Hairstyling

Program Description 

The Hairstyling Program is designed for students who enjoy meeting and talking with people and working creatively with their hands. Hairstyling is an art often associated with the world of fashion. A successful career in Hairstyling requires a creative flair, an artistic imagination, good finger dexterity, a pleasant personality, strong customer service skills, and the ability to stand for extended periods of time. 

Courses 

Grade 9 

Exploration of Hairstyling: Students will explore the Hairstyling, Esthetics and Fashion industry. .5 Credit 

Grade 10 - Beginner Level 

Introduction to Hairstyling: Orientation with trade tools and learn basic fundamentals. 

Basic Hairstyling: Learning the principles of Hair- styling through wet setting and formal up do’s. 

Basic Haircutting & Thermal Styling: Students will gain knowledge of four basic haircutting 

techniques. Basic Salon Services: Working on clients and exploring the components of the curriculum in manicuring, and make-up. 

4 Credits 

Grade 11 - Intermediate Level 

Intermediate Haircutting and Barbering Techniques: Introduction to clipper cutting, razor, taper and design lines.  

Hair Colouring: Students will learn the theory and practical aspects of colouring. 

Intermediate Hairstyling and Artificial Hair: Explore materials and demonstrate skills regarding wigs, hairpieces, and hair extensions. Chemical Texture Service: Students will work on wrapping patterns, chemical texture waves, chemical hair straightening and relaxing techniques. 

4 Credits 

Grade 12 - Advanced Level 

Advanced Hair Colouring: Continue demonstrating skills in thermal styling, wet setting, braiding, UPDO’s, hair colouring, highlighting, and special effects. 

Advanced Haircutting and Chemical Texture Ser- vice: Students will learn new trends and take a closer look at industry. 

Salon Operations and Client Services: Learning fundamental practices, safety (WHMIS), and business operations of the salon environment.