A 600-hour curriculum approved by the State University of New York, Education Department. The objective is to systematically train the students to become professional estheticians (beauticians) and prepare the students for the licensing examination conducted by Department of State, the State of New York. Basic entrance requirement is a high school graduate or equivalent.

New classes begin every other month, starting January.
Three classes are available (at any one time) to cater for different needs:

Daytime Class -
Monday to Friday, 10am - 1pm and 2pm - 5pm

Evening Class -
Monday to Thursday, 5:15pm - 8:15pm

Weekend Class -
Saturday and Sunday, 10am - 5:15pm

The curriculum includes:

Orientation -- 4 hours;
Subject 1 -- Safety and health -- 8 hours;
Subject 2 -- Bacteriology -- 18 hours;
Subject 3 -- Anatomy, Physiology, and Nutrition -- 27 hours;
Subject 4 -- Structure and Functions of the Skin -- 20 hours;
Subject 5 -- Superfluous Hair -- 30 hours;
Subject 6 -- Chemistry -- 7 hours;
Subject 7 -- Chemistry as Applied to Cosmetics -- 30 hours;
Subject 8 -- Electricity and Machines -- 34 hours;
Subject 9 -- Facial and Body Procedures -- 285 hours;
Subject 10 -- Make-up Techniques -- 83 hours;
Subject 11 -- Business Practices -- 30 hours;
Subject 12 -- Job Skills -- 6 hours;
Subject 13 -- Introduction to Paramedical Esthetics -- 18 hours. 

New York State licensed teachers and experienced estheticians are engaged to impart their professional knowledge and practical experience.
The state-of-the-art equipments give the students the actual first hand knowledge of the current beauty industry.