1. PA Academy Of Cosmetology - CURRICULUM limits one or more "life activities.". Life activities include learning, particular occupations, such as cosmetology, auto mechanics, printing, or How Do They teach? Can you learn http://www.pacas.com/teacher.html

Course Title: Student Teacher Course Length Of Course: 600 Hours Text: Milady Master Educator Student Course Book Teacher Course Description The teaching course consists of teaching methods involving lesson planning, professional conduct, lecture and demonstrations. Students are in the aspect of the Student Teachers program for 300 hours and the practical aspect for 300 hours. Course Goals To prepare students for the teaching profession. To understand methods, procedures and techniques of teaching. To learn the importance of student motivation and learning To effectively use all teaching materials. To develop an appreciation of achieving professional competency. Course Format Students are assigned to specific classes or clinic to teach theory under the supervision of a licensed instructor or for observing the teaching principles depending on student ability to assist instructor in scheduled activities. Students are instructed and tested from Milady's Master Educator Student Course Book. They must perform mock teaching activities for various units of instruction along with practical application of cosmetology practice as applied to teaching. Time is allotted daily for sanitation and homework assignments. Unit Outline A.

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Special Section The Topeka Capital-Journal Friends, activities teach lifelong lessons By MICHELLE BURHENN Special to The Capital-Journal Teenagers enter high school to learn lessons from homework, chalkboards and handouts. While senior Amy Wittenbach achieved academic success marked by her placement in the top 1 percent of her class, she claims she has learned the most from friends. "It's not about the classes or what you learn in them. It's about what you learn from other people," she said. Numerous advanced placement and honors courses highlight Wittenbach's academic coursework. While the studying and homework that typically flooded her after school hours was tough, Wittenbach said the hard work was inspired by "her desire to get out of school." Inspiration also came from numerous teachers, especially one that Wittenbach describes as "upbeat and positive." "Celeste Stanfield always worked her hardest to make sure we understood what we, as students, needed to do and how to do it to make our writing better," she said. "She always took the time to individually explain things and help people, which is something that a lot of teachers don't do." Planning to attend Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., and major in pre-medicine, Wittenbach is taking more from her time at Washburn Rural High School than what can be learned from a homework assignment.

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5. Glossary cosmetology examiners seeks to keep. public safe from unlawful activities. Raenelle Kwock "We also teach the nontechnical like customer service and how to build a clientele and so http://www.stlcc.cc.mo.us/stc/CareerResources/CR_Glossary.htm

Web Survey Career Development Career Awareness Career awareness activities generally take place at the elementary level.  They are designed to make students aware of the broad range of careers and/or occupations in the world of work, including options that may not be traditional for their gender, race of ethnicity.  Career awareness activities range from limited exposure to the world of work, through occasional field trips and classroom speakers, to comprehensive exposure.  The latter may involve curriculum redesign, introduction of students to a wide span of career options, and integration with activities at the middle school level.   Career Exploration Career exploration generally takes place at the middle school level and is designed to provide some in-depth exposure to career options for students.  Activities may include the study of career opportunities in particular fields to identify potential careers, writing individual learning plans that dovetail with career majors offered at the high school level, or review of local labor market.  Career Exposure Career exposure can be defined as activities at the high school level that provide actual work experience-connecting classroom learning to work. These activities include Mentoring, Internships, Apprenticeships, and Job Shadowing.

6. Teach Online: Course Requests By Fee a licenced Cosmetogist that will teach you the IF THERE IS A cosmetology CLASS ONLINE! PatientRecords, Professional activities, Administrative Responsibilities http://boards.universalclass.com/requests/view/fee1.htm

