SRSS Handbook 2012_13.pdf - Steinbach Regional Secondary ...

HSB 2AT – Course content will include a basic
and increased layer cut, blunt cut, graduated
cut, thermal styling, permanent wave theory and
client work.
HSB 2BT – This course content includes new
trends, manicure, facial treatment, facial hair
removal, make-up, lash and brow tinting, client
work and wrapping design.
Permanent Waving & Straightening HSA3AT
Hair Cutting
HSA3BT
Dept. of Ed. Code 8686-30S Credit: 1
Dept. of Ed. Code 8687-30S Credit: 1
Prerequisite: HSB2AT/BT
HSA 3AT – The course content includes the
chemistry of permanent waving as well as the
technological procedures, hair and scalp
analysis, client service: preparation and
completion, retail and salon management,
wrapping design, permanent and texture waves,
chemical straightening and relaxing, roller
setting and client work.
HSA 3BT – This unit includes haircutting
techniques such as the layer cut, blunt cut,
graduated cut, razor cut, shear/scissor cut,
clipper cut, taper and design lines, over curly
hair cutting and client work.
Hair Colouring
HSB3AT
Hairstyling
HSB3BT
Dept. of Ed. Code 8688-30S Credit: 1
Dept. of Ed. Code 8685-30S Credit: 1
Prerequisite: HSA3AT/BT
HSB 3AT - This program offers emphasis on
hair colouring - temporary, semi-permanent and
permanent. Bleaching, toning and highlights of
all types. Preparation for colouring, colour
theory, removal of artificial hair colour and client
work is also included
HSB 3BT - Hairstyling techniques using rollers,
pin curls, blow-drying and hot iron are offered.
Analyzing facial shapes, profiles, facial features,
hair growth patterns, fingerwaves, formal updos
and client work is also part of the program.
Salon Management &
HSA4AT
Employability Skills
Advanced Hairstyling & Colouring HSA4BT
Dept. of Ed. Code 8694-40S Credit: 1
Dept. of Ed. Code 8693-40S Credit: 1
Prerequisite: HSB3AT/BT
HSA 4AT – This program includes the study of
resume and portfolios, customer service, client
service: preparation and completion, retail and
salon management, First Aid, CPR, WHMIS and
sun-tanning services.
HSA 4BT - Students will apply their techniques
in applied hairstyling with wigs, hairpieces, hair
extensions, thermal styling, roller setting, pin
curls, fingerwaves, braiding, formal updos, hair
lightening and toning, special effects and client
work.
Advanced Hair Cutting, Waving HSB4AT
And Straightening
Certificate Preparation
HSB4BT
Dept. of Ed. Code 8689-40S Credit: 1
Dept. of Ed. Code 8692-40S Credit: 1
Prerequisite: HSA4AT/BT
HSB 4AT - Students will learn new trends in
layer cut, blunt cut, graduated cut, razor cut,
shear/scissor cut, clipper cut, taper and design
lines, over curly hair cutting, permanent and
texture waves, chemical straightening and
relaxing and client work.
HSB 4BT – Students will prepare for certification
on a variety of services such as taper cut, blow
dry, colour application fingerwave, cold wave
wrap, hairstyle roller set, hair extensions and
other basic job skills.
HUMAN ECOLOGY
Clothing/Housing Design
FCF20T
Food & Nutrition
Dept. of Ed. Code 0483/0483-25G Credit: 1
Prerequisite: Sincere Interest
The Clothing, Housing Design portion of the
course involves the study of clothing and
society, as well as the fundamentals of design
as it relates to fashions in clothing and housing.
Students will have the opportunity to construct a
garment, for which they are responsible for
purchasing all of the materials required for their
project.
The Food and Nutrition portion of the course
involves the study of food choices, preparation,
sanitation, and basic nutrition. Students will have
the opportunity to develop skills and techniques
in preparing foods, for which the student will be
required to pay a nominal fee.
Family Studies
FST20T
Dept. of Ed. Code 1118-20G Credit: 1
Prerequisite: Sincere Interest
This course is concerned with the developing
child, physically, socially, emotionally, and
intellectually during the first three years of life.
Readiness for parenting, parenting philosophies,
developing a strong family, and communication
techniques are also important aspects of this
course. Students will volunteer in the SRSS
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