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Hairstyling
The Hairstyling Program is a twelve-credit program which will provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for all aspects of hair services for men and women. The program will provide students with theory, practice on mannequins, and on-the-job training on real clients in a new well-equipped salon facility. Students will be prepared for employment in the hairstyling industry.
Part 1* - 5 credits, offered in semesters 1 & 2, Part 2* - 5 credits, offered in semesters 1 & 2 (Part 1 is a prerequisite for Part 2), Part 3* - 2 credits, offered in semesters 1 and 2 (Part 2 is a prerequisite for Part 3.) Start in September or February.
* Students may be required to make up any hours missed in one part of the program to be eligible to proceed to the next part.
Prerequisites and Beneficial Skills
- High school students must have a complete Grade 10.
- Post-secondary students must have a complete Grade 12. Applicants not meeting the entrance requirements may be accepted as mature students. Skills assessment may be required.
- Ability to work in a team environment.
- Creative aptitude and manual dexterity.
- Enjoy working with the public.
Work Practicum
Students will have the opportunity to work with real clients over the course of their program in the school's salon and may complete a two-week, off-site work practicum.
COURSE CONTENT - Hairstyling
PART 1
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PART 2
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Introduction to Hairstyling 20S (8680)
- orientation, communication essential skills
- salon safety
- styles, styling products and tools
- shampooing and basic styling
- braiding and basic evening styles
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- use of cutting tools
- hair cutting styles and techniques
- detailing/customizing a cut
- razor, shear and clipper cuts
- blending/texturizing
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Basic Hairstyling 20S (8682)
- hairstyle sciences
- shampooing and conditioning
- treatments
- setting/styling
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- color theory and analysis
- color mixing and application
- temporary, semi-permanent, permanent colors
- color techniques
- highlights/lowlights
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Basic Haircutting & Thermal Styling 20S (8683)
- cutting and styling
- use of cutting and thermal tools
- application of styling products
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- application of styling aids and styling tools
- style consultation
- advanced setting/styling
- finger wave patterns
- formal evening styles
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Related Salon Services 20S (8684)
- introduction to beauty treatment tools and products
- skin analysis
- anatomy of the hands, nails and face
- basic skin care
- basic manicure (natural nails only)
- basic make-up
- new trends
- eyebrow shaping
- massage techniques
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Permanent Waving & Straightening 30S (8686)
- permanent waving
- use of texture tools
- wrapping patterns
- chemistry of permanent waving/straightening
- chemical hair straightening
- advanced hairstyling
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Salon Management & Employability Skills 40S (8694)
- customer service
- designing a resume/portfolio
- retail sales
- business opportunities and applications
- first aid and CPR
- sun tanning (theory only)
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Advanced Hairstyling & Coloring 40S (8693)
- wigs, hairpieces and extensions
- advanced finger wave
- hair lightening and toning
- corrective and advanced color techniques
- advanced formal evening styles
- competition styles
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PART 3
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Advanced Hair Cutting, Waving & Straightening 40S (8689)
- new trends
- advanced cutting, detailing and customizing
- advanced waving and straightening
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Certificate Preparation 40S (8692)
- new trends
- preparation for salon
- preparation for examinations
- preparation for Apprenticeship
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Certification
ATC will award certificates to students who successfully complete requirements of this twelve-credit program. Hairstyling is a trade accredited by Manitoba Apprenticeship.
Apprenticeship and Employment Opportunities
The Hairstyling Program at ATC is accredited by Manitoba Apprenticeship under the trade of Hairstylist. To become an apprentice students must:
- successfully complete the Hairstyling Program at ATC (1400 hours)
- maintain an accumulative average of 70% or better in the trade subjects
- have a completed Grade 12 high school standing or equivalent
- gain employment under the supervision of a journeyperson Hairstylist and register as apprentices.
During the two-year apprenticeship, a theory and practical exam will be administered by Manitoba Apprenticeship.
Students are eligible to begin a paid apprenticeship by working part-time while enrolled in the Hairstyling Program at ATC.
Students who wish to work in the trade are required to register into an Apprenticeship Agreement with their employer.
Tuition and Fees
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Application Fee:
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$20 non-refundable (adults only)
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Tuition:
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nil - high school students
$4200 (full program)*
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Student Fees:
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$25 per semester
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Textbook Fee:
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$50 (refundable)
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Textbook(s):
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no cost - supplied by school
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Additional Costs:
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$110.00 (approx.) for a hairstyling kit. Students will need to purchase shears and a razor as they progress through the courses. Students may wish to purchase additional tools to increase their tool inventory.
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* Tuition is currently under review and will be determined at time of registration.
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Program Advantages
- State-of-the-art salon
- Comprehensive training in latest hairstyling practices
- Innovation through creative hair design
- Industry trade shows and competitions
- Certified and licensed hairstyling/esthetics teachers
- Industry-sponsored scholarship opportunities
- Manitoba Apprenticeship accreditation
- Eligible to begin a paid apprenticeship while enrolled in the program
Become a hairstylist through training in creative applications and innovative instruction.
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