Join Now Sign In Money I've Earned My Awards ... Shopping Cart Friday, April 4, 2003 You Are Here: Home Course Requests by Fee View Requests by: Subject Department Date Fee - Type Post Request Categories Accounting Alternative Medicine Biology/Sciences Business ... Special Offers My Views My Classes My Reminders $$ Money I've Earned Course Catalog ... Global Search My To Do's Create a Class Join/Remove a Class My Settings Change Password Edit My Profile Edit My Resume Help ... LogOff The following is a list of course requests posted by potential students ordered by Fee . If you are looking for a class to take and have not been able to find a suitable match in our course catalog , then try posting a request for the course. Page 1 of 44 Subject Department Request Date Fee ... Cosmetology (4 replies) Anatomy Online Class Hello I,m Natashia a licenced Cosmetogist that will teach you the lastest techniques in Cosmetology. ... Policy and Special Education ... COSMETOLOGY (4 replies) Clinical Medicine Online Class I WANTED TO KNOW IF THERE IS A COSMETOLOGY CLASS ONLINE! ... Medical transcription medical coding medical billing medical terminology courses online at home ... Nursing (2 replies) Nursing Online Class interested on any LPN or online course recognozed ny the national committe ...

7. Cosmetology are taught in the cosmetology labs. Students visit local They are certified to teach by the state of Clark JVS that educational activities, employment, programs, and services http://www.scjvs.k12.oh.us/cs.htm

Cosmetology If you are creative and like working with people, consider the opportunities the Cosmetology Program offers. Hands-on: Students develop skills through many hands-on applications that are taught in the cosmetology labs. Students visit local salons through job-shadowing opportunities in their junior year. During their senior year, students work in a school-operated salon. Students leave the Cosmetology Program with enough lab hours to take the State Cosmetology Licensing exam by the end of their senior year. Admission requirements: To be eligible, students must complete their sophomore year and be on track for graduation. This is a two-year, full-day program. Students earn 12 credits in 2 years. 8 credits Applied Communications 1 credit Applied Math 1 credit English 1 credit Government or History 1 credit JVS art instructors are certified and have experience in their field. They are certified to teach by the state of Ohio. What do I learn? Basic chemistry Business and work ethics Cutting Hair coloring Hair, skin, and nail care

8. Teach Online: Course Requests By Date with Patient Records, Professional activities, Administrative Responsibilities approachto the exciting world of cosmetology. Could someone just teach for this http://boards.universalclass.com/requests/view/1.htm

Join Now Sign In Money I've Earned My Awards ... Shopping Cart Friday, April 4, 2003 You Are Here: Home Course Requests by Date View Requests by: Subject Department Date - Fee Type Post Request Categories Accounting Alternative Medicine Biology/Sciences Business ... Special Offers My Views My Classes My Reminders $$ Money I've Earned Course Catalog ... Global Search My To Do's Create a Class Join/Remove a Class My Settings Change Password Edit My Profile Edit My Resume Help ... LogOff The following is a list of course requests posted by potential students ordered by Date . If you are looking for a class to take and have not been able to find a suitable match in our course catalog , then try posting a request for the course. Page 1 of 44 Subject Department Request Date Fee ... CPR (3 replies) Health and Medical Assistance Instruction Training for CPR Certification. ... Beginner's Course In Kinesiology ... Distance Education Program Development and Management (2 replies) Education Instruction Examining the principles, procedures and costs involved in designing,implementing and managing an effective Distance Education Program: Designed for school administrators, HR managers or/and trainers ... Canadian History ... Ged Preperation (2 replies) Online Learning FREE Online Class Online preperation for standard GED test ...

9. Galveston Community Youth Development These activities teach skills for living, by utilizing a that offers comprehensiveprosocial activities and programs. 2) A cosmetology Program will also be http://psy.utmb.edu/community/galveston/resource/gydp/gydp2000/gydp2000.htm

COMMUNITY YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM THE MISSION The Community Youth Development Program is committed to the development of programs that foster mental growth, proactive substance abuse prevention and intervention, educational opportunities, employment options, parenting skills and recreational activities that will have a positive impact on community youth in the 77550 zip code. THE VISION The vision of the Community Youth Development Program is to enhance our youth's abilities to experience a successful life opportunity in the city of Galveston and the greater community of our state and nation. With positive role models for themselves and others, youth can enable their visions to become realities. FAMILY OUTREACH This program will provide a four-pronged parent education program. 1) Expertise and parenting curriculums of Family Service Center, Inc. and Phoenix House Council, Inc. will be utilized. These organizations will provide parenting to individuals who currently reside at The Crisis Center, Center for Women and the Family Shelter. 2) Family Outreach will provide the STEP Curriculum.

