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计划长度
1 年 | 全职
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MITT Transition
As MITT winds down operations and transfers programs to RRC Polytech, we are working together to facilitate the application process for Fall 2026 programs, which will be delivered by RRC Polytech.
The information on this page is only for programs currently in-progress and is not applicable to the Fall 2026 intake and beyond. Future students should visit RRC Polytech’s website to learn more and apply to the program.
计划概述
CIP Code: 12.0407
The Hairstyling program at MITT provides comprehensive training in cutting, styling, colouring, chemical texture services, extensions, and facial grooming. Students gain hands-on experience in a full-service salon environment, preparing them for diverse career opportunities in the hairstyling industry.
计划要点
- Industry-Driven Curriculum: Focuses on the fundamentals of hairstyling techniques, customer service, and salon management tailored to current industry standards.
- Global Skills Development: Emphasizes teamwork, communication, and cultural awareness to prepare for the global beauty industry.
- Career Readiness: Features MITT’s Bridging to Work workshops, providing employability skills and professional development.
- Professional Partnerships: Access to networking opportunities through MITT’s collaborations with leading hairstyling and beauty organizations.
- Hands-On Learning: Combines theoretical knowledge with practical training in areas like advanced haircutting, colouring, and chemical texture services.
- Pathway to Leadership: Prepares students for supervisory and management roles in salons, spas, and other beauty establishments.
职业成果
- Hairstylist
- Salon Manager
- Color Technician
- Barber
- Platform Artist
- Product Sales Representative
- Salon Owner
- Bridal/Special Event Stylist
- Hair Extension Specialist
入学要求
2026-2027
国内
马尼托巴省高中文凭（或预计在课程开始日期 45 天内完成）， 或同等学历，包括：
- 数学 40S 学分
- 40S 英语语言艺术学分
有关本计划的成年学生资格和要求，请访问我们的 成年学生页面.
国际
马尼托巴省高中文凭（或预计在课程开始日期 45 天内完成）， 或同等学历，包括：
- 高年级数学课程成绩至少达到 50%。
- 高年级第一语言文学课程成绩至少达到 50%。
额外要求
- 证明 英语语言能力 （如果在加拿大境外接受教育）。
Visit Admission Requirements to learn more
常见问题
This program is primarily taught in person during full-day sessions, with less than 10% of course content delivered online.
This program runs for 12 consecutive months, excluding student success weeks and holidays. See the Academic Schedule for details.
教科书和用品
A completely supply list and textbook information can be found on the Program information page.
笔记本电脑要求
学生必须携带 1 级笔记本电脑参加该计划。更多信息和技术规格请参见 笔记本电脑和技术需求页面.
Yes. Students learn and practice their skills in a full-service salon environment on campus, providing real-world experience and client interaction throughout the program.
No, the program does not include a formal practicum. Instead, hands-on training is built into the curriculum through MITT’s in-house salon.
Yes. The Hairstyling program is accredited by Apprenticeship Manitoba. Students who register as apprentices and meet the following criteria may receive Level 1 in-school technical training credit:
- Successfully complete the program with a minimum 70% average in trade-specific courses
- Pass the Manitoba Apprenticeship Practical Exam
- Accumulate at least 100 hours of hairstyling experience through employment
是的，我们提供校园参观。 探索我们的校园参观选项。
Yes, financial aid may be available to those who qualify. Explore financial aid options.
发型设计
所有课程
Introduction to Hairstyling (HR-210) — 120 hours
This course introduces students to fundamental hairstyling skills, industry operations, and salon safety. Topics include sanitation practices, essential tools and equipment, and an overview of the hairstyling industry. Students develop foundational techniques such as braiding, roller setting, and thermal styling.Basic Hairstyling (HR-220) — 120 hours
This course explores hair and scalp properties, wet hairstyling techniques, and treatments. Students practice formal updos, shampooing, conditioning, and scalp analysis. The course also introduces Afro-textured and other natural hair types.Basic Haircutting and Thermal Styling (HR-230) — 120 hours
This course covers essential tools, techniques, and anatomical knowledge for haircutting and thermal styling. Students develop precision cutting skills and learn how to use heat-styling tools safely and effectively.Related Salon Services (HR-240) — 120 hours
This course introduces additional salon services, including manicures, facials, makeup application, and hair removal. Students also receive an introduction to perm wrapping and hair colouring while beginning client interactions in preparation for future coursework.Intermediate Haircutting and Barbering Techniques (HR-250) — 120 hours
This course expands on haircutting techniques with a focus on barbering. Students develop clipper, razor, and texturizing skills while refining their cutting and finishing techniques.Hair Colouring (HR-260) — 120 hours
This course covers colour theory and application techniques. Students explore different hair colour classifications, learn formulation basics, and practice colour correction and blending.Intermediate Hairstyling and Artificial Hair (HR-270) — 120 hours
This course explores wigs, hair extensions, and hair enhancements while advancing wet and thermal styling skills. Students also develop expertise in styling Afro-textured hair and mastering advanced braiding techniques.Salon Operations (HR-310) — 120 hours
This course focuses on the business side of hairstyling, covering salon management, retail operations, and employment preparation. Students learn customer service, marketing, and financial skills relevant to managing or owning a salon.Chemical Texture Services (HR-280) — 120 hours
This course teaches the science and application of permanent waving and chemical texture services. Students practice wrapping techniques and design methods for creating various curl patterns.Advanced Hairstyling and Colouring (HR-290) — 120 hours
This course builds on previous training with advanced colouring techniques. Students refine their formulation skills and apply various colour services while mastering complex hairstyling techniques.Advanced Haircutting and Chemical Texture Services (HR-300) — 120 hours
This course provides advanced training in haircutting and chemical texture services. Students enhance their precision cutting techniques while perfecting permanent waving and straightening applications.Certificate Preparation (HR-320) — 120 hours
This course prepares students for the Manitoba Hairstylist Practical Examination. Students refine their skills in barbering, haircutting, thermal styling, roller setting, colour and foil application, and perm winding to ensure they meet industry certification standards.