MANICURIST – 400 HOURS 

Course Objective 

A. To instruct students in the fundamentals of Manicuring for the effective advancement in the field of hand and foot care.

B. To instruct students in all safety and sanitary measures for patron protection,

C. To help instill in students attitudes and good habits related to:

1.  Basic procedures

2.  Creativeness

3.  Self assurance

4.  Responsibility

5.  Ethics

 Tuition and Textbook Information

Tuition and fees charged to a student who completes the program within normal time frame.

Tuition $2492.50  Registration fee $75.00 Kit $ 425.00 * (includes books) STRF 7.50  Total $3000.00

*Textbooks: Below are the Textbooks Lancaster Beauty School uses in the Manicurist Course.

As the cost of the kit includes the books, prices indicated are for replacement only.

• Milady Standard Nail Technology – 2011 – 6th Edition – ISBN: 1-4354-97/$102.95
• Milady Student Workbook for Nail Technology – 2011 – 6th Edition – ISBN: 1-4354-9764-3/$54.95
• Milady Exam Review for Nail Technology – 2011- 6th Edition – ISBN: 1-4354-9763-3/$37.95

In compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA), postsecondary customers can find valuable information about pricing, previous editions and alternate formats by visiting www.cengage,com/highered and searching by ISBN#, author, title or keyword for material in your areas of interest.

 

• Manicuring    – CIP CODE – 12.0499
• Median Title IV Loan Debt – $0.00
• Median Non Title IV Loan Debt – $0.00
• Median Institutional Loan Debt – $0.00
• Program On Time Graduation Rate – 25%
• SOC Code – 39-5092.00 For information regarding manicurist occupations visit the Department of Labor’s O*Net at http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/39-5092.00
• Placement Rates for 2009 using NACCAS standards – 95.24%

For additional information please refer to the school’s catalog.

The curriculum for students enrolled in the Course of

Manicuring is as follows: 

A. Theory

Lectures are given on all manicuring practices; including personal hygiene and good grooming; salesmanship, courtesy, neatness, and attitude in meeting the public.

B. Operations

Hand on practice of clinical operations.

Theory        Oper.

1. Cosmetology Act & Rules             10

2. Cosmetology Chemistry                                10

3. Bacteriology, sanitation,

Sterilization, safety precautions,

Anatomy and physiology                               10

4. Water and oil manicures                15                  40

5. Pedicure; ankle & foot massage  10                  20

6. Artificial nails;                                 15                  80

7. Nail tips                                             10                  60

8. Nail wraps and repairs                     5                   40

9. Health and Safety                          15

10. Sanitation                                       10                   10

11. Job Training                                   10

12. Additional Training                      30

All remaining hours will be fulfilled by completing the

Services listed in the curriculum.