Contact
Maria Steele
Director/Instructor
Duke St North, room 127
919-536-7200, ext. 4422
cosmeticarts@durhamtech.edu
Cosmetology (Continuing Education)
Short Term
This is a 4-part course. The $4611.00 cost of the program is broken down into four payments. The first payment of $1,909.25 is due at registration. This price includes tuition, a kit, and books. The second and third payments are $891.25, the fourth payment is $919.25. This course qualifies for financial assistance.
Students must wear a uniform of navy blue scrubs, all-black shoes, and a Durham Tech ID that identifies them as a student.
As part of the program, students develop skills by providing services to the public. View the Cosmetology Salon hours, services, and scheduling information. Cosmetology program students complete 100 percent of the work under instructor supervision and offer services at a reduced rate to employees and the public.
COS-3201CA Cosmetology I
Cosmetology I is the first of four courses in the Cosmetology program and will cover subjects such as infection control, professional image, bacteriology, shampooing & conditioning, and hairstyling. Students will be introduced to the student salon clinic. Completion of all courses in the program will educate students in the theoretical and practical skills, the safety precautions and measures, and the proper infection control and disinfection procedures. The proficiencies acquired will prepare the student to achieve licensure in the state of North Carolina and obtain an entry-level position in cosmetology or in a related field. The prerequisite for this course is a high school/college transcript, GED or its equivalent. For more information, please email cosmeticarts@durhamtech.edu.
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COS-3201CB Cosmetology II
Cosmetology II is the second course in a four-course program and will cover subjects such as infection control, permanent waving, relaxers, hair color and haircutting. Students will be performing the complete service and servicing clients in the student salon clinic. Completion of all courses in the program will educate students in the theoretical and practical skills, the safety precautions and measures, and the proper infection control and disinfection procedures. The proficiencies acquired will prepare the student to achieve licensure in the state of North Carolina and obtain an entry-level position in cosmetology or in a related field. Cosmetology I must be completed before taking Cosmetology II. Contact cosmeticarts@durhamtech.edu with any questions or for registration assistance.
COS-3201CC Cosmetology III
Cosmetology III is the third course in a four-course program and will cover subjects such as infection control, natural hair styles, facials, hair removal, hairstyling and performing the complete service. Students will be performing the complete service and servicing clients in the student salon clinic. Completion of all courses in the program will educate students in the theoretical and practical skills, the safety precautions and measures, and the proper infection control and disinfection procedures. The proficiencies acquired will prepare the student to achieve licensure in the state of North Carolina and obtain an entry-level position in cosmetology or in a related field. Cosmetology I and II must be completed before taking Cosmetology III. Contact cosmeticarts@durhamtech.edu with any questions or for registration assistance.
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COS-3201CF Cosmetology IV
Cosmetology IV is the final course in a four-course program and will cover subjects such as infection control, manicures, pedicures, artificial nails, business and professional ethics. It will also prepare the student for the written and practical final exams and the state board written and final exams. Students will be performing the complete service and servicing clients in the student salon clinic. Completion of all courses in the program will educate students in the theoretical and practical skills, the safety precautions and measures, and the proper infection control and disinfection procedures. The proficiencies acquired will prepare the student to achieve licensure in the state of North Carolina and obtain an entry-level position in cosmetology or in a related field. Cosmetology I through Cosmetology III must be completed before taking Cosmetology IV. Contact cosmeticarts@durhamtech.edu with any questions or for registration assistance.