CATALOG
A. H C. Barber & Beauty College
(Assosiated Hair Cutters Barber & Beauty College)
6712 Evergreen Way Everett, Washington 98203
Phone: 425 353 7535 or 800 977 9447
Fax:
425 348
5164
Email: don@ahcHair.com
A.H.C. BARBER & BEAUTY COLLEGE STAFF
Donald Sharrett
Bonnie Kaberlein
Kris Sharrett
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Message to Student 1
Table of Contents 2
Mission
Statement 3
Goals and Objectives 4
SERVICES
Equal Opportunity Non-Discrimination in Education and Employment 4
Job Search Assistance 4
BARBERING
Barbering Training Course
5
Entrance requirements for Barbering 5
Barbering Training Program Offered 6
COSMETOLOGY
Cosmetology Training Course 7
Entrance requirements for Cosmetology 7
Cosmetology
Training Program Offered 8
ESTHETICS
Esthetics Training Course 9
Entrance
requirements for Esthetics 9
Esthetics Training Program Offered 10
Manicure
Manicure Training Course 11
Entrance requirements for Manicurist 11
Manicure Training program offered 12
INSTRUCTOR
TRAINING
Instructor Training Course 13
Entrance requirements for Instructor Training 13
Instructor Training Program Offered 13
TUITION
STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES 15
Tuition and Fees
15
Refund Policy 15
Non-Refund
Policy 15
POLICIES/DISCLOSURES
Zero Tolerance Weapon Policy 16
Drug-Free Policy 16
Sexual Harassment 16
Applicability 16
Definition of Sexual Harassment 17
Process for Resolving an Incident of Alleged
Sexual Harassment 18
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MESSAGE TO THE STUDENT
Welcome to A.H.C. Barber
& Beauty College! You have become a part of the best
innovative learning environment molded to the students, faculty, and the community. This school is dedicated to providing
the knowledge, Education, & skills to those that want to be the leaders in this creative industry.
Educational opportunities
at A.H.C. Barber & Beauty
College have been developed and continually updated by our staff in the
arts of Hair, Skin, Nails, Sales, Psychology and Education to bring to you the many tools needed in this very diverse career.
Our Director has over forty years in the business of hair.
Our philosophy is “Love yourself, Love working
with people and love the beauty of art with an eye for perfection. This will bring happiness, joy and true success”
A.H.C. Barber & Beauty
College focus is to step outside the safe zone to release the creative
talents within, to be more innovative. A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College provides access
to learning from your creative side.
Commitment, respect, and attention to excellence are the pillars of our environment. Our pride in helping hefty
ambitions is surpassed only by the pride we hold in the accomplishments of our students and staff. Their success is, in the
end, the true attribute to A.H.C. Barber
& Beauty College
.
We look
forward to serving you and pledge our best to optimizing your learning experiences.
Sincerely,
A.H.C. Barber &
Beauty College
July 2007
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Goals and Objectives
A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College is built on honing the core values
of its students to be better attributes to the community, barbering and beauty professions.
• The ability to communicate
well with clients.
• An appreciation of diversity and a good nature to the values of the school.
• Understanding
that the customer is right and we are here to please the client.
• Appreciation of moral and ethnical judgment.
• Appreciation in self and social development.
Equal Opportunity Non-Discrimination in Education and Employment
A.H.C. Barber
& Beauty College subscribes to the principles and laws of the state of Washington and the federal government, including applicable
Executive Orders that pertain to civil rights, equal opportunity, and affirmative action.
A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College
policy prohibits discrimination on the basis of race; sex (including harassment); religion; age; color; creed; national or
ethnic origin; physical, mental or sensory disability; martial status; sexual orientation; and status as a Vietnam-era or
disabled veteran in the recruitment and admission of students.
This is in compliance with Title IX of the Educational
Amendment of 1972 and Section 5.4 of
the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Job Search Assistance
A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College will help assist students with job placement
in your selected field. Although it is to the students best interest to assist the school in its search, each instructor also
acts likes an advisor to assist the student at no cost. Placements may take months due to the employer’s discretion
to hire the applicant.
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Barber
Training Course
Barbering
1000 Hrs/25 weeks
Course :
Introduction to Barbering
History of Barbering
Your Professional Image
Bacteriology
Sterilization,
Sanitation, and
Safe Work Practices
Implements, Tools, and
Equipment
Properties and Disorders of
The Skin,
Scalp and Hair
Treatment of the Hair and
Scalp
Shaving
Haircutting
Anatomy & Physiology
Hairstyling
Mustache and Beard Design
Washington Law
Barbering
Training Admission and Registration
Entrance Requirement for Barbering Program
• High school
graduate or General Equivalency Diploma (GED)
Recommendations/Disqualifications‘s for Entrance to A.H.C. Barber
& Beauty College
• Student Disqualification. A person found with firearm (s) on school grounds or on the shop
grounds will be terminated from the course and legal laws will apply. Threatening of the faculty and staff is highly prohibited
and will also result into dismissal from the school grounds and shop grounds. A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College encourage
issues dealing with threats and firearms be reported to the authorized personnel before it is an issue of its own.
