Is Makeup Your Passion? Then Make it Your Career!   2001 - 2002 Course Catalog

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Basic Makeup Artistry    

Course 101  (50 hours)                                                      

 

Learn the fundamentals of professional makeup artistry with emphasis on retail cosmetic and corrective techniques. Prepare for the next level of professional training or entry level employment as a cosmetic makeup artist, demonstrator, or retail beauty consultant. Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to professionally apply cosmetics, have a working knowledge of the retail cosmetic industry, and understand the makeup artist’s safety net.

 

This course will cover:

 

ü       Introduction To Skin Anatomy

ü      

We put the FUN In FUNdamentals!

Basic Skin Care

ü       Product Identification Selection and Placement

ü       Cosmetic Color Selection

ü       Beginning Color Theory

ü       The Fundamentals Of Makeup Application

ü       Feature Makeup Techniques

ü       The Three Faces of “Basic Beauty”

ü       Evening Makeup

ü       Beauty Makeup

ü       Career Makeup

ü       Sanitation and Station Setup

 

 

A textbook is not required but is recommended..

 

 

 

 

Intermediate Makeup Artistry

Course 102   (50 hours)

 

This intermediate level course is for students with  knowledge of professional makeup artistry.  It is designed to enable the artist to brush up on basic makeup skills and advance their artistry techniques to the next level. Through lecture and hands on practice, students  develop speed and confidence in the areas of cosmetic color selection, style, and fashion. Master the basic principles of straight corrective makeup along with advanced color theory. Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to employ straight corrective techniques and successfully deal with more challenging environments.

 

Pre-requisite: Basic Makeup Artistry or equivalent experience as a cosmetologist, esthetician, or other professional in the beauty and/or cosmetic industry.  An assessment of knowledge and skill equivalent to completion of Basic Makeup Artistry will be given.

 

This Course will cover:

 

ü       Facial Anatomy and Structure

a.       Balance And Harmony

b.       Facial Proportions and Shapes

ü       Advanced Makeup Techniques

ü       Exploration and Implementation of:

ü               a.   Tools

                          1.   Brushes / Applicators

                          2.   Sanitation

                    b.  Specialized Cosmetics

ü       Straight Corrective Makeup Techniques

a.       Feature correction, i.e. crooked nose, drooping eyelids

b.       The use of highlight and contour shadows

ü       Advanced Brow Correction

ü       Beginning Ethnic Makeup Artistry

ü       Introductory Glamour and Avante Garde Makeup Artistry

ü       Working with False Eyelashes

ü       Advanced Color Theory

ü       Fundamentals of Self Employment:  Retail Consulting

a.       Marketing Your Services

b.       Building your Clientele

c.       Financial Management

 

A textbook is not required but is recommended..

 

Brushes will be necessary to do hands-on learning.

 

Basic and Intermediate Makeup Artistry

Course 103   (100 hours)

 

This is a comprehensive journey through the world of makeup artistry, beginning with basic application to the more advanced techniques. Recommended for the person who wishes to build a solid foundation from which to pursue a career in retail or freelance makeup artistry. This course may be substituted for Basic and Intermediate Makeup Artistry (courses 101 and 102) as the required prerequisite for all our advanced courses.

 

This course will cover:

 

ü      Introductory Skin Care

ü      Facial Anatomy and Structure

ü      The Fundamentals Of Makeup Application

ü      Advanced Makeup Techniques

ü      Product and Tools Exploration And Implementation

ü      Straight Corrective Makeup Techniques

ü      Comprehensive Color Theory

ü      Advanced Brow Correction

ü      Beginning Ethnic Makeup Artistry

ü      Introductory Glamour and Avante Garde Makeup Artistry

ü      Working with False Eyelashes

ü      Advanced Color Theory

ü      In-depth Beauty Makeup Techniques

ü      The Three Faces Of Beauty

ü      Retailing Fundamentals

 

A textbook will not be required but is recommended.

 

Brushes are necessary to do hands-on learning.

 

This course may be taught for special populations and may or may not be available to the general public.

 

 

 

 

 

Jumpstart Your Career!Combine Makeup Artistry & Job Skills.

 

Get Tuition Savings plus Job Placement Assistance for up to 6 months when you enroll in our Makeup Artistry Programs.

 

 

           

 

 

Ø  Learn the makeup and job skills employers want.

