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• Course Description
• Curriculum of Theory Course
• Equipment
• Length of Course
  
  
Course Description:
  
Students are taught both the flash and manual techniques of thermolysis, as well as galvanic, multiple needle and blend modalities. These modalities have stood the test of time for cost, safety and efficacy.
 
 
Curriculum of Theory Course:
 
  Physiology of Hair
  Physiology of Skin
  Common Skin Diseases
  Endocrine Systems
  Bacteriology
  Sterilization/Hygiene
  Neurology/Angiology
  Professional Ethics
  Office Management/Taxes
  Principles of Electricity
  Equipment Training

 
Equipment:
 
Students have access to ultra-modern training labs equipped with a variety of components. This promotes a greater understanding of the types of Electrology hardware that is currently available. For example, only the most modern sterilization, lighting and magnification equipment is used as well as analog and digital designed epilators.
 
 

Length of Course:
 
A total of 1100 hours of study is required in Massachusetts and New Hampshire in order to qualify for the licensing examination. This exam is administered twice yearly by the Division of Registration of Electrologists in Massachusetts, and twice yearly by the Department of Health and Human Services in Concord, New Hampshire. The 1100 hours are broken down into two categories:
  500 hours – theory
  600 hours - clinical
  
Students who wish to practice in states, which do not have the mandatory 1100 hours, may take the 600-hour course. In Connecticut, the Department of Health and Human Services administers the exam twice yearly. The 600 hours are broken down into two categories:
  200 hours - theory
  400 hours – clinical

Theory hours can be easily adjusted to meet specific State requirements.
 
Additional hours may be contracted by the students who need to fulfill various licensing requirements. Full time and part time schedules are available. Full time schedule runs 20-31 hours per week and part-time is anywhere from 12-19 hours per week.
 
  
 

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