Student Teacher
Part Time - Monday to Wednesday - 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
The Educational Objective of the Student Teacher Course is to provide the advanced instruction, training, and preparation needed to deal with the many aspects of teaching. The student will learn to utilize and incorporate the use of psychology and to communicate the transfer skills, knowledge, and ideas to his/her students in the classroom or carry it over into the salon. Although the State of Pennsylvania only requires 500 hours for this course, our working curriculum for the Student Teacher Course has increased to 600 Hours, so that our future Teachers will have a greater understanding of creating curriculums, course outlines, student motivational skills, identifying different types of learners, and increased student interaction. (Specialized License Required).
Course Description
The Program is designed to provide a balance of instruction to the student interested in career preparation and development. Instruction in the skills required to render professional services and to pass the State Board Exam. The program will offer the student a thorough understanding of the skin as well as related services. To develop the students personality and practice human relations with clients and to practice self control and build professional ethics and standards and to develop an awareness of ever changing trends and advancing technology and the ability to adjust and grow. It will provide students with practical performance, demonstrations, and practice in conjunction with the required text. It will also provide the Teacher in all aspects of the Cosmetology Field, Salon Management, Curriculum Coordinator, School Supervisor, School Director, Substitute Teacher, Salon Trainer, Manufacturer’s Representative, Platform Artist, etc.
Teaching Methods Include
Interactive Lecture, Demonstration followed by Student Practice or Application, Evaluation or Assessment, Group Discussion, Videos, Field Trips, Guest Speakers, Peer Coaching, Projects, Role-Playing, Games, Competitions, and Timed Drills.
Each student receives a set of books, Pennsylvania State Laws, and course handouts. Instructors record the grade the students earn in each exercise, lesson drill, and subject exam. Students also take comprehensive exams at various intervals during their training. In addition to their workbook exercises, students are graded on other factors such as attendance, appearance, and attitude. Instructors periodically discuss the student’s progress with them.