| Need a haircut, style, manicure, pedicure, or more? Come see us at the Redwood Campus in the Administration Building. Call (801)957-4030 to make an appointment. |
What is Barbering and Cosmetology at SLCC? What will I learn? | |
![]() | Unlimited opportunities are available for skilled hair stylists. People always want to look their best and that means your career prospects are looking very good. There's only one way to learn barbering and cosmetology, and that's by doing it. SLCC provides students with a true-to-life salon environment with plenty of hands-on experience. Learning is approached on a personal basis with appropriate discussion and lectures. As a Barbering/Cosmetology student at SLCC, you will study cosmetology which emphasizes learning to design hair and enhance beauty. You will receive instruction in the study of chemicals and how to maintain proper condition, color and curl of hair*. You will study current and past fashion trends to provide familiarization with cycles of hairstyles and designs. Instruction is given in basic make-up, manicuring, skin care and basic esthetics. As a specialist, a graduate should expect post-graduate study/training in any of the above named specialties. |
How much will it cost start to finish? | |
| Tuition and fees are based on the resident/nonresident tuition schedule. | |
Where will I do my training? What are the facilities like? | |
| The Barbering and Cosmetology program is offered Monday through Thursday at: SLCC Taylorsville Redwood Campus 4600 S. Redwood Rd Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 (801) 957-4330 Choose between two program times, including: Morning Program 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Evening Program 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Five mandatory classes required for the certificate, diploma, or AAS degree may be taken Fridays between 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. | |
What makes this program unique from others? | |
| The SLCC Barbering/Cosmetology program is now a Pivot Point International School member. |
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Where will I be able to work after graduation? | |
| Unlimited opportunities are available for skilled hair stylists. People always want to look their best, their skin to look younger, their hair highlighted or colored and their hands and feet well groomed. That means your career prospects look very good. Read the descriptions below to get a better idea of what's possible. | |
![]() | Hair Stylist Working in a salon environment as a stylist, manager or owner. Servicing clients in all aspects of barbering and cosmetology. Job tasks: Cutting, styling, coloring and perming or chemically relaxing hair on clients. |
![]() | Esthetician Employed at a day spa or facial salon servicing clients with care and maintenance of skin, make up and esthetic services. Job tasks: Facial cleansing and massage, facial treatments, body and facial waxing, make up applications, pedicures and manicures. |
![]() | Nail Technician Employed in full service salons focusing on manicuring and applying artificial nails. Job tasks: Care and maintenance of hands and nails. Application of acrylic, fiberglass and gel nails. |
![]() | Manufacturer's Rep Employed by manufacturers to represent and educate stylists on product lines. Job tasks: Meet with salon owners/stylists to educate and order supplies needed for day-to-day salon operations. |
![]() | Educator Educate salon professionals on updated products and techniques. Job tasks: Provide continuing education for stylists by attending conferences and seminars. |
What do businesses and industry say about SLCC's program? |
| Salon owners are continually checking on the availability of soon-to-be graduating students. Program Advisory Committee members recognize SLCC as one of the best, if not the best programs in the state. This is based on the knowledge, education and skill levels of our graduates. |
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