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Instructors and students, boost your knowledge and skills with classes especially for you at Premiere Orlando, June 3-5, 2017 at the Orlando/Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Continuing education classes taught by industry experts will help instructors take their teaching to a new level and help students launch their careers with confidence. Check out a few highlights below, and click here for the full schedule.
FOR INSTRUCTORS:
A More Successful Nail Department Immediately
Nailcare Academy, featuring Stephanie Allen
Upgrade your nail department to be the most respected in your area and teach your students to the highest level of professionalism with these new materials! Ms. Allen is proud to tell you how her school’s students became the most sought after nail graduates in in the region and how they became high level professionals who represent their school and profession with pride.
FOR STUDENTS:
7 Steps to State Board Supremacy
Mr. Stateboard, featuring Thomas James
Sometimes it gets pretty stressful studying for the State Boards. Let Mr. Stateboard deflate the myths behind your test and tell you EXACTLY what is on your exam! Stop biting your nails and pulling your hair! This class will give you the blueprint behind the State Board and have you stress free and ready to take your test before leaving the room!
Student attendance is encouraged in every class offered at Premiere Orlando.
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