Ø   Know how to find the 90% of all jobs that are never advertised.

Ø   Develop a Job Search Plan/Target Your Next Job!

Ø   Earn the lifetime security of knowing you have an employment safety net and how to access it.

Ø   Learn the Business skills freelance artists need to market successfully & get paid for their work.

Ø   Increase earning potential by understanding the business aspects of Bridal business. 

Ø   Improve your image, human relations, & communications skills.

Ø   Know what to say on an interview and how to handle clients and customers in difficult situations.

 

 

 

Advanced: Photographic Makeup Artistry

Course 201   (45 hours)

 

This course designed for the accomplished beauty artist ready to pursue the field of photography makeup. Learn  techniques used to achieve the “model look”  for the diverse print photography media.  This course is only for artist who has mastered the fundamentals and aspire to work with photographers for magazines, catalogs, covers, advertisements and other venues found in the fashion photography industry.

 

Pre-requisite: Intermediate (102) or equivalent education and experience.

An assessment of knowledge and skill will be given when applying based on equivalents.

 

This course will cover:

 

ü       Elements of Photography Makeup

ü       The Creative Team and The Creative Process

ü       Photo Shoot Etiquette ( Exceptions: Celebrities vs. non-celebrity models)

ü       Makeup Styles and their Identification

ü       Examination of  the Kit, Application Tools, and Sanitation Supplies

ü       Review of Five Makeup Styles

ü       Makeup Techniques for Black and White Photography

ü       Makeup Techniques for Color Photography

ü       Effect of Lighting on Makeup

ü       In-depth Study of Natural Makeup Techniques for Women (The Four Natural Styles)

ü       Corrective Makeup Techniques

ü       Tricks of the Trade

ü       Makeup Techniques for Men and Children

ü       Glamour Makeup Techniques for Women

ü       "Retro" Makeup

ü       Avante Garde Makeup

ü       Fantasy Makeup

ü       Basic Hair Techniques

 

A textbook is not required but is recommended..

 

WHY enroll in our PHOTOGRAPHY MAKEUP ARTISTRY PACKAGE?

 

Because:  We’ll help you put your learning into ACTION and get you started BUILDING YOUR PORTFOLIO.  Don’t start on your own; do it under the guidance of an experienced PBEC Instructor: 

 

Photography Makeup Artistry Package:

1)    Advanced Makeup Artistry: Photography Makeup (course 201)

2) Portfolio Photo Shoot (course 202)

 

Course 202   (8 hours)

 

All freelance make-up artists need to have a professional portfolio. This course is designed for graduates of The PBEC's Course 201: Advanced: Photography Makeup Artistry. The photo shoot allows the student artist to experience working with a professional photographer first hand. The professional set becomes the classroom and the artist becomes part of the creative team, working with the hair stylist, clothing stylist, and models. One to two weeks after the shoot, your work will be put online along with other students work and all work will be evaluated by the instructor. Students will be able to critique the shoot and have an opportunity to learn from reviewing their photographs with other students and the instructor. 

 

Pre-requisite: Photography Makeup (201) and

Permission of the Instructor

 

Note:  At the time they enroll, students will receive written instructions for the shoot including the date, time, name of the photographer, address and directions.  It is the students’ responsibility to insure they arrive on time and with their professional makeup kit.

 

This course will cover:

 

ü       The Elements of Professional Photo Shoot

ü       Working As Part of A Creative Team

ü       Makeup Application for Two Distinct Looks

ü       Set Etiquette

ü       Handling Difficult Models

ü       Critique of the Photo Shoot

ü       Analysis of Picture Problems/Opportunities for Improvement

 

Students will receive a limited number of pictures from the shoot for their personal portfolio.

 

 

NEXT PAGE:   BRIDES ARE BIG BUSINESS.   LEARN THE INS AND OUTS OF BUILDING A FREELANCE BRIDAL CONSULTING BUSINESS    PUT YOUR MAKEUP ARTISTRY SKILLS TO WORK EARNING EXTRA MONEY FOR YOU !

 

 

Here Comes the Bride and the Whole Wedding Party --   Make them happy, Make them look beautiful, and Make sure YOU make MONEY. Understand the BUSINESS side of the business.

