COSMETOLOGY
Cosmetology 20
Cosmetology 30
Cosmetology 10
YAP is available in these courses.
COSMETOLOGY 10/ 20/ 30
*Prerequisite* –Cosmetology 10 is the prerequisite for Cosmetology 20. Cosmetology 20 is the prerequisite for Cosmetology 30.
Cosmetology refers to the study and practice of beauty culture. It is a practical, ’hands on’ class that is recommended for students who have an interest working with hair, nails and make-up. In addition, this class provides a strong basis of understanding for students considering careers as hairdressers, aestheticians, make-up artists, theatrical make-up artists, aroma- therapists, massage therapists, nail technician, fashion designer, herbalist, image consultant, fashion editor, fashion trend forecaster, fashion buyer, dermatologist, perfumer, plastic surgeon, Feng-Shui consultant or a homeopathic practioner.
Cosmetology 10 covers the following modules:
Module 1: Introduction to Cosmetology
Module 2A: Salon Housekeeping
Module 3A: Basic Shampoos and Rinses
Module 4A: Basic Hairstyling
Module 5A: Nail Care
Module 6A: Skin Care
Cosmetology 20 covers the following modules:
Module 2B: Salon Housekeeping
Module 3B: Intermediate Shampoo and Rinses
Module 4: Intermediate Hair Care
Module 4B: Intermediate Hairstyling
Module 5B: Intermediate Nail Care
Module 6B: Intermediate Skin Care
Cosmetology 30 covers the following modules:
Module 2C: Salon Housekeeping
Module 13: Advanced Scalp Care
Module 5C: Advanced Nail Care
Module 14: Hair Shaping
Module 17: Permanent Waving
Module 16: Salon Management
Module 19A: Client Services
Module 6C: Advanced Skincare
ENTREPRENEURSHIP 30
ENTREPRENEURSHIP 30
*Prerequisite* –None
Are you a self- motivated person? Do you have the stamina to work 18 hour days? Do you have a unique product or service you would like to market? Entrepreneurship 30 is a course designed to provide students will the skills and knowledge needed to plan and implement their own venture. Students learn how research, plan, market, and acquire financial assistance required to start a business. Students are also provided with the opportunity to meet and learn from entrepreneurs who have and have not been successful in owning and operating a small business. The units of study covered include:
Unit One: What is an Entrepreneur?
Unit Two: Entrepreneurial Attitudes, Characteristics, and Skills
Unit Three: Developing Creativity
Unit Four: Enterprise planning and organization
Unit Five: Marketing
Unit Six: Financial Planning
Unit Seven: The Entrepreneurial Plan
MECHANICAL AND AUTOMOTIVE STUDIES
Mechanical & Automotive Studies 10
Mechanical & Automotive Studies A30
Mechanical &
Automotive Studies
A 20 and/or B20
Mechanical & Automotive Studies 10 (Female)
YAP is available in these courses.
MECHANICAL AND AUTOMOTIVE STUDIES 10
*Prerequisite* –None
In Mechanics 10, students will develop a general knowledge of the operations and functions of tools, equipment, cooling and exhaust systems. They will learn the regular maintenance tasks required in keeping an automobile running smoothly. Students will also develop a full understanding of the safety procedures and practice safe work habits while working in the shop.
The six units covered include:
Unit One: Introduction to the automobile and careers
Unit Two: Health and Safety
Unit Three: Tools and Equipment
Unit Four: Small Engines
Unit Five: Buying New and Used Cars
Unit Six: Service and Maintenance
MECHANICAL AND AUTOMOTIVE STUDIES A20
*Prerequisite* –Mechanical and Automotive Studies 10
In Mechanics A20, students will develop specific knowledge of the operations and functions of brake systems, drivelines and electrical systems. They will also be given a full understanding of the internal combustion engine (multi-cylinder). The five units covered include:
Unit One: Safety Review
Unit Two: Engine Removal, Disassembly, and Inspection
Unit Three: Engine Repair, Assembly, and Installation
Unit Four: Brake System Operation, Diagnosis, and Repair
Unit Five: Drive Line Design, Operation and Repair
MECHANICAL AND AUTOMOTIVE STUDIES B20
*Prerequisite* – Mechanical and Automotive Studies 10
In Mechanics B20, students will gain specific knowledge of the operation, function and service of fuel systems. They will also gain specific knowledge of clutches, manual transmissions, transfer cases, and automatic transmissions. The six units covered include:
Unit One: Safety Review, Tools, and Fasteners
Unit Two: Fuel Systems
Unit Three: Clutches
Unit Four: Manual Transmissions
Unit Five: Transfer Cases
Unit Six: Automatic Transmissions
MECHANICAL AND AUTOMOTIVE STUDIES 30 A
*Prerequisite* –Mechanical and Automotive Studies 10
The emphasis in this class is placed on developing knowledge and skills in the areas of electrical and electronic diagnosis and repair, as well as emission control systems and drivability issues. The three units covered include:
Unit One: Safety, Tools and Fasteners
Unit Two: Chassis Electrical Systems
Unit Three: Charging and Starting Systems
PAA SURVEY 9: Applied Technology
(Construction / Mechanics / Welding)
PAA SURVEY 9: APPLIED TECHNOLOGY
*Prerequisite* –None
This course emphasizes a ‘hands-on’ approach to learning. The students are guided through a variety of exercises utilizing techniques, equipment and materials in five different technical areas. The skills acquired will be of additional use to students who continue on to the pure courses such as Construction, Mechanics and Welding 10, 20 and 30. The four modules covered include:
Module One: Woods 9- Students learn the safe and proper use of hand tools and a limited selection of power tools. Students demonstrate their skills by building a small wood project.
Module Two: Welding 9- Students learn the safe use of the Arc and Mig Welders. Basic welds are practiced to attain a reasonable degree of skill to complete a take home project.
Module Three: Metal Working 9- Students learn the basics of sheet metal fabrication. A project is also produced in this rotation.
Module Four: Mechanics 9 – Students take apart and re-assemble a four stroke engine, learning the basics of engine operation and maintenance, as well as the safe use of tools and equipment
PAA SURVEY 9: Computer Technology
(Communication Media / Photography)
PAA SURVEY 9: COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
*Prerequisite* –None
This course provides students with an opportunity to explore both Photography and Communication Media. Students will have a brief introduction to Photography and Graphic Arts design through the use of technology. They will have an overview of the Communication Media field which offers exciting and innovative ways to communicate through video, audio, and multimedia productions.
PAA SURVEY 9: Design Technology
(Cooking / Cosmetology / Interior Design)
PAA SURVEY 9: DESIGN TECHNOLOGY
*Prerequisite* –None
In this course students will complete three six-week rotations in the areas of foods, cosmetology and interior design. Students will be introduced to topics that are covered in depth in Commercial Cooking and Advanced Baking courses, Cosmetology 10, 20 and 30 as well as in Interior Design 30.
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