Introduction to Nail Enhancements FASH 9295

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Hybrid

Our Introduction to Nail Enhancements course helps you further your potential as a nail technician by teaching you skills in the field of nail enhancements that build on your existing knowledge. This nails course prepares you to provide clients with beautiful, natural-looking nail enhancements using two of the most popular forms: gel and acrylic. In addition to studying safety and sanitation, learn effective application, removal, and maintenance techniques involving both nail extension tips and forms.

Note(s)

Course Essentials:

This course requires you to both perform and receive nail enhancement treatments. You may also be required to bring your own model on occasion. This course also requires you to wear your George Brown College esthetics uniform (if you have completed previous esthetics courses with us) or medical scrubs (if you have not).

Prerequisites

You must have completed our FASH 9250 Manicure course or you must provide proof of both a practical background and a theoretical background in nail care (for example, through a record of education and/or employment).

Hours

24

Fee

$1,229
CRN:
S81126
Hybrid
Date(s):
–
Day(s):
Su
Time:
10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Location(s):
SJG (Room TBA)
Hours:
24
Fee:
$1,229
Delivery:
Hybrid courses blend different deliveries (classroom instruction and/or self-directed online classes and/or teacher-led online classes) that may require a learning management system (LMS) and/or videoconferencing software (which may require a camera and a microphone). A welcome letter with details will be emailed to you.
Note:

This section uses a blended format that combines classroom instruction and online learning. It has been built so that relevant theory work can be completed in the week before each on-campus class.

Last Day to Register:
17 Jul 2024
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Contact Information
School of Makeup and Esthetics
Phone:
416-415-5000, ext. 4070
Office(s):

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