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Nail Technology

600 Clock Hour Program

Key Benefits

Manicuring is the specialized art and science pertaining to nail care. Due to more women entering the work force, nail care is no longer considered a luxury; it is a beauty necessity. Today's market demands a manicurist to be specialized in manicuring, pedicuring, artificial nails and hygiene related to this profession. With a Manicurist license, you can work as a nail technician, salon owner, or in a large hotel or resort, even on a cruise ship!. Nail technology is a high paying and creative facet of the cosmetology industry and very much in demand.

What You Will Study

Health & Sanitation (75 hours): sanitation and hygiene;

Related Science (75 hours): anatomy and physiology, disorders of the skin and nails, client consultation;

Manicuring & Pedicuring (200 hours): manicures, pedicures, and the art of hand, arm, and foot massage;

Advanced Nail Technology (200 hours): nail tips, nail wraps, and acrylic nails;

Career Development (50 hours): salon business and retail selling techniques;

What You Need To Graduate & Qualify for the Manicurist Exam

a)      Accrue 600 hours. The hours must be documented legal hours of training in the correct areas required by the State of Arkansas;

b)      Must complete one hour of theory for each day attended;

c)      Registration and certification of hours;

d)      Account and final papers must be in order, including State Board Exam Application, Exit Interview for Loan students, date for mock state board, and financial paperwork settled;

e)      Must have grades no less than a 70% in theory and 75% on practicals.

Upon completing your program and having met all the requirements to graduate, including having your balance paid in full, you will be awarded a diploma.

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