Hairstyling
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Specialization: Hairstyling
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Introduction to Hairstyling
This course provides students with an introduction to shampoo, hair and scalp treatments, basic blow-drying, curling iron, and braiding techniques.
Course Code: HR-210
Course Requirements: NoneHours: 120
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Basic Hairstyling
Students learn basic skills in scalp manipulations, fingerwaving, pincurling, roller setting, and sectioning. Theory assignments are related to practical components as well as the history of hairstyling, trichology, pH scale, shampoos, rinses, scalp disorders, and hair and scalp treatments.
Course Code: HR-220
Course Requirements: Introduction to HairstylingHours: 120
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Basic Haircutting and Thermal Styling
Students learn blow-drying, pincurl, roller setting, and updos as well as basic hair cutting techniques.
Course Code: HR-230
Course Requirements: Basic HairstylingHours: 120
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Related Salon Services
This credit focuses on the function and composition of the skin, including identification of diseases and disorders. Students perform basic beauty services such as makeup application and eyebrow shaping. Nail anatomy and manicure services are also included, along with perm wraps, colour sectioning, fingerwaving braids and updos.
Course Code: HR-240
Course Requirements: Basic Haircutting and Thermal StylingHours: 120
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Intermediate Haircutting and Barbering Techniques
This course examines hair shaping techniques using shears, razors, and clippers. Students also learn various cutting and finishing techniques for men’s hair, including beards and moustaches.
Course Code: HR-250
Course Requirements: Related Salon ServicesHours: 120
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Hair Colouring
This credit focuses on an introduction to colour theory, and allows students to develop skills in providing hair colouring and hair lightening services.
Course Code: HR-260
Course Requirements: Intermediate Haircutting and Barbering TechniquesHours: 120
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Intermediate Hairstyling and Artificial Hair
This course focuses on the styling, shaping, and care of various artificial hair services, along with intermediate techniques in fingerwave, pincurl, roller setting, comb-outs, and updos.
Course Code: HR-270
Course Requirements: Hair ColouringHours: 120
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Chemical Texture Services
This course focuses on the theory and practical application of permanent waving and chemical relaxing techniques.
Course Code: HR-280
Course Requirements: Intermediate Hairstyling and Artificial HairHours: 120
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Advanced Hairstyling and Colouring
Students will practice and develop advanced colouring application skills and work on formulations for various colour services, as well as advanced hairstyling techniques.
Course Code: HR-290
Course Requirements: Chemical Texture ServicesHours: 120
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Advanced Haircutting and Chemical Texture Services
This course focuses on the advanced training necessary to perfect the haircutting and chemical texture service skills which students have been developing throughout the Hairstyling program.
Course Code: HR-300
Course Requirements: Advanced Hairstyling and ColouringHours: 120
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Salon Operation
Students learn salon planning and management, including retail and reception duties, as well as develop their resume and career portfolio.
Course Code: HR-310
Course Requirements: Advanced Haircutting and Chemical Texture ServicesHours: 120
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Certificate Preparation
This course provides students with an opportunity to review and prepare for the practical and theoretical interprovincial examination. Students also work with clients and practice on models under the supervision of the instructors.
Course Code: HR-320
Course Requirements: Salon OperationHours: 120
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