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School: Brio Academy of Cosmetology

Esthetics
Course Format: Classroom
What do you learn: Intro to Esthetics: History/Career Opportunities Anatomy & Physiology Intro to Skin: Structure & Function Bacteriology, Sanitation & Safety Pharmacology & Product Chemistry Technological Tools, Supplies & Room Setup Basics of Electricity/Machine Aid Skin Types & Conditions Health Screening/Consultation & Skin Analysis Anatomy of a Facial: Basic Procedure...
 

Nail Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Basic and Deluxe Manicures & Pedicures Acrylic Gel & Fiberglass Tip Applications Silk Wraps Hot Oil & Paraffin Manicures French and Pink ’n White Manicures Nail Art Nail Analysis Nail Disorders Sterilization Sanitation Techniques Careers Airbrush Techniques Marketing Techniques on Starting Your Own Business
 

Cosmetology
Course Format: Classroom
The Brio Academy teaches a comprehensive course of Hairdressing and Cosmetology approved by the State of Connecticut. This course includes, but is not limited to the following: Facial Massage Bleaching Hair Coloring Haircutting Hairstyling Physiology Salesmanship Shampooing Manicuring Scalp Treatment Finger Waving Permanent Waving Cosmetic Chemistry Anatomy Sanit...
 

Spanish
Course Format: Classroom
Focuses on the fundamental principles of grammar. Extensive vocabulary and pronunciation exercises. In SP 102 aural comprehension and pronunciation are tested by oral examination. 3 credit hours per term.
 

Russian
Course Format: Classroom
Stresses pronunciation, aural and reading comprehension, basic conversation, and the fundamental principles of grammar. 3 credit hours per term.
 

Sketching and Rendering for Interiors
Course Format: Classroom
This course advances the student’s basic drawing and illustrative skills through the exploration of quick sketching and rendering techniques for architectural and interior spaces. A variety of media will be studied including markers, pastels, color pencils, watercolor, pencil, pen, etc. Focus is on the application of the media to create visual expression of the exterior and interior elemen...
 

Interior Design
Course Format: Classroom
In this introductory studio course students will explore the Elements and Principles of Design as they relate to interior environments. The relationship between the built environment and human factors will be discussed as they relate to circulation and furniture layouts. In addition the history and criteria that establishes interior design as a profession are explored in detail. 3 credits hours
 

Hospitality Layout and Design
Course Format: Classroom
Prospectus and feasibility planning for hospitality and assisted-care facilities is emphasized. Overall property and building design is for hospitality entities, including equipment, receiving and storage space, accessibility design, and other factors is included in the course. The course will include a team-designed, scaled drawing project presentation. 3 credit hours.
 

Marketing for Tourism, Hospitality, and Private Clubs
Course Format: Classroom
Development of general marketing skills as managers face more competitive forces; how managers need to better understand the marketing opportunities facing them and how best to compete in that evolving environment. The ability to communicate with internal and outside constituencies is reviewed in detail, giving consideration to newsletters, web-based or enhanced communications, and other media ...
 

Hospitality Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Financial and managerial accounting principles and practices for the hospitality industry are examined. The Uniformed System of Accounts of the American Hotel and Motel Association will be followed. Included in this course will be hospitality financial statement analysis. 3 credit hours.
 

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