Pro Hair

Program Outline

Level I
Students begin with a complete immersion in the practical and hands-on aspects of cutting hair. Throughout this initial phase, emphasis is placed on mastering the structure of four basic hair cutting techniques and combinations of the four, giving a total of fifteen different hair cuts and hairstyles. Beginning with in-class demonstrations and mannequin work, you will then advance to working with live models. Comprehensive introduction to fundamentals include shampooing and shampoo massage techniques, draping, hair and scalp conditioning, wet setting, thermal styling, blow-drying essentials, and working with an assortment and range of styling and cutting tools. Other related theoretical subject matter includes trichology, bacteriology, sanitation and hygiene. Through the continual practice and repetition of these essential skills, only then will you begin to acquire confidence and expertise.

Level II
Shifting from cut to colour. Learn the vocabulary of colour - bleach, Temporary colour, Semi Colour, Demi colour, permanent colouring, toning colours, scrunching and highlight. Emphasis is now placed on the practical application and theoretical knowledge of all aspects of hair colouring - colour consultation, colour classification, special problem colouring, colour correction, colour application, colour highlights, safety precautions and enhancing a haircut with the use of color. Additionally, you will gain further practical experience and begin to develop your creative talents by learning how to create texture with foils, special f/x placement and zoning, and the use of freehand colour. Applying hair colour is both an art and a science.

Level III
Advancing into the third level, you are now ready to delve into the principles and processes of chemical composition, chemical hair texturing and chemical hair relaxing, commonly known as perming. During this module, the history of perming, up to contemporary perming techniques are reviewed. Examine new chemical formulations of the several different texturizing products offered on the market today. While product knowledge is expanded upon, thermal straightening techniques and the variety of perm techniques are also explored (eg. piggyback, rectangle, bricklaying, expanded circle, contour wraps and a wide assortment of perming tools). As a perm technician, it is essential that you understand the chemical hair structure of your client, how to work with different hair types, safety measures involved with using chemical products, allergic reactions and your client's medical history. All these myriad of factors can determine whether your perm application is successful or not.

Level IV
Making a fluid transition from the classroom to the workplace is essential. Develop the skills and confidence that you need, in your emerging role as a Hair professional. Fundamental career skills in resume building, interview skills, networking, job search techniques are reviewed.

your career development, you acquire much needed business skills as a salon manager or entrepreneur. From accessing government resources, essential accounting practices, retail and merchandising strategies, inventory control, salon operations and policies and more, ultimately, you will be prepared to succeed in a competitive environment.

Foundational studies in cells anatomy and physiology are also reviewed. Students will follow a comprehensive study of the cells tissues and organs, with a complete understanding of the systems of the human body and how it works. Skeletal, Muscular, Circulatory, Nervous, Endocrine, Excretory, Respiratory, & Digestive systems