This is an Interprovincial Red Seal program covering all aspects of Cosmetology. After an approved apprenticeship, successful students qualify to work anywhere in Canada.
School Requirements
Each student should have a clean and neat appearance - dress clothes and shoes. (Black uniform will be provided by school). Students must follow all rules and regulations as outlined in the Student Handbook. WTC requires each student to maintain 95% attendance.
This is a competency-based level program. All students will receive a transcript of their marks and log book issued by the Industrial Training Division (Department of Advanced Education and Skills) indicating skill attained in the program.
Students completing all elements of the program will receive a diploma. The graduate is eligible to continue in an apprenticeship program of 4000 hours duration to quality for Interprovincial Journeyman status. (Red Seal)
Program Objectives
Develop an appreciation, understanding and the skill required for the practice of the Hairstylist Trade
Develop habits of good workmanship, safety and hygiene
Learn to select wisely, use properly and care for all commercial products, tools and equipment pertaining to the trade
Develop and strengthen related knowledge and skill (technical and general) in subjects that complement and support the trade training
Develop sufficient skills to enable the graduate to assume responsibility for his/her own business, after a suitable apprenticeship and work experience period
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Provincial Funding
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