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COSMETOLOGYCosmetology Licensure Program

Cosmetology Degree ProgramCosmetology Teacher Program

COSMETOLOGY TEACHER PROGRAM

Advanced Certificate Program*The one-semester program prepares the student to take the Illinois State Board of Cosmetology Instructor Exam. Cosmetology teachers in the state of Illinois have the opportunity for reciprocity in the other states in equal agreement.

SEMESTER HOURSCOS 250 Instructional Strategies1 5

COS 251 Cosmetology Teacher Program1 8

(Concurrent enrollment in Cosmetology 250) 13

* Prerequisite: Valid Illinois Cosmetology License with 2 years experience within last five year. Letter from client, manager, etc. verifying 2 years experience.1 Courses are taught on an independent basis and can be taken in either the fall or spring semesters.

The Cosmetology Teacher Program Certificate (00COS0057) is an ICCB approved extension of the Cosmetology Certificate Program (00COS0056).

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Cosmetology As A CareerThe field of cosmetology offers various advantages to

men and women in all localities, large and small. The time needed for preparation is considerably less than for many other occupations. Cosmetology offers certain personal satisfactions involving judgment and creative ability, which makes it attractive to people with artistic flair.

The Cosmetology Program is designed to give students thorough training in the arts, skills, and applied sciences that deal with adornment through care and treatment of the hair, nails, and skin.

Employment PictureThe earnings in beauty occupations vary widely.

Salaries for cosmetologists depend on such factors as experience, speed of performance, quality of work, enthusiasm, skill, and the ability to build and keep a good clientele. Cosmetologists are often paid a basic wage plus a commission; the commissions vary with the type of salon and its location.

COSMETOLOGY DEGREE PROGRAM

The cosmetology Degree Program meets the standards of the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation in terms of total hours, teaching staff, equipment, facilities, library, and course content.

A minimum of 63 credit hours prepares the graduate for licensure by the Illinois State Board of Cosmetology and qualifies the graduate for employment and awards the graduate an Associate in Applied Science degree.

FIRST YEAR - FALL SEMESTERCOS 101 Cosmetology Theory I 6COS 111 Cosmetology Laboratory I 11

17FIRST YEAR - SPRING SEMESTERCOS 102 Cosmetology Theory II 5 COS 112 Cosmetology Laboratory II 11

16FIRST YEAR - SUMMER SEMESTERALH 101 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation .5-1 OR ALH 102 CPR Recertification COS 113 Cosmetology Lab III 3COS 114 Cosmetology Internship 2

5.5-6SECOND YEAR - FALL SEMESTERACC 100 Business Accounting 3PSC 131 American Government OR 3 HIS 201 United States History I OR HIS 202 United States History II PSY 132 General Psychology 3SPE 115 Speech 3

12SECOND YEAR - SPRING SEMESTERBIO 100 Biology for Non-Science Majors 3CIS 207 Computer Applications 3ENG 101 English Composition I1, 2 3MAT 113 Introduction to Contemporary 3 Mathematics2 OR 12 MAT 120 Elementary Statistics2 OR BUS 111 Business Mathematics

1 Requires a grade of “C” or higher.2 Recommended for transfer students. Students transferring to SIU-C’s WED program must take ENG 101 and MAT 113 or MAT 120.

COSMETOLOGY CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

The cosmetology Certificate Program offers a three-semester program that meets the standards of the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation in terms of total hours, teaching staff, equipment, facilities, library, and course content.

A minimum of 1500 clock hours and 39 college credit hours prepares the graduate for licensure by the Illinois State Board of Cosmetology and qualifies the graduate for employment.

FIRST YEAR - FALL SEMESTERCOS 101 Cosmetology Theory I 6COS 111 Cosmetology Laboratory I 11

17FIRST YEAR - SPRING SEMESTERCOS 102 Cosmetology Theory II 5 COS 112 Cosmetology Laboratory II 11

16FIRST YEAR - SUMMER SEMESTERALH 101 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation .5-1 OR ALH 102 CPR Recertification COS 113 Cosmetology Lab III 3COS 114 Cosmetology Internship 2

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*COS 260 Cosmetology Review is an optional refresher course to meet IDFPR licensure requirements.

The Cosmetology Certificate (00COS0056) is the parent program to:• Cosmetology Teacher Program Certificate (00COS0057)