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Level: 01

• CSP3000

• Customer Care and Interpersonal Dynamics

• Clients are the mainstay of any Wellness Centre's existence. Students obtain the skills needed to provide effective customer service. Students learn communication skills, interpersonal skills, the importance of professional image, teamwork principles and how to build and maintain a clientele

• DAT2000

• Computer Skills for Salon and Spa

• Students examine how various software applications are used to facilitate the daily operations of a Wellness Centre. They learn how to book appointments, keep track of client files and monitor financial records. 

• ENL1813H

• Communications I

• Communication remains an essential skill sought by employers, regardless of discipline or field of study. Using a practical, vocation-oriented approach, students focus on meeting the requirements of effective communication. Through a combination of lectures, exercises, and independent learning, students practise writing, speaking, reading, listening, locating and documenting information, and using technology to communicate professionally. Students develop and strengthen communication skills that contribute to success in both educational and workplace environments

• GEN1002

• Morals, Values and Ethical Principles: What Influences You?

• Some would say that "there is a hole in the moral ozone and it's getting bigger." Ethical challenges we face every day are examined and addressed. Students clarify their own values and understand how these values impact the course of their lives. A number of tools and decision-making models are provided to deal with personal and professional ethical dilemmas. 

• HLT1101

• Skin Care I

• The science of skin histology and physiology are the foundations that estheticians need to know before caring for the skin. The structure, composition, functions, skin types, skin conditions and care of the skin are introduced. Students examine the benefits and steps of a basic facial procedure as well as concepts of client consultation while following spa etiquette. Students gain an understanding of body systems, such as how the integumentary, muscular and facial bone structure functions are integrated, and determine a scientific basis for the proper application of services and products

• HLT1102

• Nail Care Techniques

• The nail and its structure and composition, bacteria and fungus nail diseases and disorders, proper nail care techniques, and manicure and pedicure procedures are examined. Students gain in-depth product knowledge of advanced nail care techniques including artificial nail applications, the differences between gels, acrylics, overlay and nail tips. 

• HLT1103

• Esthetics Practical Lab I

• Students apply acquired skills and knowledge to a hands-on lab environment. Working on classmates and clients, students practice a variety of esthetic services including skin care, facial techniques and nail care techniques.

• Co-requisites: CSP3000 and HLT1012 and HLT1101 and HLT1102 

• HLT1112

• Health and Safety

• Maintaining a healthy and safe environment is now recognized as an essential component of the wellness industry. Modern safety practitioners have a comprehensive understanding of relevant standards and legislation as well as professional ethical regulations associated within the wellness sector. Students examine and apply health and safety practices in accordance with relevant standards and legislation. 

Level: 02

• COS2000

• Makeup Artistry and Cosmetology

• Students are introduced to the root of makeup artistry through the color wheel, color theories, facial shapes and facial features. Students gain insight into step-by-step makeup application techniques, the best approach to client consultation and how to choose products. Infection control and makeup formulations are explained. Makeup trends, tools and accessories are examined. 

• ENL1823H

• Communications II

• Employers emphasize the need for communication skills that are effective in challenging workplace situations. Using a practical, vocational approach, students refine their writing skills, practise effective verbal communication, apply sound research skills and develop teamwork strategies in order to prepare a competitive package for the job search and interview process, to communicate negative news and persuasive messages using the indirect pattern, to create organized documents supported by research and to present clear oral messages targeted to specific audiences. A combination of lectures, exercises and independent learning activities support students in strengthening the communication skills required for success in educational and workplace environments.

• Prerequisites: ENL1813H 

• FLD2109

• Spa Operations I

• The spa operation component provides students with an opportunity to apply practical knowledge through a simulated esthetics environment. Students assess their individual skills and competencies by observing and interacting with a mentor and clients. Students practice techniques introduced in theory and practical courses. In addition, they examine how to meet and greet clients. Students also learn effective telephone techniques and how to schedule appointments.

• Prerequisites: CSP3000 and DAT2000 and HLT1012 (1) and HLT1101 (1) and HLT1102 (1) and HLT1103 (1)

• Co-requisites: HLT2000 or HLT1100 or COS2000 

• HLT1100

• Hair Removal

• General differences and methods of hair removal are examined for esthetic, cultural, gender, medical and religious reasons. Students study hair morphology, hair growth cycles, equipment requirements, room setup and client consultation. Hair disorders are also examined. 