 

The Business of Bridal Makeup

Course 203   (10 hours)

 

Bridal consulting is lucrative and fun! This short course on the business of bridal beauty is fast paced and loaded with information for the experienced makeup artist and others with a working knowledge of professional makeup application. This course not only covers proven techniques for long lasting makeup, but also expounds on the business and marketing strategies necessary to excel in this expanding and competitive field.

 

Pre-requisite: Basic or Intermediate Makeup Artistry or cosmetologists, estheticians, makeup artists or other professionals with a working knowledge of makeup application techniques.

This course will cover:

 

ü       Putting Together A Professional Beauty, Body, And Hair Kit

ü       Marketing Tools & Advertising Choices

ü       Booking The Pre-Wedding Consultation (Over Telephone)

ü       Conducting A Successful Consultation

ü       Professionalism and Wedding Day Etiquette

ü       Sanitation Procedures

ü       Preparing The Bride’s Skin

ü       Makeup Tricks

ü       Highlighting And Shading Techniques

ü       Introduction To Body Makeup

ü       Creating Makeup Longevity (Waterproofing)

¨       Business Preparation Includes:

¨       Pricing Your Services & Payment Policy

¨       Creating A Contract Agreement

¨       Cancellation and Refund Policies

¨      

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Time Management Skills

 

PBEC Instructors work as freelance makeup artists in the Bridal businesses.

 

 

Paramedical Makeup Artistry

Course 301   (30 hours)

 

This course will take the student from specialty skin care and essential makeup application techniques all the way to the more complex application procedures of paramedical cosmetics. It is designed for the individual who desires to go beyond the limitations of conventional cosmetics and augment the healing process through the therapeutic and psychological benefit of paramedical makeup artistry.

 

Employment potential for the experienced paramedical makeup artist includes work such as: consultant with plastic and cosmetic surgeons, dermatologist, for specialty cosmetic companies, and as a freelance paramedical makeup artist. Examples of community service opportunities include working in hospitals, burn centers, shelters and senior centers.

 

Pre-requisite: None       Several textbooks are recommended.

 

This course will cover:

 

ü       Skin Structure and Skin Typing in Relation to Traumatized Skin

ü       Product Identification, Selection and Use

ü       Face Shapes and Correction

ü       Eye Shapes Identification and Correction

ü       Brow Shapes and Re-creation

ü       Lip correction techniques

ü       Color Theory – Undertones, Pigment and Skin tone Identification

ü       The Fundamentals of Makeup Application

ü       Paramedical Artistry versus Conventional Artistry

ü       Client /Artists Relationships and Professional Etiquette

ü       Necessary Tools and Equipment

ü       Safety and Sanitation Procedures

ü       Combining Conventional Artistry and Paramedical Cosmetics

ü       How Corrective Makeup Addresses Specific Problems

ü       The Use of Color & Color Correctors/Color Matching & Blending

ü       Applying Corrective Cosmetics

ü       Bodily Concealment for: Varicose veins, Stretch Marks, Scars, Freckles, Birthmarks

ü       Corrective Makeup for Children, Women and Men

ü       Marketing Your Services

 

 

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Professional Enhancement Skills

Course 401   (15 hours)

 

This course is all about you! Learn how to enhance visual image presentation skills.  Be introduced to the credibility factors - the five elements of successful dresing, personal style and color choices. This course is for everyone who wants to be the best that they can be!

 

Pre-requisite: None      A textbook is recommended..

 

This course will cover:

 

ü       The Successful Image

ü       Visual Presentation

ü       Voice Presentation

ü       Seasonal Color Selection

ü       Body Language And What It Conveys

ü       The Attitude Factor

ü       Body Type and Fit

ü       Personality Clothing Styles

ü       The Five Elements of Successful Dressing

ü      Wardrobe Planning

 

 

IMPROVE YOUR PERSONAL IMAGE AND PRESENTATION!

 

DO IT FOR YOU!

 

¨       Do something nice for yourself today. Take Professional Enhancement Skills (401) and feel your confidence and self-esteem sore.

 

DO IT FOR YOUR CAREER!

 

¨       Combine with other courses in the curriculum to get essential skills to support makeup artistry career development without sacrificing makeup artistry class time.

 

¨       Since visual presentation is a key to interviewing and employability, it is an essential adjunct to job search training.

 

DO IT FOR PROFIT!

 

¨  Take the next course in this series: Professional Image and Color Consulting (Course 402) and learn to apply what your new knowledge of Professional Enhancement Skills to help your clients improve their image.

