Academy di Firenze

In order to become a licensed cosmetologist, the State of Idaho requires 1600 hours (average of 49 weeks) of training in an approved school. During this time the student will be learning through both theory and receiving practical hands on experience over a thirteen-month period. The first 300 hours are devoted to classroom workshops and mannequin training where basic ideas and theories of cosmetology are taught. The remaining 1,300 hours are spent in theoretical and classroom practice in cosmetology.

The purpose of this esthetician course is to train students the basic skills required to perform esthetics services in a professional and safe manner in accordance to the State of Idaho Cosmetology Laws and Rules. The course will cover 600 hours (average of 20 weeks) of training on areas pertaining to the fundamental skills for estheticians as well as communications skills, retail sales, and salon business.

The Nail Technology course consists of 400 hours (average of 14 weeks) of basic manicuring, hand and nail care, and advanced artificial nail applications. At least one hour each day is spent on theory of the nails and related areas.

In order to become a licensed barber, the State of Idaho requires 900 hours (average of 28 weeks) of training in an approved school. During this time the student will be learning through both theory and receiving practical hands on experience . The first 100 hours are devoted to classroom workshops and mannequin training where basic ideas and theories of cosmetology are taught. The remaining 800 hours are spent in theoretical and classroom practice in barbering.