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CAREER OUTLOOK

Average yearly compensation for a full time experienced cosmetologist, according to the latest N.A.C.C.A.S. survey, was $30,000 TO $50,000.
 
However, earnings may be more or less according to the type of salon and price structure afforded by the geographical area in which you choose to work.


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A Cosmetologist must complete 1500 hours of training in a licensed school. Upon satisfactorily completing the cosmetology course, a student will qualify to take the NH State Licensing Examination for a Cosmetologists License.
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Our manicuring program consists of 300 hours that will qualify the graduate to take the NH State Licensing Examination for a Manicurist License. This will allow the student to work as a Nail Technician in a nail salon or beauty salon.
 
ELECTIVES FOR COSMETOLOGISTS AND MANICURISTS

Our school offers Elective programs. Electives are not required for graduation or licensing. Electives are useful skills that will improve the graduates knowledge and earning power.

The elective programs are:
  • Gel nails
  • Ear Piercing
  • Body Contouring
  • Aroma therapy Seminar
  • Electric File Certification
  • Air Brushing
  • Body Bronzing

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The school offers a program to train cosmetology teachers. The successful completion of this course will make the graduate eligible for the state examination for licensing as a cosmetology teacher. Applicants must have a NH cosmetology license or be scheduled for the cosmetologists exam and will be responsible for obtaining a cosmetologists license before the completion of the teachers course. The calendar for teacher training runs concurrently with the cosmetology calendar except that starting dates are assigned on a case by case basis when the school is staffed to provide adequate supervision.
 

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The school also offers tailored programs for licensed cosmetologists who wish to brush up on their skills. Programs are tailored to the student's needs and are less than 150 hours of training. Contact the school's  Director for specifications. Starting dates assigned on case by case basis. Costs include a $100.00 enrollment fee. The Tuition rate is equal to the hourly cost of students enrolling in the Full-time program.
Refresher students must also have the proper kit items needed to complete their requirements. Kit items may be purchased through a Beauty Supply store or through NESHD.

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EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

Our purpose is to provide our students with the skills and expertise necessary to become employed as a qualified, productive cosmetologists. This objective is not fulfilled when a graduate merely passes their licensing exam. Our objective can only be fulfilled when our graduate experiences job satisfaction and professional growth
 

PROGRAM APPROVALS

Our Programs are Accredited by the National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts & Sciences. Licensed by the NH Board of Barbering, Cosmetology , and approved U.S. Dept. of Education and the Veterans Administration.
 

COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING

Our program utilizes a library of DVD and video training tapes to support learning the National Standard skills of Cosmetology and Manicuring.. We offer instruction in both practical skills and academics, such as, hair chemistry, biology, skin care and make-up, salon retailing, professional relationships and chemical reformation. Our program is unique and has been developed from nearly 30 years of experience.
 

METHODS

Teaching methods include; guest speakers, demonstrations, manikin practice and many workshops for each skill level. All this is followed with client bookings. Our overall approach is to use the training techniques which create interest, motivation, and total student involvement. To give superior student feedback, we use a computerized student management system. The system gives comprehensive feedback to each student regarding their individual progress, including grades, attendance, projected date of graduation, and financial records.
 

CLIENT BOOKINGS

The student clinic at NESHD consists of literally thousands of clients built up over a quarter of a century of business. After passing each practical skills test, the student is ready for the clinical phase. The clinic is supervised by instructors who guide and assist each student to produce the best possible style for the client.
 

BUSINESS TRAINING, HUMAN RELATIONS AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

The objective of our business training unit is to insure that students develop a friendly and business like manner, have a good professional appearance as well as a thorough understanding of the business of operating and being employed at a commercial salon.
 

MANAGEMENT AND SELF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

On average, a manager is needed for each 6 stylists, about the average sized salon. Four of ten cosmetologists or manicurists are salon owners or self employed booth renters operating their own business within a hair or nail salon. Corporate management opportunities are available for stylists and managers in salon chains like , Regis Inc., J. C. Penny, Smart Styles, Super Cuts, Trade Secrets, Regis International, Master Cuts and many more. Check Regis Corporation for more information.
 

HOUSING

The school does not provide housing. Housing is available to students through shared apartments and rooms.  We recommend that students seeking housing begin 6 weeks before their starting date to investigate housing options. Contact the Director of Student Affairs for housing leads. Dartmouth College and Lebanon college are just a few miles from our school. Because we are in a college town, Student housing opportunities are plentiful in private homes, through out the area.
 

COMMUTING

Many students participate in the National Ride Share program. This federal program matches commuters and riders who are going to a specific area each day. Participation is free. For more details see the director of student affairs. If you miss your ride home, Ride Share guarantees you a free ride home, even if you have to take a taxi.
 

GRADUATION AND LICENSING

After satisfactory completion of the course, the student is eligible to take the state board licensing examinations. After graduation but before state examination the student (in NH) may apply for an interim or temporary permit to work while awaiting the state exam. The work permit allows the student to work as a cosmetologist. Upon passing the licensing exam the student is issued a permanently renewable license
 

PLACEMENT 

Employers interview students on campus. Job demand easily outpaces the supply of graduates. There has been a shortage of cosmetologists both nationally and regionally. This shortage is becoming more critical.
 

PROFESSIONAL TOOLS AND SUPPLIES

The student kit contains the professional tools and supplies needed to learn the skills of a cosmetologist and to start your first job.For an appointment or more information, call us using our toll free number: 1-877-298-5199.

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