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Why Choose A Nail Technician Career?
Nail technicians do more than apply nail polish. Professionals in a nail technician career are licensed to provide manicures, pedicures, coloring, and extensions. With all the advances in artificial nail products and the chemistry of nails, nail technicians can now make incredibly natural-looking nails. They are experts on professional products and their uses; they're also knowledgeable about medications that can hinder the application of certain nail products, and they advise clients accordingly. If you're aspiring to a nail technician career, be sure to enroll in a program. And, career prospects are good: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nail technicians held about 60,000 jobs in 2004. Plus, nail technician employment is projected to increase 18 to 26 percent through 2014. So stop sitting around and polishing your nails, and get started on a promising nail technician career.
The Profession of Nail Technician
This program is one of the quickest ways to enter the cosmetology field. In 7.5 -8 weeks for morning student at 40 hours per week or in 10 weeks for evening student at 30 hours per week, a person can qualify for state registration to work in Florida doing manicures, pedicures, and nail extensions.
We utilize flexible scheduling, which may be individualized to meet working student's needs. The Nail Technician program takes 300 hours with the minimum of 165 nail services. - Nail Theory/ General w/Practice
- Florida Law
- HIV/AIDS
- Sanitation
- Manicures
- Pedicures
- Tips with Overlay
- Sculpting using a form
- Nail Wraps and Mending
- Nail Fills
- Artificial Nail Removal
- Polishing and Nail Art
- French Manicures
- Paraffin Treatment
Upon completion: Diploma and Eligibility for License by endorsement.
State Boards Exam is not required. For detailed description of the program please see our catalog » | 
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