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Do you have a sense of form and artistry? Do
you enjoy working with the public and helping people feel
good about themselves? If so, the art of cosmetology might
be right for you. Combine your natural talents and abilities
with our excellent training programs to maximize your career
potential.
One of the most critical problems with salon
cosmetology employment today is bridging the gap between the
huge availability of rewarding jobs and finding enough skilled
employees.
According to both
NACCAS and the United States Department
of Labor, salon professionals can
average up to $50,000 including
tips. The 2003 NACCAS Job Demand
Survey reveals that cosmetologists
have dramatically increased their
earning power today with zero unemployment
due to the severe shortage of licensed
salon professionals. Some of the
main factors that determine income
include the size and location of
the salon, hours worked, the tipping
habits of clients, and competition
from other salons and shops. A cosmetologist's
ability to bring in and maintain
regular clients is another factor
in determining potential earnings.
Today, the salon industry is now in a state
of crisis to find qualified salon professionals, as American
consumer's needs and demands rapidly rise for professional
image-oriented and relaxing hair and nail services. From Generation
Next Teens to the aging Baby Boomers and beyond, everyone
wants to look and feel their best today. Surprisingly however,
76% of salon owners who tried to fill open salon positions
said they were not always able to find qualified and licensed
applicants. The professional salon and spa industry continues
to offer terrific new employment opportunities to qualified
job seekers, both experienced and at an entry level in salon
chains as well as at independent salons.
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