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Hairstyling Diploma
Professional hairstyling: cutting, colouring, styling, and salon operations.
EdmontonCalgary
π Key Topics
Hair & scalp theoryCuttingColour formulationSanitationSalon business
πΌ Career Outcomes
- Hairstylist
- Salon Professional
- Colour Technician
- Freelance Stylist
π€ This is a self-paced study guide. Stuck on any lesson? Tap the tutor in the corner β it knows this program inside out.
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Term 1 Β· Hair Science & Basics
BeginnerHair & Scalp Theory
π― Objective: Classify hair types.
Hair structure and growth cycle, common disorders, and strict sanitation/infection control. Healthy hair starts with a healthy, clean foundation.
π§ͺ Lab: Consultation & scalp check.
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Self-check: Why is infection control the first lesson, not the last?
Cutting Foundations
π― Objective: Perform a basic cut.
Sectioning, elevation angles, and scissor/razor technique. A great cut is 50% technique, 50% listening to what the client actually wants.
π§ͺ Lab: Practice on a mannequin.
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Self-check: Why does elevation angle change the final shape?
2
Term 2 Β· Colour & Style
IntermediateColour Theory & Application
π― Objective: Formulate a colour.
Levels, tones, lightening, grey coverage, and safety. Colour is chemistry β respect the developer and the strand.
π§ͺ Lab: Colour application (simulation).
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Self-check: What happens if you overlap lightener on already-lightened hair?
Salon Business
π― Objective: Run a client booking.
Client service, retail, and hygiene law. A stylist is half artist, half business owner β the client experience is the brand.
π§ͺ Lab: Mock client flow.
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Self-check: How do you turn a one-time client into a regular?