10. LD OnLine Learning A Living or more "life activities." Life activities include learning, as particular occupations, such as cosmetology, auto mechanics, printing, Can you learn the way they teach? Do the http://www.ldonline.org/ld_indepth/transition/learning_a_living.pdf

11. TURI Community - Schools could use the program materials to teach in the the program into their curriculumand other management activities. to train teens on the cosmetology issues for http://www.turi.org/community/schools/HealthyCosmetology.shtml

Boston Public Collaborative Greening Milton Schools Regional Vocational TUR Green Cleaning In Dracut ... IPM in Schools Toxics Use Reduction Institute TUR in the Cosmetology Vocational Department - Health and Beauty Can Go Hand-in-Hand A Project of Western Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health 2001-2002 Project Manager, Lynn Rose Partners Year 2: South Shore Vocational High School (Hanover), Dean Technical High School (Holyoke), Joseph P. Keefe Technical School (Framingham), Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Partners Year 1: Roger L. Putnam Vocational School, Springfield Education Association, Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Overview During this two year project Western MassCOSH worked initially with the Cosmetology Department Roger L. Putnam Vocational School in Springfield to incorporate awareness and toxics use reduction training into the current curriculum for hair and nail care. Teachers and students were trained in identifying chemical hazards, choosing less toxic alternatives, and incorporating pollution prevention practices into daily practices. Building on the 1999-2000 Healthy Hair Campaign TURN project in Boston, this project continued to raise awareness about toxic chemicals in hair dyes, hair relaxers, permanents, hairsprays, bleaches, disinfectants, nail sculpting and manicuring products. End products consisted of a curriculum, reference materials, and a self-inspection checklist. The second year of this project focused refining and expanding the training program to three additional schools and train additional Western MassCOSH staff. The goal was to raise awareness among cosmetology teachers and students, vocational safety and health staff, cosmetology professionals, and the Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health's staff of the hazards associated with hair and nail care and to provide tools to reduce those hazards. Western MassCOSH conducted a "train-the-trainer" program at three Vocational Cosmetology Departments. The training materials were presented at four statewide trainings of Health Officers and at the annual Vocational School Conference. They will also be used in the future to raise awareness among the Board of Cosmetology.

12. Court Victory position, and find hairbraiding to be cosmetology, but ignore texts and exam, doesnot teach braiding while If they do such activities, they are subject to the http://sisterlocks.com/courtvictory.html

FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN OUR RECENT COURT VICTORY, HERE IS A REPRODUCTION OF THE SISTERLOCKS HOME OFFICE REACTION TO THE DECISION LAST AUGUST, AND EXCERPTS FROM THE RULING ITSELF. Dear Sisterlocks Supporter: WE WON! After two and a half years of anticipation and stress, filings, pleadings and delays, we can finally say, WE WON! We have had to deal with depositions, and not-so-subtle charges from the opposition that we are dishonest, dirty, ignorant lawbreakers. We’ve had to tolerate lawyers prying into our files, and cross-examining us in every way on how we represent the business. They went through our records with a fine-toothed comb, from our receipts to our publicity brochures to the language we use to train people. We had to fight to keep the names of our trainees away from the opposition, for fear they would start harassing folks ( and they probably would have!). We’ve had to fight to keep the opposition from exposing our training materials in a way that would undermine our trademark protection. But, we won! Essentially, what this means is that anyone legitimately practicing Sisterlocks according to the standards our company has set forth, is EXEMPT from the current cosmetology law in California! We can now train and perform Sisterlocks free from the threat of attack from the State.

