Cosmetology IV– Senior



Cosmetology IV– SeniorSyllabus – 2012-2013Gloucester County Institute of TechnologyInstructor: Mrs. Doreen ManciniRoom:203-Homeroom, 107 Theory E-Mail : dmancini@203-Clinic 106 – Salon Phone:(856)468-1445 ext.26061st Semester – 11:19am-1:10pmOffice Hours: by appointment2nd Semester – 8:05am – 9:59am2nd Semester Clinical Day: 8:05am – 11:16am COURSE IDENTIFICATIONCourse Prefix:Cos IV Course Title:Cosmetology IVLength of Course:Two SemestersCredit Hours:15CLASSIFICATION OF INSTRUCTIONVocational – State LicensureCOURSE OVERVIEWThe Cosmetology IV program entails more progressive practical skills and salon experiences. The subject areas covered are –Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced Nail Techniques, Basics of Chemistry and Electricity, Principles of Hair Design, Facial Make Up, and State Board Preparation. Cosmetology IV is intended for the four year student to put into practice all of the theoretical and practical skills accomplished during the three years of cosmetology training. Areas that are reviewed and integrated into this course of study are – Barbering, Facials, Massage, Thermal Styling, Pressing, Thermal Curling, Hair Coloring, Hair Lightening, Permanent Waving, Haircutting, Chemical Relaxing, Curl Re-Formation, and Salon Management. Review of related theories, safety and sanitation rules will be emphasized. Students will have the opportunity to refine their skills on the general public in a controlled clinical environment under the guidance of the cosmetology instructor and aide. All students are required to participate in clinical services. Upon completion of their senior year and required hours students are eligible to take the New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology Licensing exam. Students must successfully pass the New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology theory exam prior to sitting for the New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology practical exam. Students are required to obtain a model for the practical portion of the exam. . TEXTBOOKMilady’s Standard Cosmetology; Milady-Delmar Thompson Learning Inc. - 2008 COURSE OBJECTIVESANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY The students will be able to:Name the ten main body systems and their functions.List the primary function of bones and how they aid in performing cosmetology services.Define tissues and identify the various types of tissue found in the body. Describe cells, their structures and function.List the muscles of head, face, and neck.Why the study of anatomy and physiology is important to the cosmetologist. ADVANCED NAIL TECHNIQUES The students will be able to:1. List the pre-service and post-service steps of all artificial nail procedures.2. Identify and describe the implements and materials needed to apply artificial nails.3. Know the various products and demonstrate their use in the application of artificial nails.Explain the chemistry of artificial nail products.Demonstrate the techniques used for nail enhancement procedures using tips and forms. Demonstrate the sanitary measures used when working with the various types of advanced nail services to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. BASICS OF CHEMISTRY The students will be able to:Explain the differences between inorganic and organic chemistry. Identify products used in cosmetology by their chemical composition. Discuss the different forms of matter, elements, compounds, and mixtures. Explain that PH means potential hydrogen and the PH scale ranges from 0-14. Explain why chemistry is important in the field of cosmetology. BASICS OF ELECTRICITYThe students will be able to:Define the nature of electricity and the two types of electric current.2. Describe the four types of electrotherapy and their uses. 3. List the four types of electrical measurements.4. Know the terms used in electricity.5. Know the effects of electrotherapy and light therapy and how they benefit the client. 6. Know all safety devices and precautions when working with electricity. 7. Know the safety procedures and techniques used in the clinical environment.PRINCIPLES OF HAIR DESIGNThe students will be able to:Know the elements of hair design, form, space, line, color, and wave pattern.Know the principles of hair design, proportion, balance, rhythm, harmony, and emphasis.Identify the seven facial shapes, and recommend appropriate hair designs. Demonstrate hair styles to enhance or camouflage facial features.Recommend hair styles that are flattering and appropriate for the clients career, hair type, and life style.FACIAL MAKE-UP The students will be able to:Describe the different types of cosmetics and their purpose.Demonstrate a basic and corrective make-up application procedure.Identify the seven facial types. Understand cosmetic color theory. Demonstrate the application and removal of the two types of artificial lashes.6. Follow proper safety procedures when applying make-up to prevent the spread of communicable diseases. COURSE GOALS 1. Students will acquire knowledge and skill in the above noted service areas.2. Students will learn related theory in the above noted service areas. 3. Develop communication and teamwork skills through cooperative learning techniques.4. Satisfy New Jersey core course proficiencies and subject area content.5. Satisfy the New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology license requirements.6. Become aware of various career possibilities in the field of cosmetology.7. Prepare students to work in an entry-level cosmetology position. COURSE POLICIESStudents will come to class prepared. Students are required to follow all rules and regulations as stated in the GCIT handbook.Students are required to wear a smock and white athletic shoes or professional footwear for clinical work.Students will not be allowed to work in the clinic without proper uniform. Students will be assigned a textbook and 2 workbooks. These books must be covered and not defaced. Students are responsible to replace any lost or stolen textbooks/workbooks.Students are required to have a three inch three ring binder, paper, dividers, pens, pencils, highlighters, and index cards.Students are responsible for application requirements and fees as required by the State Board of Cosmetology for Licensing.GRADING POLICYStudents will be graded on practical skills (hands-on), homework, test and quizzes and a final exam given at the end of each marking period.25% for practical25% for homework25% for test and quizzes25% for the final exam Excellent attendance is essential to the successful completion of the cosmetology program.Note if a student is absent a zero will be given for clinical skills each day absentProper coverage and footwear is for the students’ protection and safety. If you do not have required footwear or lose assigned smock, penalties will be assessed.Homework is worth 100% on the day it is due, worth 75% on day two, 50 % on day three, and zero after day three. Students are responsible to make up any missed school work when absent.All missed tests are to be made up in a timely manner. ASSIGNMENTSWeekly class assignments will be listed on the homeroom white board, powerschool, and reinforced verbally. Assignments will be from MiLady Theory and Practical Workbooks and MiLady textbook.Students will be required to complete a research project with an oral presentation on a topic related to cosmetology. SENIOR CLASS INSENTIVES Typically senior students attend a school board approved industry hair show. Students are responsible to pay for any fees related to the trip not covered by the school board.Students will not be able to participate if they do not meet the following guidelines.Violation of any rules and regulations as stated in the GCIT handbook.Students must maintain a homework average grade of 75% or above. Homework is assigned weekly and will be graded as stated in the grading policy.Students must maintain a practical average grade of 75% or above. Practical grade is related to attendance, completion of hands on assignments, and following rules as stated in the grading policy. ................
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