 

 

 

 

Professional Image & Color Consulting

Course 402   (20 hours)

 

This course takes you beyond personal image enhancement and focuses on the tools necessary to become a professional image consultant. Learn about Color Analysis, Clothing Line and Design, Figure Analysis, How To Shop for One’s Self And Others and How To Plan A Lifestyle Wardrobe and how to apply them to client needs. Upon successful completion of this course student will receive certification as a Professional Image and Color Consultant.

 

Pre-requisite: Your Image (401) or equivalent education and experience.

 

This course will cover:

 

ü       Origins and History of Color Analysis

ü       Exploring Color Theories and Color Options

ü       Why Color Analysis

ü       The Physiological and Psychological Aspects and Importance for the Individual

ü       Color in Relationship to Physical Features, Makeup and Wardrobe Planning

ü       Color Analysis Techniques- Learning to Analysis

ü       How to Identify and Assess Body Types for Men and Women

ü       Recognizing the Elements of Line and Design

ü       Personality Dressing Styles for Men and Women - How to type, Identify and Implement

ü       Mastering the Five Elements of Successful Dressing

ü       The Use of Accessories

ü       How to Put Together a Lifestyle Wardrobe

ü       Closet Cleanout

ü       The Business of Image Consulting

ü       Marketing your Services

ü       Sources of professional materials

 

A textbook is recommended for this course. 

Become a   CERTIFIED IMAGE AND COLOR CONSULTANT   Successfully complete courses 401 and 402:   Professional Enhancement Skills and  Professional Image and Color Consulting

 

 

Professional Image Consultants need Exemplary communications and human relations.  Learn how to maximize your client effectiveness by taking CAREER SKILLS (course 601). 

 

Fashion Fun !

 

Makeup Fashion Trends

Course:  001   (8 hours)

 

What’s new and exciting this season in makeup fashion trends?  This course is designed to insure you are on the cutting edge of all the upcoming trends. Explore the fashion, faces and looks of the upcoming season and what you need to know create them.  New products, fashion colors and the latest makeup techniques, are just a few of the exciting topics covered. This fast moving and fun class is deigned for the artist who wants to be in the “know “ and provide clients with the most current of fashion trends.

 

Pre-requisite: None

 

This course will cover:

 

ü       The Newest Cosmetic Products

ü       Seasonal Fashion Colors in Fashion and Cosmetics

ü       Foundation make-up trends

ü       Eye make-up trends

ü       Cheek make-up trends                                                        

ü       Lip make-up trends                                     

 

Take a fashion-based one-day Holiday with us.

We’ve seen what’s new-we’re ready to share it with you.

 

 

Basic Makeup Artistry Program (Course 104)

 

Total: 90 Hours

 

            Includes courses: 101, 401, 601, and 602

 

Intermediate Makeup Artistry Program (Course 105)

 

Total: 75 Hours

 

            Includes courses: 102, 203, and 603

 

Basic and Intermediate Makeup Artistry Program (Course 106)

 

Total: 165 Hours

           

Includes courses: 104 and 105   

 

Programs include at least one makeup artistry class and the associated Job Skills course(s).

Prospective makeup artists need to understand that outside the retail cosmetic industry, most makeup artistry work is freelance, less than 40 hours per week and may entail odd, early or long hours.

 

Placement Assistance includes support, motivation, and information on full and part-time entry level positions, typically in the retail environment, if jobs have been listed with us. 

 

While retail positions are numerous and we work closely with major department stores in our region, there are occasions when there will be no jobs listed with us, or there may be no jobs listed in a student’s desired employment locale.  At these times, students will have to use their job search skills to generate their own opportunities.

 

Remember, the majority of all job openings are never advertised. 

 

Students are also reminded that freelance work, part-time work, counter coverage, and internships are excellent vehicles to showcase skills, gain access to employers and build credentials.

 

In the mean time, students desiring to improve their skills in business, management, human relations, and other areas outside the purview of The Professional Beauty E-Training Center curriculum are encouraged to continue their education at other nearby public and private postsecondary schools.  Our Admissions Counselors have a list of other schools in the region and students are encouraged to ask for copies.

 

Students are also encouraged to network with other students and to encourage their employers to call The Professional Beauty E-Training Center when they have jobs available. 

 

The school maintains a “Jobs Available” listing and students with appropriate skills may be referred.