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Course
is offered on scheduled terms throughout the year. Students can complete the Barbering Course in twenty-five weeks.
The
barbering training program consist of a course (1000 hours)
1. Theory of
the practice of barbering service
2. Shampooing including draping brushing scalp manipulations, conditioning and rinsing
3. Scalp and hair analysis
4.Hair cutting and trimming of facial hair including shaving beard and mustache design
and eyebrow ear and nose hair trimming
5. Hair
styling, wet dry and thermal styling and styling aids
6. Cutting and trimming of facial hair including shaving beard and
mustache design and eyebrow, ear, nose hair trimming
7. Artificial hair
8. Disinfecting of individual work station
individual equipment and tools and proper use and storage of linens
9. Disease
and disorders of the skin scalp and hair
10. Safety including proper use of implements and electrical appliances
11.
First aid as it is related to barbering
12. No more than twenty-five percent of skills training using mannequin
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Cosmetology
Training Course
Cosmetology
1600Hrs/40 weeks
Professional Development
Salon Ecology, Sanitation & Sterilization
Anatomy
and Physiology
Electricity
Chemistry
Salon Business
Trichology
Design Decisions
Haircutting
Hairstyling
Shaving
Mustache and Beard Design
Wigs and Hair Additions
Chemical Texturizing Professional Development
Hair
coloring
The Study of Nails
The Study of Skin
Washington Law
Cosmetology Training Admission and Registration
Entrance
Requirement for Cosmetology Program
• High school graduate or General Equivalency Diploma (GED)
Recommendations/Disqualifications‘s
for Entrance to A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College
• Student Disqualification. A person found with firearm (s) on
school grounds or on the shop grounds will be terminated from the course and legal laws will apply. Threatening of the faculty
and staff is highly prohibited and will also result into dismissal from the school grounds and shop grounds. A.H.C. Barber
& Beauty College encourage issues dealing with threats and firearms be reported to the authorized personnel before it
is an issue of its own.
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Course
is offered on scheduled terms throughout the year. Students can complete the Cosmetology Course in forty weeks.
The Cosmetology
training program consist of a course (1600 hours)
(a) Theory
of the practice of cosmetology, barbering, manicuring and esthetics services;
(b)At least 100 hours of skills in the application
of manicuring and pedicuring services;
(c) At least 100 hours of skills in the application of esthetics services;
(d)
Shampooing including draping, brushing, scalp manipulations, conditioning and rinsing;
(e) Scalp and hair analysis;
(f)
Hair cutting and trimming including scissors, razor, thinning shears and clippers;
(g) Hair styling including wet, dry
and thermal styling, braiding and styling aids;
(h) Cutting and trimming of facial hair including beard and mustache design
and eyebrow, ear and nose hair trimming;
(i) Artificial hair that may include extensions and fitting;
(j) Permanent
waving including sectioning, wrapping, preperm test curl, solution application, processing test curl and neutralizing;
(k)
Chemical relaxing including sectioning, strand test, and relaxer application;
(1) Hair coloring and bleaching including
predisposition test and strand test, and measurement, mixing, application and removal of chemicals;
(m) Disinfecting of
individual work stations, individual equipment and tools and proper use and storage of linens;
(n) Diseases and disorders
of the scalp, hair, skin and nails;
(o) Safety including proper use and storage of chemicals, implements and electrical
appliances;
(p) First aid as it relates to cosmetology, barbering, manicuring and esthetics; and
(q) No more than
twenty-five percent of skills training using mannequins.
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Esthetician Training Course
Esthetics
600Hrs/16 weeks
Course:
Personal Development
Professional Development
Business
Basics
Skin Ecology
Sterilization, Sanitation, and
Safe Work Practices
Implements, Tools, and Equipment
Electrical
Chemistry
Anatomy & Physiology
Facials, Make up & treatments
Hair
growth and removal methods
Washington law
Esthetic
Training Admission and Registration
Entrance
Requirement for Esthetic Program
• High school graduate or General Equivalency Diploma (GED)
Recommendations/Disqualification’s
for Entrance to A.H.C. Barber &
Beauty College
• Student Disqualification. A
person found with firearm (s) on school grounds or on the shop grounds will be terminated from the course and legal laws will
apply. Threatening of the faculty and staff is highly prohibited and will also result into dismissal from the school grounds
and shop grounds. A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College encourage issues dealing with threats and firearms be reported to the
authorized personnel before it is an issue of its own.
