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Course
Bilingual Continuing Education Cosmetology I Introduction
Name
COS-3201I7
Overall Quality of This Course
★★★★★
Based on 58 student surveys.
Available Classes
Not currently offered.
Intended Audience
The course is intended for candidates, bilingual in Spanish, that are interested in the field of Cosmetology and seek to obtain a Cosmetology license.
Description
Este curso introduce conceptos básicos de la cosmetología, incluyendo el imagen profesional, sanidad (o higiene), bacteriología, anatomía, champú, relajación, ética y la manicura. Otros temas relacionados serán introducidos como son las prácticas fundamentales de los servicios de cosmetología, tales como tintes y decoloración del cabello, entubado y pedicuras.
This course introduces the basic concepts of Cosmetology which include professional Image, sanitation, disinfection, bacteriology, anatomy, shampooing, work ethic, and manicuring. Other related topics will be introduced and the basic foundational practical applications of services to include hair coloring, highlighting, perming, and pedicuring.
This course will be taught in Spanish and English. Este curso se enseña en español y en inglés.
This course introduces the basic concepts of Cosmetology which include professional Image, sanitation, disinfection, bacteriology, anatomy, shampooing, work ethic, and manicuring. Other related topics will be introduced and the basic foundational practical applications of services to include hair coloring, highlighting, perming, and pedicuring.
This course will be taught in Spanish and English. Este curso se enseña en español y en inglés.
Course Objectives
- learn to accurately select and use appropriate commercial products on customers' hair and skin.
- learn to demonstrate proper professional hygiene, grooming, and attitude.
- learn to perform and thrive in a multicultural diverse environment.
- learn to demonstrate mastery of manipulative skills.
- learn to safely and competently apply concepts of all phases of Cosmetology in a salon settings.
- learn how to successfully take the NC State Board of Cosmetic Art Board theory and practical exams.
- learn how to achieve gainful employment in the Cosmetology industry.
Outline of Instruction
- Lesson 1: Theory Concepts
Orientation- Welcome, Introduction to School Policies/Student Handbook and Curriculum
Chapter 5- Infection Control: Principals and Practices
Lesson1: Practical Application
Intro to Cosmetology
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Shampooing
Conditioning
Manikin Care
Scalp Treatments
Student practice - Lesson 2: Theory Concepts
Review Chapter 5- Infection Control: Principals and Practices
Introduce/teach Chapter 1- History and Career Opportunities
Lesson 2: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
How to hold implements
Sectioning for zero degree and blunt haircut
Student practice - Lesson 3: Theory Concepts
Review Chapter 1- History and Career Opportunities
Introduce/teach Chapter 2-Life Skills
Properties of the Hair and Scalp
Lesson 3: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Sectioning for spiral and piggyback perm wrap
Perm rollers and placement
Student practice - Lesson 4: Theory Concepts
Review Chapter 2-Life Skills
Introduce/teach Chapter 3- Your professional Image
Properties of the Hair and Scalp continued
Lesson 4: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Braiding Concepts
Twisting Concepts Student practice - Lesson 5: Theory Concepts
Review Chapter 3- Your professional Image
Introduce/teach Chapter 4- Communicating for Success
Principles of Hair Design
Shampooing/Rinsing and Conditioning
Lesson 5: Practical Applications
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Razor cutting
Sectioning for a basic haircut
Basic haircut
Client consultation
Student practice - Lesson 6: Theory Concepts
Review Chapter 4- Communicating for Success
Introduce/teach Chapter 6- General Anatomy & Physiology
Lesson 6: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Zero degree haircut
Basic haircut
Client consultation
Student practice - Lesson 7: Theory Concepts
Chapter 6- General Anatomy & Physiology
Lesson 7: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Up do styling
French twist
Timed student practice - Lesson 8: Theory Concepts
Chapter 6- General Anatomy & Physiology
Introduce/teach Chapter 11- Properties of the Hair & Scalp
Lesson 8: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Wet/dry wraps
Basic roller set and bases
Sectioning /basic perm wrap
Discuss roller size, partings, end papers test curls, and rod placement - Lesson 9: Theory Concepts
Review Chapter 11- Properties of the Hair & Scalp
Lesson 9: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Blow dry styling
Round brush styling
Thermal styling
Pressing and curling
Student practice - Lesson 10: Theory Concepts
Review Chapter 11- Properties of the Hair & Scalp
Introduce/teach Chapter 15- Scalp Care, Shampooing, and Conditioning
Lesson 10: Practical Application
Finger waving
Pin curls
Ridge curl
Eyebrow tweezing and waxing
Student practice - Lesson 11: Theory Concepts
Review Chapter 15- Scalp Care, Shampooing, and Conditioning
Lesson 11: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Makeup consultation
Basic facial
Eyebrow tweezing and waxing
Makeup applications
Student practice - Lesson 12: Theory Concepts
Review Chapter 15- Scalp Care, Shampooing, and Conditioning
Revisit Chapter 5- Infection Control: Principals and Practices
Lesson 12: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Basic manicuring
Intro /Relaxer applications
Student practice - Lesson 13: Theory Concepts
Review/Revisit Chapters: 1-4
Lesson 13: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Pedicuring
Manicuring
Intro/Hair color application
Mixing
Allergy test
Frosting
Foiling
Student practice - Lesson 14: Theory Concepts
Review/Revisit Chapters: 6, 11, 15
Lesson 14: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Color concepts
Pedicuring
Manicuring
Student practice - Lesson 15: Theory Concepts
Review all chapters 1-6, 11, 15 for Exit Written exam
Lesson 15: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Review
Timed practice
Mock State Board exam - Lesson 16: Theory Concepts
Exit Exam for Beginners
Begin project sheet # 1
Receive assigned station duties
Lesson 16: Practical Application
3 Infection Control Procedures: demonstration and practice of Blood Exposure on self and client and disinfection procedures.
Students transition to Advanced department
Students practice on live models
Contact Hours
424
CEU's
No
Industry Standard, State, or National Certification
Yes
Certification
North Carolina Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners
Website URL
www.nccosmeticarts.com
Certification Learning Outcomes/Requirements
- At the end of the training, students will receive a certificate of completion and will be able to register to take the Cosmetology exam.
CE to CU Articulation
No
Prerequisites
Students must attend a Cosmetology information and orientation sessions.
Students must present either a copy of their High School Diploma, High School Equivalency (GED) or must have passed the Career Readiness Certificate tests with at least Bronze level.
Students must present either a copy of their High School Diploma, High School Equivalency (GED) or must have passed the Career Readiness Certificate tests with at least Bronze level.
Text and Supplies Needed
Spanish Milady Standard Cosmetology Textbook
Spanish Milady Cosmetology Theory Workbook
Spanish Milady Cosmetology Exam Review book
Cosmetology Kit
Laptop or tablet for online portion of the program
Spanish Milady Cosmetology Theory Workbook
Spanish Milady Cosmetology Exam Review book
Cosmetology Kit
Laptop or tablet for online portion of the program
Clinical Site/Special Facilities
Cosmetology Lab
Requirements for Successful Completion of this Course
- Attendance 90% or above
- Participation
- Satisfactory completion of assignments and providing salon services with an average grade of 80.
Accreditation/Special Approval Requirements
North Carolina Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners
Intended Audience
The course is intended for candidates, bilingual in Spanish, that are interested in the field of Cosmetology and seek to obtain a Cosmetology license.
Specific Industry or Business Support Needs
Industry or Job Titles Related to training Outcomes for Employment
- Cosmetologists
Related Courses
- Bilingual Spanish/English Continuing Education Cosmetology II - Intermediate - COS-3201K7
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