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Esthetics
This nine-credit program will provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for all aspects of nail care including manicures and pedicures, nail extensions, nail art and nail treatments as well as skin care including skin treatments, make-up artistry and hair removal. The program will provide students with theory and practical on-the-job training on mannequins and real clients in a new well-equipped salon facility.
Part 1 Nail Technology - 4 credits, offered in semester 1 or 2 (depending on enrolment). Part 2 Skin Care Technology - 5 credits offered in semester 2. (Part 1 is a prerequisite to Part 2 - exceptions may be made based on past certification.) Start in September or February (depending on enrolment).
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 will not be required to work off-site.
COURSE CONTENT - Esthetics
PART 1 (Nail Technology)
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PART 2 (Skin Care Technology)
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Basics of Nail Technology 20S (8759)
- orientation, communication and essential skills
- salon safety
- nail composition
- use of technology tools
- basic service applications
- massage techniques
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Introduction to Esthetics 20S (TBA)
- history of skin care
- esthetic tools and equipment
- introduction to massage
- cells, anatomy and physiology
- aromatherapy
- lash and brow tint
- hair removal
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Manicure and Pedicure 30S (8760)
- water, french and hot oil manicure
- nail art
- treatments
- toe cures and pedicures
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Basics of Skin Care Technology 30S (TBA)
- esthetic product knowledge and chemistry
- dermatology and histology
- skin analysis and client consultation
- disorders of the skin and treatments
- nutrition and health of the skin
- basic facials
- back facial treatments
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Artificial Nails 40S (8761)
- basic nail tip application
- overlays
- sculptured nails
- gel, acrylic and fiberglass applications
- nail wraps and repairs
- airbrushing
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- disorders of the skin
- facial treatments with machines
- male skin care and grooming
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Practice and Study of Nails 40S (8762)
- advanced nail techniques
- preparation for salon
- preparation for nail examination
- preparation for Apprenticeship
- related skin care services
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Advanced Skin Care 40S (TBA)
- new trends: enemies of the skin, aging factors and cosmetic surgery
- advanced skin care topics
- introduction to body treatments
- cosmetic massage
- portfolio and salon business
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Make-up Artistry 40S (TBA)
- day-time and evening
- cocktail and bridal
- photography and theatre
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Certification
ATC Certificates will be issued after successful completion of each part: Nail Technology for Part 1 and Esthetics for Part 2. Nail Technician and Esthetician are trades accredited by Manitoba Apprenticeship.
Apprenticeship and Employment Opportunities
The Esthetics program at ATC (Nail Technology and Skin Care Technology) is accredited by Manitoba Apprenticeship under the trade of Esthetician.
To become an apprentice in the trade of Nail Technician, students must:
- successfully complete Part 1 (Nail Technology - 470 hours) of the Esthetics program at ATC
- maintain a minimum 70% average in both theory and practical
- have a completed Grade 12 high school standing or equivalent
- gain employment under the supervision of a journeyperson Nail Technician and register as apprentices.
The Manitoba practical exam will be administered by ATC upon completion of Part 1 of the program. During the one-year apprenticeship, a theory exam will be administered by Manitoba Apprenticeship.
To become an apprentice in the trade of Esthetician, students must:
- successfully complete Part 1 (Nail Technology) and Part 2 (Skin Care Technology - 590 hours) of the Esthetics program at ATC
- maintain a minimum 70% average in both theory and practical
- have a completed Grade 12 high school standing or equivalent
- gain employment under the supervision of a journeyperson Esthetician and register as apprentices.
The Manitoba practical exam will be administered by ATC upon completion of Part 2 of the program. During the one-year apprenticeship, a theory exam will be administered by Manitoba Apprenticeship.
Students who wish to work in the trades of Nail Technician or Esthetician 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
$1600 per semester - Part 1 Nail Technology*
$2000 per semester - Part 2 Skin Care Technology*
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Student Fee:
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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 the school
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Additional Costs:
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Part 1: $100 (approx.) for a workbook and nail kit. Students will be required to purchase a uniform jacket. Part 2: $150 (approx.) for a workbook and esthetics kit. Students will be required to purchase a uniform jacket and pants. Students may wish to purchase additional tools to increase their tool inventory.
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* Tuition will be determined at time of registration.
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Program Advantages
- Comprehensive training in the latest esthetics treatments
- Creative design through nail art and make-up application
- Industry trade shows and competitions
- State-of-the-art salon
- Certified and licensed esthetics teachers
- Industry-sponsored scholarship opportunities
- Manitoba Apprenticeship accreditation
- Eligible to begin a paid apprenticeship while enrolled in the program
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