COSMETOLOGY
Walk into the world of beauty and unleash your passion in a dynamic real salon environment. Join this class to master the art of hairstyling, coloring, perming, up-dos, while also gaining expertise in facials, theatrical/fantasy make-up, nails, manicures, pedicures, and lashes, opening doors to a vibrant career in the captivating field of cosmetology. With classroom salon hours open to the public, you get to practice your skills on real people as you work to become a licensed cosmotologist.
COSMETOLOGIST
Cosmetologists provide hair care services to enhance the personal appearance of clients. Classroom theory and hands-on application in the model salon/lab focuses on a broad range of services including:
- Shampooing
- Cutting
- Coloring
- Perming
- Relaxing
- Styling of Hair
- Acrylic & Gel Nails
- Manicures
- Pedicures
- Scalp & Facial Treatments
- Makeup Analysis
In addition, emphasis is given to the principles of customer relations and salon management to provide the foundation needed to become an independent stylist and business owner. Once you successfully complete the curriculum and required 1,500 clock hours of instruction you qualify to take the Oklahoma Board of Cosmetology Basic Operator’s exam to become a licensed cosmetologist.
AREAS OF STUDY
- Introduction to Cosmetology
- Shampoo/Conditioning/Rinses
- Hairstyling
- Haircutting
- Basic Manicure/Pedicure
- Hair Texture Chemical Restructuring
- Hair Coloring
- Basic Facials
- Lash & Brow Tinting & Arching
- Scalp Treatments
- Customer Service/Shop Management
COSMETOLOGY PUBLIC
This program is designed for a high school student entering training as a junior.
You will complete 1,000 clock hours of theory and hands-on instruction focused in the same specified areas as in the Cosmetologist program, with the remaining 500 clock hours being granted upon successfully obtaining the high school diploma.
Once you successfully complete the curriculum and required clock hours you qualify to take the Oklahoma Board of Cosmetology Basic Operator’s exam to become a licensed cosmetologist.
AREAS OF STUDY
- Introduction to Cosmetology – Public
- Shampoo/Conditioning/Rinses – Public
- Hairstyling – Public
- Haircutting – Public
- Basic Manicure/Pedicure – Public
- Hair Texture Chemical Restructuring – Public
- Hair Coloring – Public
- Basic Facials – Public
- Lash & Brow Tinting & Arching – Public
- Scalp Treatments – Public
- Customer Service/Shop Management – Public
“Central Tech offered me a quicker path into the workforce! I’ve matured and came out of my shell, thanks to all cosmetology has offered. Central Tech has some incredible instructors and the education is endless!”
MASTER INSTRUCTOR
The Master Instructor curriculum provides an Oklahoma licensed cosmetologist who has worked less than two of the previous five (5) years in the field of cosmetology an opportunity to acquire skills required to become a cosmetology instructor.
Cosmetology instructors are sought by both private and public institutions. Curriculum and hands-on instruction focus on instructional methods, learning philosophies and professional development.
Once you successfully complete the curriculum and required 1,000 clock hours you qualify to take the Oklahoma Board of Cosmetology Instructor exam.
AREAS OF STUDY
- Orientation & Review of Cosmetology Curriculum
- Introduction to Teaching
- Course Outline & Development
- Law, Beauty School Management & Record Keeping
- Teaching & Assisting in the Classroom & Clinic
- Practice Teaching in the Classroom & Clinic
PRACTICING MASTER INSTRUCTOR
Licensed cosmetologists with two or more years of experience and has been engaged in the practice of cosmetology in the field of cosmetology within the past five years have an opportunity to acquire skills required to become a cosmetology instructor.
Cosmetology instructors are sought by both private and public institutions. Curriculum and hands-on instruction focus on instructional methods, learning philosophies and professional development.
Once you successfully complete the curriculum and required 500 clock hours you qualify to take the Oklahoma Board of Cosmetology Instructor exam.
AREAS OF STUDY
- Orientation & Review of Cosmetology Curriculum – Practicing
- Introduction to Teaching – Practicing
- Course Outline & Development – Practicing
- Law, Beauty School Management & Record Keeping – Practicing
- Teaching & Assisting in the Classroom & Clinic – Practicing
- Practice Teaching in the Classroom & Clinic – Practicing
MORE INFORMATION
The annual median wage for a Cosmetologist is $35,080 while skincare specialists take home a median salary of $43,200.
Upon completing this program, our graduates venture into thriving full-service salons, immerse themselves in the world of makeup, opt to specialize in a specific area, or choose to pursue higher education.
- Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology
- Students: Adult & High School
- Campus: Drumright & Sapulpa
- Times: High school students attend morning or afternoon. Adults attend full day the first year, and half a day the second year. Due to the high number of annual applicants, adult enrollment is limited and strongly competitive. Preference is given to those living in the Central Tech district.
Evening class available on the Sapulpa campus. - School Year: August-May
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