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MANICURIST
COURSE OF STUDY (400 HOURS)
(O'NET
# 68005 B, CIP# 12.0403)
The
course of study for students enrolled in a
manicurist course shall consist of four
hundred (400) clock hours which include a
minimum of 110 clock hours of technical
instruction and practical operations covering
all practices constituting the art of
manicurist and pedicurist.
The minimum combined total clock hours
of 400, include the technical instruction
phase and opportunity for the student to
acquire the necessary skills through practical
applications developed under the supervision
of the school’s instructors.
MANICURIST
COURSE EDUCATIONAL GOALS
The
Manicuring course of study is designed to
prepare students for the state licensing
examination and for profitable employment, as
a manicurist specialist, product demonstrator
or nail artist.
MANICURIST
COURSE PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES
1. Acquire
knowledge of laws and rules created by the Bureau
of Barbering and Cosmetology.
2.
Understand sterilization procedures.
3. Acquire
knowledge of general theory relative to
manicuring chemistry, and theory relative to
practical procedures performed.
4. Acquire
business management techniques common to
manicurist.
MANICURIST COURSE GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
When
a student has completed the required theory
hours and practical operations in Manicuring
with a GPA (Grade Point Average) of “C”
(70%) or better, he/she is awarded a diploma
certifying his/her graduation.
Students are assisted in completing the
necessary documents to file for the
appropriate the Bureau of Barbering and
Cosmetology Examination.
MANICURIST COURSE LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
A
Manicuring license will be granted by the
State of California only after the student has
successfully completed and graduated from the
Manicuring course as described above and
passed the State Board Exam with an overall
average of 75%.
Technical
instruction means instruction by
demonstration, lecture, participation, or
examination:
Practical Operation means the actual
performance by the student of a complete
service on another person or on a
practice finger. Such technical instruction and practical operations shall
include:
| MANICURIST
TECHNICAL SUBJECT |
MINIMUM
THEORY HOURS
INSTRUCTIONS |
MINIMUM
PRACTICAL
OPERATIONS |
| 1.
The Barbering and Cosmetology Act and
the Board’s Rules and Regulations |
10 |
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2.
Cosmetology Chemistry related to
manicuring practices. (Shall
purpose of nail care
preparations.) |
10 |
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3.
Health and Safety/Hazardous Substances
(Shall include training in
chemicals and health in establishments,
material safety
data sheets, protection from hazardous
chemicals and preventing chemical
injuries, health and safety laws
and agencies, ergonomics, and
communicable
diseases, including HIV/AIDS and
Hepatitis B) |
15 |
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4.
Disinfections and sanitation (Shall
include procedures to protect the health
and safety of the consumer as well as
the technician.
The ten required minimum
operations shall entail performing all
necessary functions for disinfecting
instruments and equipment as specified
in Section 979 and 980.
Disinfections should be
emphasized throughout the entire
training period and must be performed
before use of all instruments and
equipment.) |
10 |
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| 5.
Bacteriology, anatomy and physiology. |
10 |
10 |
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6.
Water and Oil manicures, including hand and
arm massage. |
15 |
40 |
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7.
Complete Pedicure, including foot and
ankle massage. |
10 |
20 |
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8.
Application of Artificial Nails
Nail Wraps and repairs
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Nail
Wraps and repairs
- Nail Tips
- Liquid and powder brush-ons |
5
10
15 |
40 Nails
60 Nails
80 Nails |
9.
Additional Training
(May
include professional ethics, personal hygiene,
good grooming, salesmanship, required keeping
of student daily records, modeling, desk,
reception, payroll deductions, how to seek and
obtain employment, preparations of employment
applications and salon management.)
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The
minimum combined total clock hours of 400,
include the technical instruction phase and
opportunity for the student to acquire the
necessary skills through practical
applications developed under the supervision
of the school’s instructors.
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