Esthetics

​Program Description

Esthetics:  Spa to medical .One of the fastest growing industries that offers endless opportunities.

This program will provide students with the knowledge, skills and current trends necessary for all aspects of esthetics. Students will experience high energy, fun, creative artistry and the ability to add individuality when performing real spa services using leading esthetics equipment. Students will learn about and work with professional nail, skin and body products. Students will also understand and experience the importance of retailing.  This program will proved students with the related theory and practical knowledge which is based on Apprenticeship Manitoba esthetics curriculum.

Prerequisites and Beneficial Skills

• High school students have completed Grade 10.
• Post-secondary students have completed 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.
• Knowledge and practice of basic hygiene. 
  
  

Certification

LRATC certificates will be issued after successful completion of the eleven credit program.  Students must maintain a minimum accumulative average of 70% and complete all required hours to be eligible to receive a certificate.

Esthetician trade is accredited by Apprenticeship Manitoba.

Apprenticeship and Employment Opportunities

The Esthetics program at ATC is accredited by Apprenticeship Manitoba under the trades of Esthetician.

To become an apprentice in the trade of Esthetician, students must:

• successfully complete the Esthetics program at ATC (1298 hours)
  
• maintain an accumulative average of 70% or better in the trade subjects
  
• obtain a grade of 70% or higher in each component of the in-school practical exam administered by Apprenticeship Manitoba
  
• have a completed Grade 12 high school standing or equivalent
  
• gain employment under the supervision of a Journeyperson Esthetician and register as apprentices.
  

During the two-year apprenticeship, a theory exam will be administered by Apprenticeship Manitoba.

Students who wish to work in the Esthetician trade are required to register into an Apprenticeship Agreement with their employer.

International Students

The Louis Riel Arts and Technology Centre will accept International Students. All inquiries are handled by the Louis Riel School Division International Student Program (ISP). Please refer to the links below for more information on the possibility of registering and tuition costs.

International Student Tuition and Program Fees

Overview and fees