Program: A little classroom time, some behind-the-scenes practice, and you’ll be out on the clinic (or performance) floor before you know it. At Regency Beauty Institute, we pack a lot of learning into three phases: Workshop, Rehearsal, and Performance. So once you’re enrolled and you have your kit, here’s what happens next.
Workshop: You’ll spend your first 320 hours completing classroom work and practicing on mannequins—and willing friends or family members. Then you move into the Rehearsal and Performance phases.
Rehearsal and Performance: These phases take you through the end of the program, and you’ll rotate weekly between performance on the clinic floor and the classroom for continued rehearsal and cosmetology training. Not only will you continue to learn advanced theory, but you’ll get to see how that theory works in real life with the services that you provide for our guests, with lots of training and supervision from the educators. |
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Training:
- Professional development
- Salon business and retailing
- Salon ecology
- Shampoo and conditioning
- Anatomy and physiology
- Electricity
- Chemistry
- Design decisions
- Trichology
- Haircutting
- Hairstyling
- Formal updos and braids
- Wigs and hair extensions
- Chemical texturizing
- Hair coloring
- Nail care
- Skin care
- State rules and laws
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Length:
- Arizona - 1,600 hours (10 months full time)
- Colorado -
60 credit hours
(1,800 contact hours)
(11 months full time)
- Illinois - 1,500 hours
(9-10 months full-time)
- Indiana - 1,500 hours
(9-10 months full-time)
- Kansas - 1,500 hours
(9-10 months full-time)
- Michigan - 1,500 hours
(9-10 months full-time)
- Minnesota - 1,550 hours
(10 months full-time)
- Missouri - 1,500 hours
(9-10 months full-time)
- North Carolina - 1,500 hours
(9-10 months full-time)
- Ohio - 1,500 hours
(9-10 months full-time)
- Texas - 1,500 hours
(9-10 months full-time)
- Tennessee - 1,500 hours
(9-10 months full-time)
- Wisconsin - 1,800 hours
(11-12 months full-time)
Regency’s cosmetology program equips you with the skills and credentials to work in any facet of hair, skin and nail care. In a year or less, you can be qualified to do just about anything in the fascinating beauty industry. And we’ll help to make sure that the opportunities are there for you.
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