Just My Opinion: Learn or Perish
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Terri Lundberg’s Nail Technician Mentoring Institute is "for technicians who are serious about this business and about making the income they need."
This month I ask you to take the time to cultivate the interest that client is showing in your chosen profession. Our industry needs qualified, enthusiastic, skilled nail technicians and you can be the link that helps them succeed.
What is the proper role of cosmetology schools and are they fulfilling that role?
In just six months since its official launch, The Creative Academy has graduated hundreds of nail technicians, providing them with enhanced skills and a closer working relationship with Creative Nail Design Systems.
Start by raising prices, then follow by reducing expenses, continuing your education, and managing your time. Then watch your income grow.
Nail technicians sound off about their school experiences and comment on what needs to be done to improve nail care education.
For six to eight weeks, Gene Juarez’s advance training students make refining their skills a full-time job.
Unqualified instructors, unmotivated students, outdated curricula, impractical testing, and student loan abuse are only some of the problems with cosmetology school education. Reform is not likely to start with the government, but from within the industry itself.
Nail technicians, who continue their educations actually earn more money on services than technicians who do not take classes.
If you “have skills, will travel,” a career as an educator can be a rewarding alternative to the salon.
I’ve learned a lot in the past year, and one of my most important lessons has been how much there still is to learn.