COSMETOLOGY 1600 Clock Hour Program

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WE ARE HOLDING OFF ON ANY NEW COSMETOLOGY CLASSES UNTIL SB 803 IS RESOLVED - THIS IS A BILL THAT WILL FOREVER CHANGE THE COSMETOLOGY EDUCATION AND WE ARE 100% OPPOSED TO SB803 - STAY TUNED - WE ARE HOPING TO HAVING FINAL RESOLUTIONS BY END OF SEPTEMBER 2021.

Curriculum focuses on the fundamental, expanding and  advanced  levels  of  Cosmetology arts and sciences. Instruction is presented to gain knowledge of precision techniques and technical skills to reach and perform at a level of mastering beauty service competencies to render guest services while under instructor supervision. 

The success of this program will become your personal satisfaction of discovering your creativity and developing your individual professional growth to reflect your sense of value, style and talent.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

The primary purpose of Cosmetology is to train  students, as required by the State Board of Barbering and Cosmetology,  in the theory and practical experiences in hair design, cutting, coloring, thermal services, chemical texturing, nail care, skin care, makeup, salesmanship, marketing and business skills that will prepare them for salon employment opportunities.

Our programs are particularly directed toward developing student’s desirable habits and attitudes with respect to health, sanitation, safety and guest satisfaction.

Clinical training within CBC’s student salon will develop positive and professional attitudes while mastering hands-on practical skills to encourage self-reliance and a positive readiness for salon success.

document  Cosmetology Curriculum (39.65 kB)

CONSUMER DISCLOSURES

California Beauty College is providing the following program information as an institution that participates in the Federal Student Assistance programs as authorized by Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended, (HEA 2008) related to Title IV – eligible educational programs that lead to gainful employment in a recognized occupation. The regulations require institutions to provide certain disclosures about each program that leads to gainful employment to current students and prospective students.

THE FOLLOWING ARE THE CONSUMER DISCLOSURES FOR THE GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS

*Per the United States Department of Education, a recognized occupation is defined by an Occupational Information Network O*NET – SOC Code established by the Department of Labor and available at:

http://www.on etonline.org/link/summ ary/39- 5012.00/a>

OCCUPATIONS

Entry level job opportunities are available for our Cosmetology students when training is completed and the graduate becomes a licensed Cosmetologist. Graduates become employed in salons, day spas, chain salons, brow bars, retail stores, beauty schools, beauty product educators and sales consultants.

Examples: LICENSED COSMETOLOGIST:

SOC code 39-5012.00

Please review O*Net website for additional information regarding Cosmetology Occupations at www.onetonline.org

1. General cosmetology knowledge covering all areas of the “Art of Hairstyling.”  There are both chemical and non-chemical.

a. Chemical – Permanent Waving, Chemical Straightening,   Hair Coloring, etc.

b. Non-Chemical – Hairstyling, Haircutting, Facial Expert.

2.  All levels of Management.

3.  Education Positions

4.  Merchandising Field – Sales, Buyer, Seller, etc

5.  Scientific Field – Demonstrator, Research, etc.

6. Writing Field – Promotional Writer, Beauty Editor, etc

Shampooers (39-5093),

Makeup Artists, Theatrical and Performance (39-5092)

Retail Salesperson (41-2031), 

Receptionists (43-4171);