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Course
is offered on scheduled terms throughout the year. Students can complete the Esthetic Course in 16 weeks.
The Esthetic
training program consist of a course (600 ours)
Esthetic Course:
(a)
Theory in the practice of esthetics services;
(b) Skin care of the face, neck and hands including hot compresses, massage,
electrical or mechanical appliances or chemical compounds;
(c) Facials;
(d) Temporary removal of superfluous hair
of the face, neck and hands by tweezing, waxing, tape, chemicals, lotions, creams, mechanical or electrical apparatus and
appliances;
(e) Disinfecting of individual work stations, individual equipment and tools and proper use and storage of
linens;
(f) Diseases and disorders of the skin of the face, neck and hands;
(g) Safety including proper use and storage
of chemicals, implements and electrical appliances;
(h) First aid as it relates to esthetics; and
(i) No more than
twenty-five percent of skills training using mannequins.
(j)
No device listed with the U.S. Food
and Drug Administration as a "prescriptive device" will be used in this class.
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Manicure Training Course
Manicuring
600Hrs/16 weeks
Course
Personal Development
Professional Development
Business
Basics
Nail Ecology
Sterilization, Sanitation, and
Safe Work Practices
Implements, Tools, and Equipment
Products
Electrical
Chemistry
Anatomy & Physiology (pertaining to Nails)
Artificial Attachments
Washington Law
Manicuring
Training Admission and Registration
Entrance
Requirement for Manicure Program
• High school graduate or General Equivalency Diploma (GED)
Recommendations/Disqualification’s
for Entrance to A.H.C. Barber &
Beauty College
• Student Disqualification. A
person found with firearm (s) on school grounds or on the shop grounds will be terminated from the course and legal laws will
apply. Threatening of the faculty and staff is highly prohibited and will also result into dismissal from the school grounds
and shop grounds. A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College encourage issues dealing with threats and firearms be reported to the
authorized personnel before it is an issue of its own.
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Course
is offered on scheduled terms throughout the year. Students can complete the Manicure Course in 16 weeks.
The manicuring
training program consist of a course (600 ours)
Manicuring
Course:
(a) Theory in the practice of manicuring and pedicuring services;
(b)
Artificial nails including silk, linen, fiberglass, acrylic, gel, powder, extensions and sculpting, preparation, application,
finish and removal;
(c) Cleaning, shaping and polishing of nails of the hands and treatment of cuticles;
(d) Cleaning,
shaping and polishing of nails of the feet;
(e) Disinfecting of individual work station, individual equipment and tools
and proper use and storage of linens;
(f) Diseases and disorders of the nails of the hands and feet;
(g) Safety including
proper use and storage of chemicals, implements and electrical appliances;
(h) First aid as it relates to manicuring and
pedicuring; and
(i) No more than twenty-five percent of skills training using mannequins.
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Instructor Training
500hrs/13 weeks
Course:
Lesson Planning
Classroom Management
Four
Step Method of
Teaching
Clinic Floor Supervision
Instructor
Training Admission and Registration
Entrance
Requirement for Instructor Program:
Student (s) must have a license in barbering, manicurist, esthetician, or
cosmetology or a secondary
education degree to obtain an instructor license through A.H.C.
Barber & Beauty College.
• High school graduate or General Equivalency Diploma (GED)
Recommendations/Disqualifications‘s for Entrance
to A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College Student Disqualification. A person found with firearm (s) on school grounds or on the
shop grounds will be terminated from the course and legal laws will apply. Threatening of the faculty and staff is highly
prohibited and will also result into dismissal from the school grounds and shop grounds. . A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College
encourage issues dealing with threats and firearms be reported to the authorized personnel before it is an issue of its own.
Instructor Training Program Offered
In this program all trainees will be supervised by a certified
instructor. The school’s instructor will be present when the instructor trainee is working from consultation.
The
instructor training program consists of a (500 hours) course.
1. Preparation for classroom activities including but not
limited to:
a) Choice of teaching methods
b) Classroom set up
c) Topic/subject matter
d) Lesson Plans
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d) Student
assignment
e) Materials and supplies
f) record keeping
2. Presentation of information including, but not limited
to
a) Lectures
(oral and written)
b) Demonstrations
c) Questions and answers
d) Project method
e) Discussions
3. Application of practice including, but not limited
to
a) Clinic supervision
b) Classroom management
c) Client relations
4. Evaluation by the instructor-trainee
of the student understanding and
performance including but not limited to:
a) Written/practical assessment
b)
Communication skills
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TUITION AND STUDENT RIGHTS AND
RESPONSIBILITIES
Tuition and Fees:
The methods of payment
are based on a full payment or payment period, and not the program cost. The method of payment and terms of payment, are in
compliance with A.H.C. Barber &
Beauty College requirements. Students will meet with
the school’s administrator/owner for payments of charges. The amount covered in the agreement contract is effective
by A.H.C. Barber & Beauty
College owner. There is a $175 non-refundable deposit for book cost and
equipment. The School reserves the right to adjust tuition rates, registration fee book and supply fees related to the school
tuition.