13. PA  Academy Of Cosmetology - CURRICULUM scheduled theory classes and supervised clinic floor activities. reference for allfundamental areas of cosmetology. 6. teach the student the proper techniques http://www.pacas.com/operator.html

Course Title: Operators Course Length Of Course: 1250 Hours Operator Course Description The 1250 hour Operator Course is divided into four (4) distinctive units: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior. You will be trained in all aspects of cosmetology, both practical and theory. The course begins with 15 weeks of basic training (450 hours) of classroom instruction in both theory and practical practices of basic techniques and procedures. The remaining 800 hours are spent in advanced workshops, mock state boards, customer relations, scheduled theory classes and supervised clinic floor activities. Course Goals To prepare students for State board licensing. To prepare students for profitable employment. Course Format Freshman Cycle Goals 1. To train students in the proper techniques and procedures of the Scientific Approach to Hair Sculpting. 2. Principles of hygiene, good grooming, and personality development. 3. Understanding bacteriology, sanitation, and sterilization.

14. Faculty Position In Barbering/Cosmetology by additional teaching and other developmental activities. supervision the instructorwill teach a variety of classes in the Barbering/cosmetology Department. http://ww2.slcc.edu/hr/01147.htm

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT POSTED: June 13, 2002 CLOSED: July 12, 2002 JOB #: POSITION TITLE: FACULTY POSITION IN BARBERING/COSMETOLOGY (2 positions available) REPORTS TO: Division Chair, Technical Specialties STARTING SALARY: $26,097 to $36,270 depending on experience and qualifications for a nine month letter of appointment. May be supplemented by additional teaching and other developmental activities. Tenure Track. Excellent Benefits. MAJOR FUNCTION: Under general supervision the instructor will teach a variety of classes in the Barbering/Cosmetology Department. Faculty member may be assigned to any SLCC campus location and teach in either the A.M. or P.M. program. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES: Prepare and teach Barbering/Cosmetology classes and strive for excellence. Demonstrate distinctive promise as a teacher with expected pursuit of excellence in teaching. Be technologically literate, knowledgeable and innovative in the use of a variety of modern teaching technologies including the use of computers and multi-media in lecture, laboratories and distance learning environments. Participate in professional or occupational development.

15. 225 ILCS 410/ Barber, Cosmetology, Esthetics, And Nail Technology Act Of 1985 as a cosmetology teacher may teach nail technology technicians, or barbers, or licensedcosmetology, esthetics, nail to apply to the activities and services of http://www.legis.state.il.us/legislation/ilcs/ch225/ch225act410articles/ch225act

Illinois Compiled Statutes Professions and Occupations Barber, Cosmetology, Esthetics, and Nail Technology Act of 1985 225 ILCS 410/ HOME CHAPTERS PUBLIC ACTS SEARCH ... BOTTOM (225 ILCS 410/) TOP

16. Digitaliowa I Cosmetology public safe from unlawful activities. To be a licensed professional, Francksen saidshe needed a license in cosmetology, an instructional We also teach the non http://www.drake.edu/journalism/digitaliowa/stories/cosmetology.html

September 21, 1999 Cosmetology examiners seeks to keep public safe from unlawful activities Raenelle Kwock Drake University DES MOINES, Iowa As more people pay for face-lifts and removal of fat, Iowa cosmetology schools are closely observed by the cosmetology examiners, since their job is to protect the public from unlawful establishments. "I think they do an excellent job of teaching the arts and sciences of cosmetology, as well as sanitation, chemicals and Iowa law," said David Creighton Sr., public member of the state Board of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences. According to Chapter 157.1 of the Iowa code, cosmetology is "arranging, dressing, curling, waving, shampooing, cutting, singeing, bleaching, coloring, or similar works, upon the hair of any person; or upon a wig or hairpiece when done in conjunction with haircutting or hair styling by any means." The code also said cosmetology is "massaging, cleansing, stimulating, exercising, beautifying or similar techniques upon the scalp, face, neck, arms, hands or upper part of the body of any person with the hands or mechanical or electrical apparatus or appliances or with the use of cosmetic preparations, antiseptics, tonics, lotions, creams, or other preparations; manicuring the nails of any person, electrology, esthetics and nail technology." In Calmar, Iowa, there is one public cosmetology school, and 26 private ones are located in the rest of the state. La 'James College, a private cosmetology school, has five locations in Iowa.

