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School Admissions
Please contact us directly for current information on admissions to the
Shenandoah Beauty Academy. We are currently planning for the next session and you'll want to make sure you're included
in our limited number of students! Click on the "Contact Us" link to send us an email or call us directly.
Acceptance To be accepted into the cosmetology
or nail technician programs, an applicant must be at least 17 years old. Additionally, applicant must submit proof of
either a G.E.D or high school diploma prior to admission.
Equal Opportunity Shenandoah Beauty Academy
does not discriminate against religion, race, creed, color, sex, nationality, sexual orientation, age or handicap.
Potential Career Paths A trained cosmetologist, licensed by the state to practice cosmetic arts, is eligible for many
diverse career opportunities. This could range from a position in a professional beauty salon to managing or owning
a salon. You can work on a cruise ship. Teach in a school or for a beauty products manufacturer. You might
even become a hair and makeup stylist to a high profile individual or organization. Indeed, many options become available
to those who graduate as trained, licensed cosmetologists.
Types of Cosmetology Careers - Professional Hairstylist
- Haircoloring
or Perming Specialist
- Skin Care Specialist
- Nail Care Technician
- Beauty
Salon Manager
- Beauty Salon Owner
- Cruise Ship sylist
- Total Beauty Image Consultant
- Beauty Product Evaluator
- Teacher/Instructor
- TV Stylist & Makeup Artist
- Magazine
Fashion Model Stylist
- Beauty Product Company Manager
- Sales Representative for Beauty Products
- Beauty Store Manager
- Many, many more...
- State Board member
- State Board examinator
Your Cosmotologist Career Plan First you must complete your cosmetology training and graduate
from a professional beauty school like Shenandoah Beauty Academy. In order to accomplish this goal, a prescribed number
of course hours are required. Once this is accomplished, you must qualify for a state license or certification (laws
vary from state to state). It's as simple as that!
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