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Graduates of this program
will be prepared for careers as a Cosmetologist. Graduates will have
skills in hair care, cutting, styling, wigs, hair additions, chemical
texturizing, coloring, and nail and skin services. Graduates will also
learn about developing professional relationships and understand the
administrative code of the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology.
Graduates will be
prepared to sit for the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology Exam and upon
successful completion of the exam, will become a licensed Cosmetologist.
The salon industry has
grown rapidly over the last 10 years. Salon owners expect Cosmetologists
to be highly educated and highly skilled in order to serve a new breed
of consumer. The Miami-Jacobs’ graduate will have a competitive edge
because of the specialized method in which he or she has been trained.
Miami-Jacobs’ graduates will also have developed strong leadership
skills and understand how to influence other positively.
- Cosmetologists and
other personal appearance workers are employed in salons, department
stores, nursing and residential care homes, as well as drug and
cosmetics stores.
- Nearly half of all
cosmetologists are self-employed. Many own their own salons or lease
booth space from a salon owner.
- Overall employment
of cosmetologists and other personal appearance workers is projected
to grow about as fast as average for all occupations through 2012
because of increasing population, incomes, and demand for personal
appearance services.
- Opportunities will
be best for those licensed to provide a broad range of services.
*Occupational Outlook
handbook
May
2006...
The Cosmetology Clinic in Springboro, Ohio is in full operation.
Serving the public with great services and prices.
The
Cosmetology Clinic in Troy, Ohio opened in 2007.
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