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Check out this Blog Post from one of our own Cosmetology students!
10 Things I Learned from Being a Cosmetology Student

A Beautiful Opportunity

You're not in beauty school? Well, maybe you should be! Think about it - no matter what the economic climate of the day, people will always need to get their hair cut, colored or styled.

The United States Department of Labor states that the average cosmetology salary - including tips - is up to $50,000. per year. Currently, there are 3 job openings for every student entering the beauty industry! The opportunities are endless and your income is only limited by your skill, motivation and desire to succeed.

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Cosmetology (all campuses)
March 19, 2012 (Day Classes only)

Barbering (Somersworth Only)
April 2, 2012

Esthetics (Laconia and Portsmouth only)
January 30, 2012 (Day classes)
May 7, 2012 (evening classes)
 




The Cosmetology field boasts an incredible zero percent unemployment rate with recent surveys showing that there are over 500,000 positions available across the country. New hires are up close to 40% over the past few years with more than half of the salons surveyed stating that they currently have, or plan to have, at least one to two job openings in the coming year.

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Estheticians are licensed professionals who provide services such as facials, makeup, and hair removal to improve someone's physical appearance. Esthetics is primarily a hands-on business. It also comprises the use of various equipment, masks, and specialized treatments for specific skin problems. Estheticians also perform waxing and other treatments for eyes, backs, and hands.Esthetics



Barbering is taking on a fresh and modern look while staying true to its roots in history. The profession of barbering can be dated as far back as 6,000 years ago but nowadays you can find modern barbershops with unique work spaces. You can also find many shops true to tradition with large leather barber chairs and the traditional barber pole spinning outside the front door. Barbering is not just for men anymore. According to the Ed Jeffers Barber Museum, almost half of all barbers are women.Barbering

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