Refund Policy:
Cancellation
by A.H.C. Barber & Beauty
College
The School has the reserve
right to cancel a class due to insufficient numbers or classroom over crowding. The School will consider the cancellation
and the student are entitled to a refund of all money paid.
Cancellation Policy before Entering Classes:
1. An applicant will receive a full refund of all money paid if he/she is not accepted
by the school.
2. Applicant may cancel an enrollment agreement by providing notice of such cancellation to the school
at its adder. The notice shall be postmarked not later than the fifth business day (excluding Sundays and Holidays) following
his/her signing this agreement or it may be personally or otherwise delivered to the student. All monies paid by an applicant
are refunded if requested within three (3) days after signing an enrollment agreement.
3. After five (5) business days
(excluding Sunday and Holidays), the school may keep the stated registration fee equal to 10 percent of the total tuition
cost, or one hundred thirty five dollars, whichever is less. “Registration Fee” refers to any fee, however named,
covering those expenses incurred by the school dealing with student applications and the student records.
4. Refund can
be viewed with the School’s
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POLICIES/DISCLOSURES
Zero Tolerance Weapon Policy
The applicant/student understands that under no circumstance that he/she will be allowed to carry on his/her
person, be in possession of, have in his/her or someone else’s vehicle, or to have on A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College
property any type of firearm, weapon or anything that can be used as a weapon.
The applicant/student understands that
if he/she violates the school policy, he/she will be terminated immediately with no opportunity to return to A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College.
Drug-Free Policy
A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College policy on substance abuse to liquor
laws and drug abuse violations and remains enforced. All students and employees are provided with this policy, which requires
signed acknowledgment.
Provisions of the U.S. Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988, and the Drug-Free School and Communities
Act-Higher Education Drug-Free School and Campus Act of 1990 requires A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College to adopt a substance
abuse policy, and to promulgate its provisions and procedures in his/her entirety in the School’s catalog.
The purpose
of this policy is to communicate the concern of A.H.C. Barber
& Beauty College regarding the health and safety of its employees
and students, the desire for an efficient and effective work force, and the intent to comply with all appropriate federal,
state, and local regulations regarding substance abuse in A.H.C.
Barber & Beauty College.
Sexual Harassment
Preamble:
Sexual harassment in any form shall not be tolerated at A.H.C. Barber & Beauty College.
It is a form of sexual discrimination prohibited by the Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and the Title VII of
the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Applicability:
This policy applies to all School students, faculty, administrators, staff members, and employees,
as well as, vendors and guests on campus.
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Definition of Sexual Harassment:
Sexual Harassment is defined as unwelcome sexual advance, request, for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct
of a sexual nature, it is harassment when:
Submission to or rejection of such conduct is made either explicitly or
simplicity a term or condition of an individual’s academic performance or employment;
• Submission to or rejection
of such conduct by an individual is used as the basis for decisions about academic evaluation, employment, promotion, transfer,
selection for training, performance evaluation, or selection for academic awards and benefits, etc.;
• Such conduct
has the purpose or effect of creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive educational or work environment, or substantially
interferes with a student’s academic or an employee’s work performance.
• Sexual harassment manifests
itself in several forms. This behavior may include but not limited to the following:
1. Conduct or comments direct at
an individual, based on the individual’s gender, that is abusive in nature;
2. Sexual innuendoes in the guise of
humor to coerce sexual favors;
3. Sexual teasing, jokes, remarks or questions;
4. Sexual remarks about a person’s
body, clothing or behavior;
5. Patting,
pinching, or other unwanted touching of another’s body;
6. Starting in a sexually suggestive manner;
7. Uninvited
letters and telephone calls;
8. Uninvited pressure for dates;
9. Inappropriate and offensive sexual advances;
l0.
Solicitation of sexual favors or other sexually related behavior by promise of rewards;
11. Coercion of sexual activity
by threat of punishment; or
12.Sexual crimes, including rape, acquaintance rape, attempted rape or sexual assault.
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Process
for Resolving
an Incident of Alleged Sexual Harassment:
Any individual who becomes aware of an incident of sexual harassment
has a duty to report it to the school as soon as possible.
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