Makeup Artistry skills are an asset in Retail Makeup establishments.
Our Makeup course, Makeup 101, provides students with the necessary skills by combining theory, demonstrations, visual slides, and sufficient practice time.
You’re gonna love your makeup kit!
We use Glo Skin Beauty products to help you achieve a flawless finish with top selling, award winning makeup. Our bountiful collection will help you master the art of light with contouring palettes and shadows that are rich in colour and timeless in style.
The top Makeup Artists use top-quality tools, Glo Skin Beauty offers top of the line beauty brushes. Learn to create the perfect makeup application with effortless ease and precision every time.
COURSE DETAILS
Tuition fee: $1299.00 + tax (includes full kit). Balance due 1 week prior to start date. Deposit: $500. Paid upon registration. Hours: Total = 21 hours. 15hrs on-site + 6hrs independent. Date: ongoing Class size: 2-5 Models: Students provide their own models. Students must have a model booked for both class days. 1 model required for exam Day 3.
WHY CHOOSE ESG?
ESG provides career and employment support. As you may have seen throughout our social media, we love seeing our students use their training.
As a Beauty Industry Resource Centre, we feel tremendous satisfaction in knowing our training resulted in employment and improvement in our students’ lives.
Whether you are interested in self-employment or will be looking for a job upon certification, our Career and Employment Consultant can guide you in the right direction.
Why are manicures and pedicures a good skill to learn?
…because there is more to Manis and Pedis than painting nails! Nail Technicians require knowledge in the muscular and skeletal system, knowledge in nail anatomy and diseases, as well as fine motor control skills.
Offering Manicures and Pedicures as a service requires your awareness and responsibility in keeping up with facility requirements and infection control.
It’s not all science though, you also get to paint nails!
Let your imagination run wild! Your Nail Art is your signature.
TIPS ON MARKETING YOUR SERVICE…FOR FREE
We wish you much success as you embark on offering this new service. Remember, word-of-mouth is the best form of advertising.
After careful psychological analysis, we concluded that a relaxing massage is amongst the top steps in your procedure to be remembered and bragged about by your clients.
Show off your massage moves.
-EXECUTIVE SPA GROUP-
Developing your massage routine will come with time as your confidence grows. We like to prepare you with a repertoire of moves to get you started on a budding beauty career!
Effleurage: Light – medium pressure is applied. Flowing pressure directed towards the core. Used to warm the muscles and connective movement between steps.
Petrissage: Medium – heavy pressure. Kneads muscle over the underlying bone. It aids in relieving pressure, tension, and heat the muscles.
Vibration: Quick shaking motion with med-heavy pressure. Loosens the muscles and relieves tension.
Percussion: Fast hacking or pounding motion using with firm pressure. Muscles are “shocked” into releasing tension. Incorporated into end of the massage.
Friction: Medium – heavy pressure. Rolls muscle against muscle itself. Aids in relieving pressure, tension, and heats muscles.
*NOTE- Monday classes are taught on Tuesdays during the summer schedule
EXECUTIVE SPA GROUP can help you access grants to pay for your esthetics training courses.
GRANT ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
I AM CURRENTLY WORKING.
If you are currently working, you should have a conversation with your employer regarding your future career goals and how they will benefit the workplace.
Your employer can apply for a grant to cover 2/3 of all training costs. You can only register for your desired training until your grant application has been approved. It usually takes about a month for the application to be approved, so don’t waste time, apply now!
If you are a new employee and have been there for less than 30 days, your employer is eligible for 100% of training costs in grant funding.
We can help with your grant application process.
Have your employer call or email us. We can make a trip to your workplace to help you sort out the process.
Can I pay for the training myself?
Yes. As the trainee, you can fund your own training costs, but your employer must apply on your behalf. Keep in mind that you will have to pay all training costs up front. Your employer will be reimbursed and will have to provide documentation demonstrating they in turn reimbursed you.
However, these types of grants are intended for your employer to invest in your development, therefore, it is expected that they will invest 1/3 of the costs, even if you are the one who paid for it up front.
When can I expect reimbursement?
You have 30 days after you complete your training to submit proof of completion in order to receive your reimbursement. On average, reimbursement takes 4-6 weeks post submission, so submit asap!
I AM NOT WORKING ATM.
If you are not working at the moment and have been unemployed for 30 consecutive days or more, you have the option to find an employer who will sponsor your training. When an employer hires a NEW employee, 100% of the training costs can be funded.
This option works especially well for experienced estheticians who require an additional skill to work at a certain spa.
If you are new to the beauty industry, we recommend applying for Receptionist or Assistant positions and working out a training plan with your new employer.
If you are having difficulty finding a sponsoring employer, you have other options, call or email us for more information.
ESTHETICS TRAINING COURSE SUMMER SCHEDULE
JUNE
JUNE 18, 2019- MANICURES AND PEDICURES 101
JUNE 25, 2019- WAXING AND TINTING 101
JUNE 25, 2019- SALON/SPA MANAGEMENT
AUGUST
AUGUST 6, 2019 – LASH EXTENSIONS 102
AUGUST 6, 2019 – NAIL EXTENSIONS 102
AUGUST 6, 2019 – SPA INDUSTRY
STANDARDS
AUGUST 13, 2019- MAKEUP ARTISTRY 101
AUGUST 13, 2019- RETAIL
AUGUST 20, 2019- MANICURES AND
PEDICURES 101
AUGUST 27, 2019- WAXING AND TINTING
101
AUGUST 27, 2019- SALON/SPA MANAGEMENT
JULY
JULY 2, 2019 – LASH EXTENSIONS 102
JULY 2, 2019- NAIL EXTENSIONS 102
JULY 2, 2019- SPA INDUSTRY STANDARDS
JULY 9, 2019- MAKEUP ARTISTRY 101
JULY 9, 2019- RETAIL
JULY 16, 2019- MANICURES AND PEDICURES
101
JULY 23, 2019- WAXING AND TINTING 101
JULY 30, 2019- SALON/SPA MANAGEMENT
EXECUTIVE SPA GROUP (780)604-2772 info@executivespagroup.com
With the growing number of beauty professionals in this country, we thought we would take a look at employment mobility through Canada. While certification standards differ from province to province, here are some things you need to know if you are planning to move.
In Canada, all of the provinces and territories have regulation for hairstylists through the Red Seal Journeyman Certification. With this certificate, you are able to legally work from province to province. However, each province has different standards of training, so check out the National Employment Requirements to find out what you need to begin your trade. Barbering falls under the Hairstylist occupation as well, so certification will still be mandatory to practice this specialized craft.
As an Esthetician in Canada, however, you may find your mobility limited, as few provinces have regulation trade requirements:
Manitoba regulates their Electrologists and Estheticians through Apprenticeship Manitoba
Saskatchewan divides their esthetic regulations between Nail Technicians and Skin Care specialists, also through an apprenticeship and trade certification commission.
Training and on-the-job hours may transfer to a regulated province if you meet their individual criteria. If you are moving outside of a regulated province, your training and certification will be appealing to employers in a province that does not have these requirements.
While the country is looking to start standardizing esthetics, hairstyling is the only beauty industry career that has national standards. If you are considering moving, or you need more information about labour mobility in Canada, visit Worker’s Mobility.
