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Academy di Firenze offers several different courses that are formulated to provide students with a quality education and valuable experiences.

The details for each course are listed below.

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Cosmetology Course     1600 hours - 48 weeks

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In order to become a licensed cosmetologist, the State of Idaho requires 1600 hours (average of 48 weeks) of training in an approved school. During this time the student will be learning through both theory and receiving practical hands on experience over a thirteen-month period. The first 300 hours are devoted to classroom workshops and mannequin training where basic ideas and theories of cosmetology are taught. The remaining 1,300 hours are spent in theoretical and clinic floor practice in cosmetology.

The annual performance as of 2019:

Graduation Rate:100%, Licensure Rate: 100%, Placement Rate:100%

 

Cosmetology Division of Hours

SUBJECTSALLOTTED TIME
Hygiene 10 hours
Bacteriology 25 hours
Histology of Hair 30 hours
Histology of the Skin, Scalp, and Nails 25 hours
Anatomy 30 hours
Nails & Glands and Related Diseases 15 hours
Electricity (as applied to cosmetology) 15 hours
Elementary Chemistry 20 hours
Skin, Scalp, Nails & Glands and Related Disorders and Diseases 30 hours
Massaging and Manipulating the muscles of the body 30 hours
Permanent Waves (all methods) 100 hours
Creative Hairstyles 300 hours
Scalp Treatments 10 hours
Haircutting 200 hours
Hair Tinting & Bleaching (all methods) 120 hours
Semi-Permanent Hair Color 20 hours
Frosting/Highlights 50 hours
Facials 65 hours
Manicures 80 hours
Pedicure 20 hours
Artificial Nails 40 hours
Sanitation, Disinfection, & Sterilization 100 hours
Idaho License Laws and Rules 50 hours
Salon Service 10 hours
Retail Sales 90 hours
Seeking Employment 20 hours
On the Job 20 hours
Customer Relations 40 hours
Unassigned 35 hours
TOTAL 1600 hours

 

Barbering Course     900 hours - 28 weeks

 

In order to become a licensed barber, the State of Idaho requires 900 hours (average of 28 weeks) of training in an approved school. During this time the student will be learning through both theory and receiving practical hands on experience . The first 100 hours are devoted to classroom workshops and mannequin training where basic ideas and theories of barbering are taught. The remaining 800 hours are spent in theoretical and clinic floor practice in barbering.

The annual performance as of 2019:

Graduation Rate:100%, Licensure Rate: 100%, Placement Rate:80%

Barbering Division of Hours

SUBJECTSALLOTTED TIME
Hygiene 10 hours
Bacteriology 25 hours
Histology of Hair 25 hours
Histology of the Skin, Scalp 25 hours
Anatomy 25 hours
Electricity (as applied to barbering) 15 hours
Elementary Chemistry 20 hours
Skin, Scalp & Glands and Related Disorders and Diseases 25 hours
Massaging and Manipulating the muscles of the head & face 25 hours
Creative Hairstyles 100 hours
Scalp Treatments 10 hours
Haircutting 200 hours
Facials 50 hours
Sanitation, Disinfection, & Sterilization 150 hours
Idaho License Laws and Rules 50 hours
Barbering Shop Service 10 hours
Retail Sales 50 hours
Seeking Employment 20 hours
On the Job 25 hours
Customer Relations 25 hours
Unassigned 15 hours
TOTAL 900 hours

 

Nail Technology Course     400 hours - 13 weeks

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 The Nail Technology course consists of 400 hours (average of 13 weeks) of basic manicuring, hand and nail care, and advanced artificial nail applications. The first 40 hours are devoted to classroom workshops and mannequin training,where basic ideas and theories of nail technology are taught.The remaining 360 hours are spent theoretical and clinic floor pratice. 

The annual performance as of 2019:

Graduation Rate:100%, Licensure Rate: 100%, Placement Rate:0%

 

Nail Technology Division of Hours

SUBJECTS ALLOTED TIME
Hygiene 10 hours
Bacteriology 20 hours
Histology of Hands and Feet 15 hours
Histology of the Skin, Muscles, Nails & Nerves 20 hours
Anatomy 20 hours
Skin, Nails, & Glands and Related Disorders and Diseases 20 hours
Electricity (as applied to nail technology) 10 hours
Elementary Chemistry 10 hours
Massaging and Manipulation of the muscles of the hands and feet 10 hours
Manicures 30 hours
Pedicure 30 hours
Artificial Nails 40 hours
Sanitation, Disinfection, & Sterilization 20 hours
Idaho License Laws and Rules 50 hours
Salon Service / Business 20 hours
Retail Sales 20 hours
Seeking Employment 20 hours
On the Job 15 hours
Customer Relations 20 hours
TOTAL 400 hours

 

 

 

Esthetician Course    600 hours - 19 weeks

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 The purpose of this esthetician course is to train students the basic skills required to perform esthetics services in a professional and safe manner in accordance to the State of Idaho Cosmetology Laws and Rules. The course will cover 600 hours (average of 19 weeks) of training on areas pertaining to the fundamental skills for estheticians as well as communications skills, retail sales, and salon business.

The annual performance as of 2019:
 
Graduation Rate:100%, Licensure Rate: 100%, Placement Rate:100%

 

Esthetics Division of Hours

SUBJECTS ALOTTED TIME
Hygiene 10 hours
Bacteriology 20 hours
Histology of the skin, muscles, and nerves 45 hours
Anatomy 45 hours
Elementary Chemistry 35 hours
Electricity (as applied to esthetics) 25 hours
Skin & Glands and Nails and Related Disorders and Diseases 30 hours
Massaging and manipulating the muscles of the face and body 40 hours
Facials 50 hours
Sanitation, Disinfection & Sterilization 100 hours
Salon Service / Retail Sales 25 hours
Seeking Employment / On the Job 25 hours
Customer Relations 40 hours
Idaho License Laws and Rules 50 hours
Unassigned 60 hours
TOTAL 600 hours

 

 

Instructor Training     1000 hours - 31 weeks

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 PART-TIME INSTRUCTOR TRAINING IS AVAILABLE

 

This class is designed to prepare the student instructor to not only pass the State of Idaho Instructor Examination, but also to teach the student instructor how to develop skills and to relate thoughts and concepts to students and the public. This course will teach the student instructor to be able to communicate well with students and staff and to have a complete teaching format for each phase of Cosmetology. The State of Idaho requires that an instructor have 1000 hours (average of 31 weeks) of training if less than three years of working experience in order to become licensed as an Instructor.

The annual performance as of 2019:

Graduation Rate: N/A, Licensure Rate: N/A, Placement Rate:N/A

 

Instructor Training Division of Hours

SUBJECTS 1000 HOUR ALLOTED TIME
Fundamentals of Adult Education 70 hours
Communication 50 hours
Preparation of Lesson Planning 60 hours
Practical Demonstration and Presentation 80 hours
Theory Presentation 50 hours
Teaching Aids 30 hours
Evaluation & Measurement / Exams 40 hours
Clinical Observation 520 hours
Counseling & Record Keeping 50 hours
Idaho License Laws and Rules 50 hours
TOTAL 1000 hours