Cosmetology Opportunities
A successful cosmetologist or one employed in a related field may expect minimum earning of $12,000 to $15,000 a year. A highly skilled professional dedicated to the profession could earn as high as $40,000 a year. Today there are many employment opportunities that provide excellent benefits including paid holidays, insurance, and continuing education.
Pre-Enrollment to All Prospective Students
Congratulations on your choice to pursue an education in this Institution and your decision to begin this exciting career. A career in any of the courses offered is rewarding and offers various options and opportunities to help you achieve your goals. Your success depends entirely on your willingness to work hard. Begin by establishing goals for attendance, successfully studying the material, and ultimately meeting the deadline of completion. Advisors are available to assist students with problems that might interfere with the successful completion of the program.
PRE-ENROLLMENT (CONSUMER) INFORMATION
Before enrollment into one of the courses offered by the school, certain career information is made available. The following information will assist the perspective students in making a personal decision concerning a career choice offered by this institution. The following information is provided to all students on or before the first day of class.
All students must attend orientation prior to acceptance in school. Call school for dates.
Lufkin location offers all programs. Jasper does not offer Barber and Esthetician
Lufkin location (936) 634-8440
Jasper location (409) 384-8200
GRADUATES/LICENSURE/PLACEMENT Year 2019
Graduation Rate Lufkin Operator: 68.88 Manicure 50.00 Esthetician (new) Class A Barber (new) |
Graduation Rate Jasper Operator: 63.64 Manicure 0 |
Placement Rate Lufkin Operator: 70.96 Manicure 0 Esthetician (new) Class A Barber (new) |
Placement Rate Jasper Operator: 64.29 Manicure 0 |
Licensure Rate Lufkin Operator: 100 Manicure 0 Esthetician (new) Class A Barber (new) |
Licensure Rate Jasper Operator: 1000 Manicure 0 |
TUITION AND SCHEDULE OF PAYMENT
The charges listed below are charges for a first -time student
*** NON-REFUNDABLE
OPERATOR COURSE / CLASS A BARBER COURSE
1000 Hours in not less than 34 weeks- not to exceed 47.6 weeks from date of enrollment
TUITION $12,700.00
ENROLLMENT FEE $100.00****
KIT/BOOK $1300.00*'*'
TERMINATION/WITHDRAWAL FEE (if applicable) $150.00'*'*
TRANSCRIPT FEE/ IF APPLICABLE $10.00***
Other cost if applicable
Payable: $1587.50 down and 7 monthly payments of$1587.50.
MANICURE COURSE
600 Hours in not less 20 weeks- not to exceed 30weeks from date of enrollment.
TUITION $7,620.00
ENROLLMENT FEE $100.00*'*'
KIT/BOOK $1,300.00'**'
TERMINATION/WITHDRAWAL FEE (if applicable) $150.00*"*
TRANSCRIPT FEE/ IF APPLICABLE $10.00***
Other cost if applicable
Payable: $1524.00 down and 4monthly payments of $1524.00.
ESTHETICIAN COURSE
750 Hours in not less than 6.25 months, not to exceed 12.5 months from date of enrollment.
TUITION $9,525.00 Esthetician KIT/BOOK 1300.00***
ENROLLMENT FEE 100.00 ***
Instructor KIT/BOOK $1300.00 ***
TERMINATION/WITHDRAWAL (IF APPLICABLE) 150.00 ***
TRANSCRIPT FEE/ IF APPLICABLE $10.00***
Other cost if applicable
Payable: $1905.00 down and 4 monthly payments of $1905.00.
Jasper Campus only offers Operator and Manicure. Lufkin Campus offers all programs.
If a student requires additional training beyond contracted prices, and additional charge of $250 per week will be assessed.
Financial Aid is available to those who qualify.
Operator/Class A Barber Program = 1000 Clock Hours (can be completed in 34 weeks)
Manicuring Program = 600 Clock Hours (can be completed in 24 weeks)
Esthetician Program = 750 Clock Hours (can be completed in 26 weeks)
If you go over your contract there will be a charge of $250 per week paid up front before you clock in.
Students with previous hours will be billed as: Operator/Class A Barber $14.50 per hour, Manicure 14.50 per hour, and Esthetician $14.50 per hour. All programs will also have a $100.00 Enrollment Fee and, if applicable, a $1,300.00 fee for book, kit.
GRADUATE REQUIREMENTS ALL COURSES
Further Professionals will be expected to complete the courses within a designated time period. In general, the MAXIMUM TIME to complete with a cumulative attendance rate of at least 70%.
- Receive the required number of clock hours of training.
- Complete and receive passing grades on all practical graduation requirements and projects.
- For a student to meet the school requirements, 100% of all practical worksheets must be completed.
