Did you notice we didn’t say “job”? A license in Cosmetology or Aesthetics is more than just a job, it’s a career and skills that will last a lifetime! It’s one of a few “recession proof” careers! People care about how they look and with your skills they will come to you, you just have to take the first step. Many of our graduates have very successful careers in the industry. They all started in the same place you are now and they have become successful with their training. It’s time for you to go for it!



As reported to NACCAS’s Job Demand Survey in 2007, of the 484,660 job openings nationwide, nearly 40% of those jobs went to recent beauty school graduates in various specialized areas. Of those 40%, nearly one-third were graduates of NACCAS accredited schools, such as ours.




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Cosmetology & Aesthetics training offers a wide variety of career options. All of these career options offer good income potential, flexibility and independence. If you are creative, energetic and enjoy working with people, take a closer look at what we have to offer!



Hairstylist
Cosmetologist, Hair Stylist, Hair Designer, however you want to say it, these are professionals who can offer a range of beauty services from your clients head down to their toes, literally. As a Cosmetologist, you’ll learn how to tame those wild manes of curly hair with the right products, bring life into once lifeless hair with the right cut and style and you’ll also be part “mad-scientist” and learn the chemistry behind color science and choosing the best color, shape and style for your clients. Cosmetologists work in an exciting people-oriented profession and love to help people look and feel there absolute best.

Haircolor or Perm Specialist
Fashion Show or Photo and Movie Stylist
Platform Artist and Educator
Salon Owner / Manager
Salon Coordinator & Sales Consultant
Manufacturer Sales Representative

School Instructor, School Director or Beauty School Owner
As an Instructor or Director of a school, your job is very important as you are teaching and shaping the minds of the beauty industry Professionals of tomorrow. Many Instructors find teaching an exciting, challenging career choice and enjoy being there to experience the students “ah-ha moment”. An instructors best teaching tool is their own knowledge and skill in the industry.

Director of Education

Nailcare Artist
The emphasis on one’s nails appearance is growing; even men are having manicures today! Manicurists specialize in performing nail services on the hands and feet and typical services range from plain manicures to artificial nails including nail art services. Manicurists typically a super steady hand and love to work with people.

Esthetician / Skin Care Specialist
An Esthetician (sometimes spelled Aesthetician and / or called Skin Care Professional) are licensed individuals who specialize in treating the skin, primarily facial skin, to maintain and improve its overall appearance with the use of creams, chemical peels and or mechanical peels such as microdermabrasion. As an Aesthetician, you’ll learn all about the skin, it’s make-up and the best ways to treat, work with, and maintain healthy youthful skin for your clients as well as recommend products and services to hide the signs of, *cough* aging.

Skin & Body Care Consultant
Medical Spa Technician
Resort Coordinator / Specialist

Makeup Artist
A little foundation, a little blush, how about some eyeshadow and mascara and we can’t forget the lipgloss to finish it off! Make-Up Artists have an exciting career path that can take them many places which include theater performance make-up, media and fashion, permanent cosmetic make-up and much more. Many Make- Up Artists have a background as a Cosmetologist or as an Aesthetician.

Aromatherapist / Reflexologist
Spa Owner / Manager / Coordinator
Hotel or Cruise Salon Director / Specialist

Just to name a few!


Some of these professions may require additional training. Contact the Career Counselor at the school location nearest to you for more information. They can assist you with any questions you may have and decide what course would be your best career fit.