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Program Length:

281 hours

Description:

A few topics covered in this program include:

  • -nails and their associated structures
  • -Hand, foot, and nail disorders
  • -Manicuring
  • -Pedicuring
  • -Artificial nail application and maintainance

Format:

Students progress through the course in four levels: freshman, sophomore, junior and senior. To progress from one level to the next, students must complete the required hours, required operations, written evaluations and practical evaluations for each level.

Freshman level is three weeks and is spent in a classroom setting where students learn the basics in manicuring, nail extensions, and practice on each other and models. Students are given written and practical evaluations at the end of each week.

After successful completion of the 3 weeks of freshman classes, students are assigned to the clinic floor to start getting practical experience and to learn good customer service. Once assigned to the clinic, students attend other classes each week.

Throughout the instruction, we teach a wide variety of classes on artificial nails including fiberglass, acrylic, gel, and many others.

In addition to the above mentioned classes, students also attend half- and full-day classes at the sophomore, junior, and senior levels to increase their skills in business and in preparation for written exams and for the state licensing exam.

Course Goals

  • To qualify to take the Oregon State Board of Barber and Hairdressers National written exam, that covers the subjects of nail technology, pedicuring, manicuring, and artificial nails.
  • To identify nail diseases and disorders.
  • To perform tasks of Nail Technology in a proficient manner that will support the graduate in employment.
  • To have an awareness of personal self worth, pride and professionalism.
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Program Information

Grading Scale

Student grades will be based on theory assignments, theory exams, practical assignments and practical exams. Students must achieve a grade of C (75%) or better to be considered acceptable according to the following grading scale:

GradePercentageDescription
A90% to 100%Superior
B80% to 89%Excellent
C75% to 79%Satisfactory
F74% or lessUnsatisfactory

Program Hours

 

Nails 8e: 978357924471

2021

Nails textbook, Nails workbook, Foundations textbook, Foundations workbook

$291.00

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11860 SE 82nd Ave
Happy Valley, OR
(503) 652-2668