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MANAGING MANICURIST - POINTS OF INTEREST Our goal for this program is to train each student in all areas of a Managing Manicurist. This includes practical applications, related theory, Infectious Control, customer service, and laws concerning the management of salons. This will provide the knowledge and practical skill needed to pass the State Board Examination and become a licensed Managing Manicurist. Our program includes the use of several types of artificial nails, natural nails, spa manicures and pedicures, the use of drills, and nail art. Your student kit is comprised of spa products, all nail implements, and kits for multiple artificial nails, including an UV light. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR MANAGING MANICURISTS Opportunities in the Practical Field Opportunities in the Educational Field Licensed Manicurist Licensed Managing Manicurist Work in a Nail Salon Private Schools Work in a full service salon Nail Theory Instructor Natural Manicures & Pedicures Nail Clinic Instructor Spa Manicures & Pedicures Administration Artificial Nail Specialist Director Therapeautic massage on arms, School Owner Hands, legs & feet Licensed Managing Manicurist Outside of the school or salon All of the above Educators for Manufacturers Nail Salon Manger Nail Instructor Training Nail Salon Owner Show Demonstrators 10
MANAGING MANICURIST PROGRAM OUTLINE Subject Hours 1. Nail Services ……………………………… 125 a) Basic manicures b) Spa manicures c) Hand & Arm massage d) Pedicuring e) Nail cosmetics 1) pH & ingredient study f) Paraffin Wax Treatments 2. Artificial Nails ……………………………... 75 a) Types of artificial nails 1) Acrylic 2) Fiberglass 3) Gels 4) Glazes 5) Dipped nails b) Chemistry of nail ingredients c) Procedures of each type of nail d) Practical application of each type of nail e) Basic Nail Art f) Removal procedure 3. Safety In The Salon …………………………. 40 a) Safety precautions b) Infectious Control c) Bacteriology d) OSHA & EPA Laws e) Ohio Laws 4. Anatomy ……………………………………… 15 a) Cells, anatomy & Physiology b) Hand & Arm anatomy 1) bones, muscles, blood study, & nerves relating to hand and arm 5. Professional Ethics …………………………… 35 a) Reception desk responsibilities b) Dispensary c) Personality and career development d) Salesmenship e) Salon management 6. Laws & State Board ………………………… 10 a) Requirements for management b) Procedures for exam 7. Business a) Payroll b) Types of Ownerships c) Types of Salons d) Insurance 11 MANAGING MANICURIST CLINIC REQUIREMENTS SERVICE Services Needed MANICURES 20 PEDICURES 20 HAND FACIALS 8 ARTIFICIAL NAILS 8 DISPENSARY 5 Hrs RECEPTION DESK 5 Hrs NAIL DRILLS 5 Hrs
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