Cosmetology Shared Time Purchase your Cosmetology Kit online: Click here Dates and Deadlines: Application Deadline: April 3, 2022 (application will open on January 7, 2022) Cosmetology Exam: Check back in January 2022 for more information Cosmetology Admissions Policy Freehold Location 21 Robertsville Road, Freehold 07728 Phone: 732-462-7570 Fax: 732-294-0569 Teachers: Mrs. Deborah Obst Mrs. Elyse McMahon Hazlet Location 417 Middle Road, Hazlet 07730 Phone: 732-264-4995 Fax: 732-264-3846 Teacher: Mrs. Kimberly Felicetta Neptune Location 105 Neptune Boulevard, Neptune 07753 Phone: 732-431-7245 Fax: 732-897-1676 Teacher: Mrs. Francis Verdi Keyport Location 280 Atlantic Street, Keyport 07735 Phone: 732-739-0592 Fax: 732-739-1470 Teachers: Mrs. Catherine Quinn Mrs. Wynette Williams High School Program Description The HIGH SCHOOL program consists of two years and is designed and driven by the philosophy that a career and technical background provides students with an added dimension to their intellectual and emotional development, the tools necessary for self-discovery, and the skills needed for success. The curriculum will allow students to develop skills related to the services of the hair, skin, and nails. Skills are learned through theoretical instruction, demonstrations, practical work, and by working with fellow learners. Career Pathways Occupational Hair Designer and Coloris Nail Technician Skin Specialist (Esthetician) Make-Up Artist Marketing, Sales & Distribution Salon Business and Ownership Program Requirements Entrance Exam- Reading Comprehension (25%); Mathematics (15%); Practical (15%) Grades (20%) Attendance (25%) Recognition of mandatory program costs and obligations (uniform, kit, and licensing fees) 1,000 hour accumulation for state licensure and course completion Receptivity to New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology’s Regulations, Statues, and Laws Program Skills And Tasks This course meets the licensing requirements for the New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology: Demonstrate proper safety techniques Prepare and effectively use EPA Registered Disinfectants/Chemicals Maintain Client Records Prepare tools and materials for designated procedures Perform and demonstrate proficiencies within all hair, skin, & nail service procedures (i.e. Haircutting, Facials, Manicures) Maintain theoretical concepts for State Board licensure Resume/ Portfolio Development Important Qualities Detail oriented: Cosmetologists must follow specific rules and protocols to protect the general public. Interpersonal skills: Cosmetologists must work closely with the general public and others within the industry. Strong communication skills, self-management, and development of a professional image including professional ethics, and personality development must be well developed. Listening skills: Cosmetologists must have good listening skills, including reflective listening, to consider each client’s individual needs. Organizational skills: Cosmetologists must have excellent organizational and time management skills. (i.e. record keeping, appointment booking) Continuing Education Universities & Community Colleges (Business) Vidal Sassoon Academy Paul Mitchell Schools Make-Up Designory (MUD) Christine Valmy Education Advanced Courses available for each discipline High School Credits Earned Level 1 Cosmetology 1 10 credits CTE Math I 5 credits ICTE Science I 5 credits Level 2 Cosmetology 2 10 credits CTE Math II 5 credits ICTE Science II 5 credits TOTAL: 40 Credits Certificates Upon Graduation MCVSD Program Certificate of Completion New Jersey State Cosmetology License (Upon passing written/practical exam) **The Division of Consumer Affairs requires that applicants for professional and occupational licenses provide, as part of their application, either a Social Security Number or an Individual Tax Identification Number. This information is necessary to ensure an applicant's compliance with applicable tax laws. In addition, the Division's boards and committees are obligated to ensure that licenses and permits are not provided to non-qualified aliens because Federal law limits the issuance of professional licenses to U.S. citizens and qualified aliens. The following is a list of acceptable documents that may be used to establish a student's identity and eligibility to be licensed by the Board and/or to renew his or her license: Primary ID (w/ Photo)- Choose one State Driver's license or nondriver's ID US Passport Military ID I-551 Permanent Resident Card I-571 Refugee Travel Document I-688 Temporary Resident Card I-688A Employment Authorization Card I-688B Employment Authorization Document I-766 Employment Authorization Card Secondary ID- Choose one State Driver's license or nondriver's ID Utility or credit card bill (w/in past 90 days) Checking or Savings Account statement from bank (w/in past 60 days) Original lease or rental agreement Property tax bill, statement, or receipt Any letter or correspondence received from the IRS or state tax office (w/in past year) First-class mail received from any federal, state, or local gov't (w/in past 6 mos) Call 800-733-9267 at least 3 weeks in advance if you cannot provide the required documentation. Questions about your immigration status and whether or not it is a qualifying status under federal law should be directed to the USCIC at: 1-800-375-5283 More information Additional Information NJ State Board of Cosmetology & Hairstyling NJ Licensing Requirements PSI Bulletin Monmouth County Vocational School District 4000 Kozloski Road, P.O. Box 5033 Freehold, New Jersey 07728-5033 PHONE: 732-431-7942 | FAX: 732-409-6736 AUP | Feedback | Home Page MCVSD © 2021; All rights reserved