 

STUDENT ADVISING

 

All administrative staff and instructors are available for advising on academic and professional matters and we welcome the opportunity to work with you to develop and refine your professional and vocational goals. 

 

Students with counseling needs outside the purview of makeup artistry will be referred to outside agencies.

 

 

As a customer service oriented organization, we strive to resolve complaints as quickly as possible. Students are encouraged to provide the administration the opportunity to improve the school and its teaching/learning environment.  We can only improve if students, faculty and staff all speak up when there are problems or issues that need to be addressed.

 

 

Student Process:

 

1)       A student may lodge a complaint by communicating orally or in writing to any teacher, administrator, admissions personnel, or counselor.

 

2)       The recipient of the complaint shall transmit it as soon as possible to the Student Services Assistant and they shall jointly attempt to resolve the complaints related to that person’s duties.

 

3)       If the student orally delivers the complaint and the complaint is not resolved either within a reasonable period or before the student  complains again about the same matter, the SSA will:

 

a)  Advise the student that the complaint must be submitted to the SSA in writing and

 

b) Provide the student with a written summary of the school’s complaint procedure.

 

4) If the student complains in writing, the school shall provide the student a written response within 10 days of receiving the complaint. 

 

a)       The response will include a summary of the investigation and disposition of it.

b)       If the complaint or remedy suggested by the student is rejected, the response will include the reason for the rejection.

 

5) A student’s participation in the complaint procedure and the disposition of a student’s complaint shall not limit or waive any of the student’s rights or remedies.

 

School Process:

 

The Student Services Assistant has, in consultation with the Director, the authority and duty to do all of the following:

 

1) Investigate the complaint thoroughly, including interviewing all people and reviewing all documents that relate or may potentially relate to the complaint.

 

2) After investigation, the SSA can recommend the Director take any of the following actions:

 

a) Reject the complaint if it is determined to be unfounded, 

b) Recommend a compromise, or

c) Resolve the complaint in any reasonable manner, including the payment of a refund.

 

3) The SSA will write a summary of the complaint, its disposition, and the reasons; place a copy of the summary, along with any other related documents, in the student’s file, and make an appropriate entry in the log of student complaints;

 

4) If the complaint is valid and involves a violation of law, and is not resolved within 30 days after it was first brought to the attention of the Student Services Assistant, additional steps will be taken.

 

a)       The SSA will notify the Director of the expiration of the 30-day period. 

b)       The Director will notify the Executive Team, the Bureau for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education and law enforcement authorities of the complaint, investigation, and resolution or lack of resolution. 

5)       If the complaint is valid, the SSA will assist the Director to determine which other students, if any, may have been affected by the same or similar circumstances and provide an appropriate remedy for those students.

 

6)       The Director and/or the Executive Team will implement reasonable policies or procedures to avoid similar complaints in the future.

 

Sexual Harassment Policy:

 

Any concern or allegation of sexual harassment should be brought to the immediate attention of the Student Services Assistant who will bring it to the Director.  All such allegations will be investigated. We want to insure that everyone at The Professional Beauty E-Training Center is comfortable and treated with respect.

 

Ø      We thank all the students, staff, and faculty in advance for helping us make The Professional Beauty E-Training Center a continuously improving, productive, and enjoyable environment in which to work and learn.

 

Ø      We can accomplish this best by addressing issues as they arise and working together to resolve them amicably.

 

 

 

 

The Professional Beauty E-Training Center strives to insure all students master the fundamental techniques taught in each course.

 

Our goal is to have all students successfully complete all courses they attempt.

 

For those students who need assistance beyond that offered in the regular online courses in order to reach the expected levels of mastery, we offer online assistance through email or one-on-one telephone assistance by appointment only. We also offer certain scheduled periods where an instructor will be available on line for chat sessions, in addition, each student will have their individual webpage (My Page), where they will be able to chat with other students taking similar courses.

 

 

Students receive a Certificate of Completion after successful completion of each course and each Program.

 

Criteria for Receiving Certificates:

 

1.       Successful Completion of course or program (See Grading Policies)

 

2.       Tuition is paid in full.

 

 

Makeup artists in training and in the field work in very close proximity with their clientele. Thus good personal hygiene is essential to success in training and the industry. Professional and personal hygiene along with the proper sanitation techniques is part of the course instruction.  Therefore, students are expected to exercise good professional hygiene.

 

 

 

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