- Satisfactorily pass fail written and practical exams
- Complete the required theory hours, and
- Fulfill all financial obligations owed to the school.
Once the students has met all these requirements, he/she will receive a CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION, OR DIPLOMA. A student cannot graduate without meeting the above graduation requirements.
About Cosmetology
COMPENSATION
In the Beauty industry an employee may expect to be compensated through one of the following: Independent Contractor, Hourly wage, Commission, Own a salon. A successful cosmetologist or one employed in a related field may expect minimum earning of $12,000 to $15,000 a year. A highly skilled professional dedicated to the profession could earn as high as $40,000 a year. Today there are many employment opportunities that provide excellent benefits including paid holidays, insurance, and continuing education.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Student entering the beauty college might be adversely affected by long periods of standing or sitting, and by being exposed to chemicals used in the beauty industry. Student’s whom are affected by these condition should obtain a doctor’s release before entering the school or continuing school. Examples of such conditions include, but are not limited to: asthma, pregnancy, or allergic reactions to odors from certain chemicals used in the profession. People with health conditions, nervous conditions, or emotional conditions may want to consult a physician before considering enrolling in beauty school.
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
On the first day of class or during orientation, basic safety requirements are discussed. Safely instructions include, but are not limited to, information on how to safely store and use chemicals and equipment associated with the specific course of study. Instructions are an ongoing procedure taught throughout the entire course of study,
EMPLOYER WORK ETHICS
Each student must show professionalism and be prepared to demonstrate work ethics which include, but are not limited to: being punctual, being courteous, professionally dressed, accountable for your actions and being a problem solver.
LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
All graduates must pass two Sate Board exams. One is in theory, and the other in practical skills. These exams are conducted by PSI and there is a charge for each exam. Exams are held all over Texas, Houston being the nearest location. The school will assist you with scheduling the exams if needed. The cost of the State Board exam is the responsibility of the student.
CRIMINAL HISTORY EVALUATIONS/STATE LICENSING DISCLAIMER
The state may refuse to grant a license if a student has been convicted of a crime; committed any act involving dishonesty, fraud, or deceit, or committed any acts that TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND REGULATIONS (TDLR) considers grounds to deny license. TDLR denies licensure on the grounds that applicant knowingly made a false statement of fact required to be revealed in the application for such license. Students who are not U.S. citizens or who do not have documented authority to work in the United States will not be eligible to apply or take the state licensure examination. It is the student’s responsibility to contact TDLR and determine whether your criminal background will hinder your ability to become licensed in the state. ACADEMY OF HAIR DESIGN is not responsible for students denied licensure. www.licensue.tx.us/crimHistoryEval.htm#gags $25.00 fee for processing a letter.
COMPENSATION
In the Beauty Industry an employee may expect to be compensated through one of the following: Independent Contractor, Hourly Wage, Commission, or own a Salon. A successful Cosmetologist, or one employed in a related field, may expect minimum earnings of $12,000 to $15,000 a year. A Manicurist can make $16,000 to $22,000 a year and a Instructor can make $25,000 to $30,000. A highly skilled professional dedicated to the profession could earn as high as $40,000 a year. Today there are many employment opportunities that provide excellent benefits including paid holidays, insurance, and continuing education.
CLASS SCHEDULES
Full Time: Monday thru Friday 8:30 am until 3:00 pm or 8:30 am (approximately 12 months) 1 year program
Part Time: Monday thru Friday 8:30 am until 11:30 am or Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 8:30 am until 3:00 pm 2 year program
All Classes are taught in ENGLISH Only
Mission Statement
It is the mission of Academy of Hair Design to provide a quality post-secondary cosmetology/Barber education that prepares the graduates for licensure and job entry-level skills.
It is the mission of Academy of Hair Design to provide an opportunity to achieve a quality post-secondary education for a group of learners who have the ability to benefit from the program by developing their skills in business and customer service for success in the workplace.
It is the mission of the Academy of Hair Design to provide a quality post-secondary education in the practical skills necessary for licensure and employment success including business skills, customer service, retailing and communication.
It is the mission of Academy of Hair Design to provide post-secondary graduates with the understanding of the business skills needed to be a top salon or spa professional.
Academy of Hair design is dedicated to student success by enriching lives and cultivating professionals through innovative personalized post-secondary education in a creative and inspiring environment that prepares graduates in the business skills and fiscal responsibility necessary for success in the workplace.
It is the mission of the Academy of Hair Design to strive to offer more programs in the cosmetology/barber field. The possibilities and facets of this profession are limitless. No longer is cosmetology restricted only to hairdressing.
It is our hope of the Academy of Hair Design to provide post-secondary students with a positive learning environment and a pathway to career success to all programs in Cosmetology and Barbering.