campus based on a 5 day work week 5 ½ hours per day, PCC campus 4 day work week, 7 ½ hour day)

B. Skin Specialty 260 hours, 40 services and related testing, (3 months)

OES CODE 68008

Textbook and Supplies

Books: (Milady- FCTC Bookstore)

Milady Standard Cosmetology Textbook

Milady Practical Workbook

Milady Theory Workbook

Milady Study Guide

Supplies:

Skin Kit

Tweezers

Extractor

Makeup

Liner sharpener

Grading System

This will be an average of all work including tests, homework & special projects

Tests are 1/3 of grade

Practical service competencies 1/3 of grade

Each student is to maintain a balance of services per hour expectations; this will enable the student to finish their services in the allotted time. Nail specialty 240 hours, Skin specialty 260 hours, & Cosmetology 1200 hours.

Employability Skills 1/3 of grade

Students are evaluated on reliability, dependability, initiative and integrity. Evaluations on quality of work, productivity, judgment in seeking help, work organization, and personal development are determined according to the expectation of hours.

Each student must make and 80% or higher, on all of the above, to graduate.

Grading Scale

A= 90-100

B= 80-89

C= 70-79

D=60-69

F=Below 60

Theory testing required:

Core: Basis for all	Facial Specially OCP B
Orientation	Histology of Skin
Infection Control	Hair Removal
Salon Business	Facials
Florida Law	Facial Make up
On the Job	Basics of Chemistry & Electricity
Seeking Employment	Facials
Anatomy& Physiology	Facial Make up

OCP	Description	Performance standard
A	Core	Identify career opportunities
		Employ safe and proper laboratory practices
		Demonstrate appropriate understanding of basic science as related to grooming and salon services
		Demonstrate knowledge of professional development(Employability Skills)
		Demonstrate an understanding of entrepreneurship management skills
		Demonstrate knowledge of Florida Law and State Board requirements.
B	Facial Specialty	Perform facials, manipulation and related massage, make-up hair removal and artificial lash application. Identify the proper chemical to be prescribed using an understanding of the chemistry that affects the skin that can be described, measured and predicted. Demonstrate proper procedure and application of chemicals

Ongoing program 240 hours

Entry beginning of each 9 weeks

State licensure

The purpose of this program to prepare a person for employment as a licensed Nail Tech designed to qualify students for employment upon successfully completing all the competencies hours and theory required to obtain a Certificate of Completion for Nail Specialty and to obtain a registration from the State Board of Cosmetology.

The program is a planned sequence of instruction. We will begin with the Core of Cosmetology this content includes, but is not limited to, communication skills, leadership skills, human relations skills and employability skills, safe and efficient work practices, Florida cosmetology law and rules, related chemistry, bacteriology, anatomy and physiology. The acquisition of knowledge of skills to perform manicures, pedicures and all artificial nail enhancements, to become a Nail Specialist.
 

Occupational Completion Points/Career Path

. (Based on a 5 day work week 5 ½ hours per day on the Main Campus and 4 day work week 7 ½ hour day on the PCC Campus)

A. Nail Specialty 240 hours 95 services and related testing (3 months)

OES CODE 68008
 

Textbook and Supplies

Books: (Milady- FCTC Bookstore)

Milady Standard Cosmetology Textbook

Milady Practical Workbook

Milady Theory Workbook

Milady Study Guide
 

Supplies:

Nail Kit

Manicure nippers

Acrylic nippers

Tip slicers

Toenail clippers

Tammy Taylor nail brush

Metal cuticle pusher

Linen Scissors

Grading System

Tests 1/3 of grade

This will be an average of all work including tests, homework & special projects
 

Practical service competencies 1/3 of grade

Each student is to maintain a balance of services per hour expectations; this will enable them to finish their services in the allotted time. Nail specialty 240 hours.

Employability Skills 1/3 of grade
 

Students are evaluated on reliability, dependability, initiative and integrity. Evaluations on quality of work, productivity, judgment in seeking help, work organization, personal development are determined according t expectation of hours.

Each student must make and 80% or higher, on all of the above, to graduate.
 

Grading Scale

A= 90-100

B= 80-89

C= 70-79

D=60-69

F=Below 60
 

Theory testing required:

Core: Basis for all	Nail Specialty OCP A
Orientation	Nail Structure & Growth
Infection Control	Manicuring & Pedicuring
Salon Business	Advanced Nail Techniques
Florida Law
Anatomy& Physiology
On the Job
Seeking Employment

 

OCP	Description	Performance standard
		Employ safe and proper laboratory practices
		Demonstrate appropriate understanding of basic science as related to grooming and salon services
		Demonstrate knowledge of professional development(Employability Skills)
		Demonstrate an understanding of entrepreneurship management skills
		Demonstrate knowledge of Florida Law and State Board requirements.
	Nails Specialty	Demonstrate the practice of performing manicures, pedicures, and apply artificial nails. Nail wraps Identifying the proper procedure and application of chemicals