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Course Listings 2020-2021 participants build a supportive cohort and learning community, and together address skills gaps that often prevent success in the workplace. The course focuses on developing effective communication, collaborating to reach shared goals, examining how one`s experiences and values shape personal and work habits, thinking critically about problems and solutions, managing time appropriately, and developing professional portfolios. Students must be enrolled in the Maintenance Technician: Apartments program. Prerequisites: None. (EST) AESTHETICIAN EST101 6 Clock Hours Aesthetic Orientation Program orientation provides the knowledge needed to succeed in the Aesthetics program, and includes topics such as ethics, sanitation, Arizona state law, and other fundamentals of the aesthetics business. Prerequisites: Admission into the Aesthetician program. EST103 96 Clock Hours Facial Basics As students begin their training in aesthetics, they will begin to develop and demonstrate proficiencies in effective client communication, interpersonal skills, and will learn how to deliver an effective skin care facial treatment and client pre and post consultations. Topics will also include sanitation, Arizona laws, client care, and facial care. Prerequisites: EST101 or Program Manager's permission. EST104 99 Clock Hours Advanced Facials This course covers advanced aesthetic modalities such as microdermabrasion, chemical peels, and dermaplaning. Students will also learn skin physiology, skin disorders, and cosmetic chemistry as it applies to ingredient and product knowledge. This course also covers working in the medical field, proper client documentation and consultation as it applies to advanced treatments as well as proper pre and post care and the importance of consent forms. Prerequisites: EST103 or Program Manager's permission. EST105 99 Clock Hours Facial Modalities Students will learn the theory and applications of electrotherapy in aesthetics used to address various skin conditions and client concerns. This course covers how contraindications and various facial machines fit into protocols. Modalities covered include galvanic current, ultrasonic, Tesla current, and microcurrent. Students will also continue to develop client communication, documentation, and professional and personal skills. Prerequisites: EST104 or Program Manager's permission. 284