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Course Listings 2018-2019 313 CEA110 388 Clock Hours Cosmetology Advanced Clinic and Certification Prep Students will complete a model using the techniques learned thus far and apply them to an editorial project. Students will work with models to complete avant garde looks for hair styling and will learn what job opportunities are available in this career. Students enrolled in this course will apply knowledge of what has been learned in hair styling, chemical services and hair cutting to the public in the clinic. Students will revisit safety and sanitation and AZ State Board rules and regulations. State Board boot camp will be started in this class. Fundamental nail technology will be covered. Prerequisites: CEA105 or Program Manager's permission. CEA115 412 Clock Hours Cosmetology Advanced Clinic and Certification Prep II Students enrolled in this course will apply knowledge of what has been learned in hair styling, chemical services and hair cutting to the public in the clinic. Students will revisit safety and sanitation and AZ State Board rules and regulations. State Board boot camp will be completed in this class. Fundamental nail technology course for cosmetology students who are looking to obtain a cosmetology license. State Board prep for certification. Prerequisites: CEA110 or Program Manager's permission. COS112 400 Clock Hours Hair Essentials Introduction to the fundamental skills of cosmetology through theory and practical concepts. Future stylists will incorporate fundamental sciences in professional development, safety and sanitation, infection control, anatomy and physiology, trichology, client consultations, shampooing, scalp and hair treatments, haircutting, hairstyling, chemical texturizing (perms and relaxers), hair color and highlights. Rubrics on procedures are done as new skills are learned. Prior to completion of this class, future stylists will be introduced to the concepts of guest services, dispensary and laundry procedures. Before completing the class there is a practical and written exam that must be passed with an 80% or greater to advance to the next class. COS114 200 Clock Hours Student Salon 1 Continuation of cosmetology theory and practical concepts at an intermediate level. Theory will be focusing on professional development, salon ecology, anatomy and hair decisions. Practical skills will be demonstrated daily on clients and manikins. Rubrics on procedures are done monthly. One day a month on Arizona State Board licensure focus. Before completing the class, there is a practical and written exam that must be passed with an 80% or greater to advance to the next class. Prerequisites: COS112 or Program Manager's permission. COS116 200 Clock Hours Student Salon 2 Continuation of cosmetology theory and practical concepts at an advanced level. Theory will be focusing on electricity, chemistry, salon business and wigs. Practical skills will be demonstrated daily on clients or manikins. Advanced classes with demonstrations and then practical applications on haircutting, hair color and texture services. Rubrics on procedures are done monthly. Two days a month of Arizona State Board licensure focus. Before completing the class there is a practical and written exam that must be passed with an 80% or greater to advance to the next class. Prerequisites: COS 112, COS 114 or Program Manager's permission. COS119 200 Clock Hours Nail & Skin Essentials Cosmetology introduction into the fundamentals of nail care and skin care through theory and practical concepts. Future cosmetologists will incorporate the fundamental sciences learned in safety and sanitation guidelines, infection control, nail theory, and practical applications of manicures, pedicures and artificial nails. Skin care also contains theory and practical applications of basic facial, hair removal, and basic makeup applications. Rubrics on procedures are done as new skills are learned. Before completing the class, there is a practical and written exam that must be passed with an 80% or greater to advance to the next class. Prerequisites: COS112, COS114, COS116 or Program Manager's permission.