Nail Tech Course Details
During the Nail Tech course, student trainees will learn basic manicure and pedicure procedures as well as rules, laws, preparation, equipment, implements, and supplies used to provide nail services. Student trainees will build their skill set by practicing advanced nail designs on mannequins and performing services for clients on the clinic floor.
The course covers procedures and techniques including:
- Art, design and trends for basic manicures and pedicures.
- Removal of stains and repair work.
- Sculptured nails and tips.
- Fiberglass and silk wraps, builder gels and odorless acrylic products.
- Application of polish and soft gel.
- Moisturizing wax treatments and heat therapy.
- Safety, Protection, Sanitation, and Disinfection.
During theory classes, student trainees will cover the following subjects:
- Bacteriology, sanitation, and safety – the definitions and importance of rules, laws, methods, safety measures, hazardous chemicals, and ventilation odor in salons.
- Professional practices – manicuring as a profession, vocabulary, ethics, salon procedures, hygiene and grooming, professional attitudes, salesmanship, and public relations.
- Anatomy of arms, hands, legs, feet – major bones, muscles, nerves, skin structure and their functions. Student trainees will also learn about the appendages, conditions and lesions pertaining to the nails and/or hands. The nail structure, composition, growth and regeneration, irregularities, and diseases.