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What IS an "academy"? Definition - Main Entry: acad·e·my Pronunciation: \ə-ˈka-də-mē\ Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural acad·e·mies Etymology: Latin academia, from Greek Akadēmeia, from Akadēmeia, gymnasium where Plato taught, from Akadēmos Attic mythological hero Date: 1549 1 a : a school usually above the elementary level; especially : a private high school b : a high school or college in which special subjects or skills are taught c : higher education —used with the<the functions of the academy in modern society> 2 capitalized a : the school for advanced education founded by Plato b : the philosophical doctrines associated with Plato's Academy 3 : a society of learned persons organized to advance art, science, or literature 4 : a body of established opinion widely accepted as authoritative in a particular field What is YOUR "academy"? Before you sign up for training at ANY beauty/esthetics academy or school, CALL half a dozen salons or spas that you might be interested in working in and ask THEM where they would suggest you attend! Why? Because THEY are going to be the ones that hire you! IS the academy or school where you plan to attend truly considered "widely accepted as authoritative" in your particular field? The local salon and spa owners will know. They know which beauty/esthetics school REALLY train their students and they know which ones just collect money and slide the students through without providing any quality training NEEDED to succeed in this competitive field. Find out for yourself. Print this form out and fill it in as you go. Write the salon name you ask on the left side. Write the name of the school they refer you to on the right.
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| Academy of Hair Design | 113 W Northern Lights Blvd Anchorage, AK 99503 |
| Ariel's | 2727 W Diamond Blvd Anchorage, AK 99515 |
| Trend Setters School of Beauty | 407 E Northern Lights Blvd Anchorage, AK 99503 |
| Wake Up with Makeup, AK | 4100 Lake Otis Pkwy Med Plaza #205 Anchorage, AK 99508 |
| T C Institute of Hair Design | 2950 Airport Way Fairbanks, AK 99709 |
| Galena City Schools | P.O. Box 359 Antoski Drive Galena, AK 99741 |
| Valley Academy of Hair | 225 N Boundary S Wasilla, AK 99654 |


A beauty academy or
school can
be a fun or a frustrating place and can also be a great or a
terrible investment. YOU must do the work and the research to make sure
that you have looked at ALL of the
beauty schools in your state. Ask for a tour of the academies and schools you're interested in. Do they let just anybody in if they have the money? Don't forget these are going to be your school mates for almost A YEAR! What does their equipment look like? Does their place look like a fish cannery? Does it look like the waiting room at the emergency room? Can you survive an environment like this for nearly a year? Are the owners and instructors also hairdressers and estheticians? (Some academy and school owners aren't even licensed practitioners.) What kind of techniques will you learn there. Are you going to learn stuff from 20 or 30 years ago, or cutting edge techniques? Do they always have an insructor on the floor or are they off doing clients? (Some academies and schools almost never have a instructor on the floor!) What kind of feel do you get when you walk into their place? Is it welcoming, cold, boring, disinterested, creepy, fun, exciting? Clients walking into this place to have you work on them will also feel this. How are they when they answer the phone? Do they speak English? After you you check out a few academies and schools, and after you ask half a dozen salon owners where you should go, the choice will be easy! |
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HAIRDRESSING
In Alaska, hairdresser programs include instruction in hairstyling,
haircutting, perms, coloring, hair and scalp treatments and makeup
application and may include additional training in customer
interaction, business theory and understanding retail products &
sales.
In Alaska Hairdressing Programs require 1,650 Clock Hours. There
is usually a Tuition
Fee, a Student Kit, an Application Fee, a Lab fee and a State Permit Fee
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Most schools require
that applicants be at least 18 years of age and have either a High
School diploma or a GED.
Needed Documents
The documents usually
required for admission are:
High School transcript or other educational records.
A school application.
State student permit
application.
Interview Most
good beauty schools or academies require an interview before the
applicant is accepted into the school. This interview is to insure that
the applicant has good communication skills and to determine if the
applicant's personality is a good match for this career.
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