Become a Business-Savvy Professional

From pampering clients in a medi-spa to helping young acne patients uncover their natural beauty, a clinical esthetician has numerous opportunities to make an impact. After passing the licensing exam, future career paths could include:

• Medi-spa esthetician
• Dermatology clinic esthetician
• Paramedical esthetician
• Spa owner/manager
• Eyelash and brow specialist
• Makeup artist

To help prepare you for success in the wellness industry, we’ve woven valuable business skills into the master esthetician school curriculum. You’ll learn how to create a resumé, build your clientele book, and connect with guests in meaningful ways. You’ll also learn how to market the professional image you’ve carefully crafted for yourself on social media to help bring value to your services and gain new clients.

Master Esthiology Curriculum

• History of esthetics
• Microdermabrasion
• Microneedling
• Chemical and plant-based peels
• Facials
• Dermaplaning
• Body wraps
• Manicures and pedicures
• Aromatherapy
• Chemical exfoliation
• Lash and brow tinting
• Advanced makeup application
• Advanced waxing
• Eyebrow arching
• Brow Lamination
• Eyelash Extensions
• State laws and rules
• And more

Potential Careers

• Esthetician
• Paramedical esthetician
• Spa owner or manager
• Makeup artist
• Nail technician
• Esthiology educator
• Eyelash and eyebrow technician
• And more

Hours Required for Licensure

1,200 Hours

Tour Our Master Esthetician School

Are you ready to begin your journey as a clinical esthetician? Our Dream Makers can provide opportunities for financial aid, walk you through the admissions process, and more. Contact Inspire Greatness Aveda Institutes today for more information or to schedule a tour of our campus in Denver, Colorado.

What is the objective of a financial planning appointment?

The objective of a financial planning appointment is to go over financial aid eligibility with students, including thorough explanations of differences between funding sources. In the event that financial aid does not fully cover tuition, this meeting provides us an opportunity to go over options in how students can cover their remaining balance owed to the school. We want students to leave these meetings feeling confident in knowing all of their options, and knowing that we are a resource for them.

What should I bring to my financial planning appointment?

• Tax, income and savings information
• FSA ID (if you do not have one yet, you will need to know your social security number, date of birth and basic contact information)
• Driver’s License number
• Any documentation you may have for additional funding (such as VA eligibility certificate, Voc Rehab documentation, 529 info, Private loan approval or denial)
• Knowledge of a personal budget and parent budget to determine monthly payments if needed
• An open mind
• You are also welcome to bring your support system

What funding options does the institute offer?

• Cash Payments
• Student Loans
• Private Financing
• Private Scholarships
• Veteran’s Assistance
• Pell Grants