
Health & wellness
Massage Therapy
600 clock hours · 7 months (33 weeks)
Hands-on clinical training in massage techniques, hydrotherapy and allied modalities.
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(Skin care)
Diploma programA facial specialist first assesses the condition of a client’s skin and recommends what can be done to improve it, then cleanses, exfoliates, waxes, moisturizes and applies makeup to enhance the client’s overall appearance.

(The program)
Designed in accordance with the regulations and requirements of the State of Florida for the license entitled “Facial Specialist or Esthetician Technician,” the program trains people interested in work as a facial specialist or esthetician in salons and spas, as a manager, skin consultant or technician, or in a skin salon or spa of their own.
Students learn the composition, function and types of skin, the difference between skin disorders and skin disease, and the steps of a facial treatment, including massage, makeup application and hair removal.
All theory and exam hours are online. The clinical practicum is completed on campus.
(Program outline)
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Why sanitation and disinfection matter for infection control and client safety, and the rules for sanitizing implements and equipment in the salon.
The proper use of electricity and machines, tools and electrotherapy.
Facial techniques, procedures on clients, facial treatments and contraindications.
The basics of chemistry and the effects of the major ingredients of skin care products on the skin.
Hair removal techniques, benefits and risks, and how to perform them.
Color theory and analysis, facial features and shapes, camouflage and corrective makeup, client consultation, tools and products.
Anatomy, physiology and dermatology of the skin; the most common disorders and diseases, and skin care.
Professional conduct and communication.
HIV and how it relates to health care professionals: origin, transmission, prevention and diagnosis.
Florida laws and the rules of professional conduct in the profession.
194 online + 66 on campus = 260 clock hours
(On campus)


(Cost)
From the Florida Professional Institute catalog. The registration fee is $150.00 in every program.
(Ways to pay)

Health & wellness
600 clock hours · 7 months (33 weeks)
Hands-on clinical training in massage techniques, hydrotherapy and allied modalities.
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Skin care
360 clock hours · 4.5 months
Advanced facial machines, energy and frequency, lash and brow, and body sculpting.
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Barbering
600 clock hours · 6 months
Florida laws, sanitation, hair cutting and shaving, beard and mustache trimming.
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Visit the campus, meet the admissions team and tour the labs. Classes run mornings, afternoons and evenings.