17. Job Details or area of primary responsibility; work with cosmetology students as in professionaland selfdevelopment activities; develop and teach curriculum and http://workatuh.hawaii.edu/zoom_job.php?1071

18. NIC Objectives benefits of continuing education for those who teach cosmetology, and Safety associatedwith the practice of cosmetology and related activities, the National http://www.nictesting.org/position.html

NIC's position is summarized as follows: NIC opposes the elimination of practical tests and made a joint resolution adopted in 1986 by NIC, NHCA and NACCAS. NIC endorses state self-regulation, state by state, of instructional schools for the practice of cosmetology arts and sciences. NIC believes that the state cosmetology boards that have the authority vested in them to license the practitioner, the establishment for the practice, and the school for instruction, are in the best position to influence and establish curriculum, maintain and expand the scope of practice, and protect the rights and welfare of the general public. NIC recognizes the importance of continuing education for cosmetology teachers and urges the adoption of continuing education requirements for license renewal of cosmetology teachers in every state. NIC supports both written and practical tests as a necessary prerequisite for licensure. Currently NIC has national, newly revised, written, and practical tests. To ensure the protection of the public health and safety associated with the practice of cosmetology and related activities, NIC has taken the following position: Individuals who provide cosmetology-related services should be licensed.

19. Cosmetology vocationaltechnical program designed to teach the art Because much of the cosmetologyprofession revolves around become involved in these activities or enter http://www.nwktc.org/page23.html

Cosmetology Course Descriptions Program Description Length: 10 Months Starting Dates : July and January Hours : 1500 Hours Our Cosmetology Program is a glamorous, practical, and immediately applicable vocational-technical program designed to teach the art of cosmetics for the skin, hair and nails, and the proper applications of products to individual patrons. Because the cosmetology field involves many different area, students will be exposed to a wide variety of situations including manicuring, facial massage, scalp treatments, permanent waving, hair tinting and bleaching, eyebrow tints, and business salesmanship, to name a few. The curriculum is directly related to the Kansas cosmetology laws and licensing. As style trends, fashion, new regulations and hour requirements change, the curriculum is continually updated. In the first two months of the program, the instructors introduce various subjects and techniques through lecture, textbook material and demonstrations. The students learn how to apply these basic theories on mannequins and/or fellow students. Areas covered in these first 320 hours will include:

20. [ICPAC] Manicurists to communicate with others to teach, give advice They like work activities that includepractical, hands by the State Board of cosmetology Examiners, including http://icpac.indiana.edu/careers/career_profiles/100121.xml.print

Manicurists http://icpac.indiana.edu/careers/career_profiles/100121.xml.print Job Description Summary: Manicurists clean, shape, and polish clients' nails. A growing number of beauty salons offer many specialized services. The largest and fastest growing of these services is manicures. Manicurists work only on nails. They provide manicures, pedicures, and nail extensions to clients. Giving a manicure involves a number of steps. First, manicurists talk to clients to find out what they want. To get started, they remove any previously applied nail polish from the fingernails. Next, they clean the nails in soapy water, using swabs and orange sticks. Manicurists soften the nail cuticles (the skin around the nails) with water and oil. They push back or clip the cuticles. They also shape and smooth the ends of the nails, using scissors, files, and emery boards. Depending on what each client wants, manicurists apply clear or colored polish onto the nails. If the client prefers, manicurists polish the nails using powdered polish and a buffer. This process leaves nails shiny without liquid polish. Manicurists also apply nail extensions for clients who want them. First, manicurists attach paper forms to the tips of the fingernails. Next, they apply glue to the nails, and create the artificial nails over the forms. Finally, they remove the paper forms, and shape and smooth the edges of the nail extensions.

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