• HLT2000

• Skin Care II

• Students develop skills in using esthetic equipment while performing a wide variety of facial treatments. Students learn how to professionally conduct a pre and post-treatment consultation and recommend home care. Students also gain further understanding of facial modalities, as well as safe use, according to benefits and contraindications. Students are introduced to the history of cosmetic preparations leading to today's products and learn the basic concepts of chemistry as well as advanced ingredient technology. The concepts of synthetic versus natural cosmetics are explored, as well as commercial versus professional products. Particular attention is paid to the basic ingredients and their purpose.

• Prerequisites: HLT1101 

• HLT2102

• Esthetics Practical Lab II

• Students apply acquired skills and techniques on classmates and clients. A variety of spa services including skin analysis and facial techniques, hair removal techniques, makeup applications, eyebrow and eyelash tinting application are practised. Students also learn how to use diverse apparatus for therapeutic benefits.

• Prerequisites: CSP3000 and HLT1012 and HLT1101 and HLT1103

• Co-requisites: COS2000 and HLT1100 and HLT2000 

• Choose one from equivalencies:

• GED1103

• General Education Elective

• Visit the general education electives site for details about how to select these courses.

• Students choose one course, from a group of general education electives, which meets one of the following four theme requirements: Arts in Society, Civic Life, Social and Cultural Understanding, and Science and Technology. Equivalents*: ARC9001, DSN2001, ENV0002, FAM1218, GED1896, GED5002, GED5004, GED5005, GED5006, GED5009, GED5300, GED6022, GEN1957, GEN2000, GEN2007, GEN2009, HIS0001, HIS2000, HOS2228, LIB1982, MGT7330, MVM8800, PSI1702, RAD2001, PSI0003 

Level: 03

• FLD3100

• Spa Operation II

• Students gain experience in a simulated esthetics spa/business environment. Students practise techniques introduced in theory and practical courses. Exposure to the day-to-day operations of a spa helps generate an awareness of career opportunities and paths within the esthetics industry.

• Prerequisites: COS2000 and CSP3000 and DAT2000 (1) and HLT1012 and HLT1100 and HLT1101 and HLT1102 and HLT1103 and HLT2000 and HLT2102

• Co-requisites: HLT2101 and HLT3000 and HLT3100 and MGT3000 

• HLT2101

• Spa and Body Treatments

• As demographics show the predominance of the population aging, spa and body treatments are more in demand. Students are introduced to the steps performed in body treatments along with descriptions of the most comprehensive treatments available. Students also examine aromatherapy.

• Prerequisites: HLT1101 and HLT2000 

• HLT3000

• Skin Care III

• Over the years, medical teams have recognized a need for trained clinical estheticians, as they have the skills to perform advanced skin care treatments offered in their businesses. Students acquire in-depth knowledge of skin diseases and disorders, skin analysis, dermatology and advanced industry trends of esthetic procedures in terms of treatments and client consultation. Scope of practice is reviewed and current and upcoming industry trends are examined.

• Prerequisites: HLT1100 and HLT1101 and HLT2000 

• HLT3101

• Esthetics Practical Lab III

• Students apply the skills and techniques gained through a hands-on lab environ of spa services including advanced skin care procedures, advanced hair removal techniques and spa and body treatments.

• Prerequisites: CSP3000 and HLT1012 and HLT1100 and HLT1101 and HLT1103 and HLT2000

• Co-requisites: HLT2101 and HLT3000 

• MGT3000

• Small Business Practices

• Entrepreneurship and small business ownership practices are introduced. Students explore financial planning for business and learn career building, networking and marketing skills. Sales and retailing techniques are provided. Students examine areas of human resources management, employee relations and Canadian labor laws. 

• Choose one from equivalencies:

• GED1103

• General Education Elective

• Visit the general education electives site for details about how to select these courses.

• Students choose one course, from a group of general education electives, which meets one of the following four theme requirements: Arts in Society, Civic Life, Social and Cultural Understanding, and Science and Technology. Equivalents*: ARC9001, DSN2001, ENV0002, FAM1218, GED1896, GED5002, GED5004, GED5005, GED5006, GED5009, GED5300, GED6022, GEN1957, GEN2000, GEN2007, GEN2009, HIS0001, HIS2000, HOS2228, LIB1982, MGT7330, MVM8800, PSI1702, RAD2001, PSI0003