Course Syllabus Basic Esthetics and Nails - COSM 1020
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Course Syllabus
Basic Esthetics and Nails
COSM 1020
MTECH Mission Statement
To improve the quality of life in the Mountainland community by enhancing the employability of
individuals through market-driven career and technical education.
Instructor Information
Name: Jentry Cody
Email: jentry.cody@mtec.edu
Name: Shelley Merryweather-Program Coordinator
Email: smerryweather@mtec.edu
Room Number: 117 A
Office Hours: By appointment via email
Phone: 801-753-4188
Class Schedule
26 Hour Schedule
Monday-Thursday 4:30 PM-9:15 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM-11:30 AM or 11:00 AM- 3:00 PM
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-----------------------------40 Hour Schedule Monday-Friday 9:30 AM- 4:30 PM Saturday 7:00 AM- 11:00 AM or 11:30 AM- 2:30 PM ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- Weekly Hybrid hours must be done by the end of the week they are due. Please see Program Coordinator for any hours that must be made up for absences. Schedule Details Date Name Event Type Points Course Hours 60 hours Prerequisites Completion of Cosmetology/Hair design Basics course Completion of Barbering Basics course Completion of Chemical Basics courses Course Description This course presents basic esthetic and nail service practices, theory, instruction, demonstrations of technical procedures, practical application of cosmetology esthetic skills. Students will learn hair removal, facials and makeup procedures. Students will also learn how to perform manicures, pedicures, gel polishes, nail care and nail enhancements Students will demonstrate competency with assignments, tests, and practical skills.
Course Objectives
Analyze skin including recognizing and describing various contraindications for facial and hair
removal services.
Explain facial treatments including galvanic, heat lamps, high frequency, facial packs, facial
masks, limited aroma therapy, limited exfoliation.
Demonstrate proper facial services and apply facial treatments.
Describe limited exfoliation applications and techniques to include re-exfoliation, post-
exfoliation consultation considerations, and chemical reactions.
Demonstrate massage techniques for the face and neck and basic facial services.
Demonstrate temporary hair removal techniques typically used in the salon.
Perform or explain the procedures for artificial eyelash applications, arching of the eyebrows,
and tinting of the eyelashes and eyebrows.
Explain and demonstrate correct sanitation procedures for hand and foot nail care.
Demonstrate proper manicure and pedicure procedures.
Perform proper UV gel procedures.
Describe the procedure for applying acrylic nail enhancements.
Demonstrate and learn practical applications while working on course-related content.
Demonstrate and explain other theory, practical application, and procedures associated with
Esthetics and Nails Basics
Course Outline
10.1 Manicure11.2 Face Shape and Analysis
11.3 Facial
11.1 Face Makeup
10.3 Gel Polish
10.2 Pedicure
11.4 Waxing
11.5 Eyebrow and Eyelash Tinting
10.4 Acrylic Nails
10.6 Set of Acrylic Nails or Gel Nails
10.7 Glitter Toes
11.6 Ultimate Facials
Required Materials
Milady Standard Cosmetology
Author: Milady
ISBN: 9781305464872
Workbook, manniquins and computer with camera and sound
Grading Plan
High School Students Only –MTECH does not award high school credit. The College sends a
recommended quarterly grade for each student to their high school. Students disputing their grade
should follow the Progression Rubric in section 1.6 of the Progress Policy and Procedure. Any further
dispute regarding a letter grade may be settled by the high school, since they award the credit.
MTECH uses the following scale to convert percentages into letter grades for high school students:
Range Letter Conversion100% - 93.0% A 92.99% - 90.0% A- 89.99% - 87.0% B+ 86.99% - 83.0% B 82.99% - 80.0% B- 79.99% - 77.0% C+ 76.99% - 73.0% C 72.99% - 70.0% C- 69.99% - 67.0% D+ 66.99% - 63.0% D 62.99% - 60.0% D- 59.99% - 0% F Grades will be given on progress and attendance of courses completed, or currently enrolled during the timeframe of the term. Attendance and Progress Course Policies Students will be required to pass this course with a minimum of 80% progress and 85% attendance. This course must be completed by the end date. Lab Policies Students will be required to perform each skill according to industry-based objectives and performance standards. Students must meet all skills and competency standards before the end of each course. If any time is missed, it is the responsibility of the student to contact the Program Coordinator, make a plan to complete the missed requirement; and on your own time, make-up any missed class time and assignments. Students must verify, with an instructor, that any made up credit and skill competency is recorded.. Technical Requirements
Each program has its own technical requirements. An orientation to technology is provided in each
program. Canvas is our Learning Management System. Please review the Acceptable Use Policy
which governs acceptable use of MTECH's technical resources.
Classroom Code of Conduct
The student code of conduct, including expectations for cheating or plagiarism are in the Student
Handbook. Read the student handbook here.
Emergency Procedures
The health and safety of each student is very important to the college. Please review Emergency
Procedures here.
Non-Discrimination Statement
MTECH is fully committed to policies of non-discrimination and equal opportunity. MTECH offers
Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs in the following areas.
Admissions to these programs are based on the following admissions policy.
It is the policy of MTECH not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disabilities
in its CTE Programs, Services or activities as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as
amended; Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972; and the Section of 504 of the Rehabilitation
Act of 1973, as amended.
MTECH works with Adult Education in the local school districts to assure the lack of English skills is
not a barrier to admission and participation in all educational and CTE programs.
For more information about your rights or grievance procedures contact:
Inquiries may also be sent to:
Lynn Adams Office for Civil Rights, Denver Office,
Mountainland Technical College U.S. Department of Education
2301 West Ashton Blvd. Cesar E. Chavez Memorial Building
Lehi, UT 84043 1244 Speer Boulevard, Suite 310
Phone 801-753-4245 Denver, CO 80204-3582
ladams@mtec.edu
Phone: 303-844-5695Fax: 303-844-4303 T
DD: 800-877-8339
OCR.Denver@ed.gov
ADA Statement
The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provide protection of civil
rights for individuals with disabilities. MTECH does not discriminate in the recruitment, admission,
treatment, or access to its programs or activities. A student desiring assistance must voluntarily
disclose that they have a disability, request accommodation, and provide documentation of their
disability. The MTECH employee designated to coordinate compliance with the Section 504
regulations at each campus is the Academic and Career Counselor.
Canvas ReadSpeaker
ReadSpeaker is an option that is available to any student who would benefit from having a test or
assignment in Canvas read to them by a computer. No accommodation is required to use this service.
It's available on all Canvas tests and assignments. Ask a test center employee on how to access it
while testing. Headphones are required when using ReadSpeaker. The testing center has a limited
quantity available so students may want to bring their own.
Tuition
Students beginning a program while enrolled in high school and then continuing in the same program
after their high school class graduation are declared adults on June 1st of each year.
If they are continuing in the same program, they are not required to pay additional fees, but will be
charged the current hourly tuition rate for the hours left for program completion. These payments must
be made to Student Services no later than June 15th of each year. After this date, non-paid students
will be dropped from the program.High school students who transition to adult status will receive a letter with their estimated hours for completion by May 31st. Please see our refund policy: https://mtec.edu/withdrawal-and-refunds/
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