Students taking the hairstyling program have the opportunity to work in a salon/spa environment where they will provide services for a diverse clientele; thus, allowing students to focus on pursing their career as a hairstylist, aesthetician, nail technician, or make-up artist. Our in school component will allow students to gain hands-on experiences by using professional materials and equipment.  Students will learn professional terminology, transferable problem solving skills, and learn skills that will assist them in the hairstyling and aesthetics fields. In addition, students will have the ability to expand their communication and interpersonal skills by interacting with their peers and clients. 

Course Code TXJ3E2:  Grade 11 Hairstyling & Aesthetics

• Health & safety
• Implements, tools, and equipment
• Thermal styling applications
• Business skills
• Career Pathways
• Hair and skin structure
• Treatment of the Hair and Scalp
• Hair coloring and lightening
• Henna
• Manicures and nail art, 
• Special FX make up
• Fantasy makeup 

• Health & Safety
• Chemical Texture Services - Permanent waving
• Barbering
• Hair disorders and diseases 
• Hair coloring and Lightening (advance colour applications)
• Building a portfolio
• Customer service
• Women's Haircutting and Styling (Student do not have mannequins to cut)
• Career Pathways
• Waxing
• Makeup (day/night/glamour/special effects)

• Manicure and nail art
• Facials and skin structure
• Special FX makeup
• Fantasy makeup
• Beauty makeup-day and night
• Henna 
• Waxing 

• WHMIS Awareness Training
• Up to 8 credits towards OSSD
• Work placement through credit co-op
• 14 weeks in school
• 14 weeks of co-op placement ( location of placements vary within hairstyling and aesthetics sector)

• Term 1 - Full day co-op placement or half-day in-school Hairstyling & Aesthetics
• Term 2 - In-school Hairstyling and Aesthetics (half-day)
• Term 3 - Full day co-op placement or half-day in-school Hairstyling & Aesthetics
• Term 4 - In-school Hairstyling and Aesthetics (half-day)

Students are strongly recommended to make an appointment to register for the hairstyling program. To make an appointment please email apprenticeship@tvdsb.ca or call 519-452-2660 ext. 69730. Hours: Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 3:30 pm 

The following items are required at registration: 

• Must be at least 18 years of age and a a resident of Oxford, Elgin, or Middlesex counties
• A personal email address that you check daily (and is not near/over its storage limit)
• Government issued photo identification
• Proof of citizenship (Canadian Birth Certificate, Passport, Canadian Citizenship Card, Landed/Permanent Resident Card of Refugee Documentation)
• Transcript, Graduation Summary/Credit Counselling Summary, ESL Bench Mark Papers (ESL bench marks must be at level 7)