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In compliance with The United States Department of Education’s “Gainful Employment in a Recognized Occupation” Regulations, please refer to the following program information:

Gainful Employment in the Beauty Industry

The beauty industry is filled with opportunities for gainful employment. Students who pursue a career in hair styling, esthetics, and manicuring discover a gratifying and rewarding industry. Salons and spas have continued to grow rapidly. The beauty industry continues to have a multitude of new innovative techniques and products that enhance the technicians technical abilities and assist clients with their needs.

Baldwin Beauty Schools have produced graduates who pursue a professional work environment and thrive financially. Baldwin Beauty Schools have been training students for over 50 years, and the students are well prepared for the salon. Students achieve discipline and confidence through their client practical experience, which they perform in the student salon.

Adequate and professional instructional staff further enhance the practical and theory learning. Cosmetology students attending Baldwin Beauty Schools are trained with Pivot Point Education. Pivot Point International is a world leader in beauty education.

Employment in the beauty industry can lead to many ventures.  Here are just a few examples:

• Hairstylist
• Esthetician
• Nail Technician
• Platform Artist
• Traveling Artist
• Cruise Ship Stylist
• Educator
• Competitor in Style Competitions
• Make Up Artist
• Salon / Spa Owner
• State Employee in the Field of Cosmetology
• State Board Examiner
• Product Consultant, working with or developing professional beauty related products

For additional consumer support please go to www.onetonline.org. Use the following codes:

Hairstylist – 12.0401

Manicurist – 12.0410

Esthetician – 12.0408

Inspectors – 12.0413

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Last updated December 1, 2022