Professional Esthetician Certification Program
Program Summary
Our objective is to offer you a comprehensive and highly developed Program of Study in Esthetics and to provide you with the skills necessary to become a licensed Esthetician in the State of Colorado.
Career Options
- Assistant to a Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon
- Makeup Artist
- Skin Care Specialist
- Instructor
- Beauty Editor
- Trade Technician
- Direct Sales Demonstrator
- Manager
- Cosmetic Buyer
Awards
Upon successful completion of the Esthetician Program and graduation, the student will receive an Esthetician Diploma
Professional Certifications
- Microdermabrasion Certification
- Chemical Peel Certification
- Modality Certification
Career Skills Learned
Students practice on clients under the supervision of a Certified/Licensed Instructor.
- Salt glows
- Self tanning
- Airbrush tanning
- Body polishing
- Balneotherapy
- Facial/skin care
- Facial makeup
- Hair removal
- 5 crystal and diamond tipped microdermabrasion machines
- May different chemical peels including:
- Salicylic
- Lactic
- Glycolic
- TCA
- Jessner
- Enzyme
- Disinfection, sanitation, safe work practices
- Management, ethics, & interpersonal skills/salesmanship
- Laws, rules & regulations
Additional Program Information
- Students will participate in periodical fieldtrips and educational shows.
- Guest speakers, product representatives, salon managers/owners are encouraged to give speeches and demonstrations of new products, job opportunities, and new trends in the industry.
- We encourage students to have job interviews while using a form supplied to them with a list of questions and required information they will need to obtain from prospective employers. This gives the student an opportunity to interview and seek out jobs prior to graduation.
Program Length
94 full time days - or - 150 part time days (600 hours)
Class Schedules
Visit our Class Schedules page for specific start dates and schedules.
Prerequisites
- A student must be at least 18 years old.
- Have a high school diploma or GED