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COSMETOLOGY  (Y)  #0927 COSMETOLOGY APPOINTMENTS


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Adults: 8 Hours per Day

High School Students: 5 Hours per Day

SCHOOL

Shenandoah HS

CREDIT

1,600 hours,

15 units per semester


Enter the exciting career of cosmetology and become a hairstylist, platform artist, salon owner, or one of many numerous opportunities available as a licensed cosmetologist!  In 1,600 hours (approximately 58 weeks), students learn all of the things necessary to take the California State Board Examination course of study: cutting, setting, coloring, permanent waving and chemical relaxing of hair, artificial nails, manicuring and pedicuring, and facials and makeup. Available to men and women at least 16 years of age who have completed 10th grade. A minimal fee will be charged to adults.



MANICURING  #0939

SCHOOL

Shenandoah HS

CREDIT

400 hours,

15 units per semester


Students complete 400 hours of applied effort set forth by the State Board of Cosmetology in addition to complying with the educational standards of the Central Sierra ROP. Students will be taught theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to pass the California Manicure Examination. Students will also become familiar with business practices and procedures used in most beauty salons.



CULINARY ARTS  (Y)  #0961

3 Hours, 20 minutes per Day / 3 Days per Week
SCHOOL

El Dorado HS

CREDIT

360 hours, 20 units


This competency-based course prepares students for entry-level positions in the restaurant/food service industry.  Included are core content standards, such as sanitation, food service operations, nutrition, food preparation, and presentation. Integrated throughout the course are career preparation standards, such as basic academic skills, communication, interpersonal skills, problem solving, safety, technology, and other employment skills.



SERVSAFE CERTIFICATION  #0961 L1

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SCHOOL

El Dorado HS

CREDIT

16 hours, 1 unit


Area of concentration will include:

 

 Identification of Common Contaminants

 Foodborne Infections and Intoxications

 Principles of a HACCP Plan

 Proper Food Receiving, Storage and

Preparation

 Heating, Holding and Serving Food at Safe Temperatures

 Integrated Pest Management

 Local, State, and Federal Law


This mini-course will prepare students for the “ServSafe” Certification Exam. Examination will be administered at the end of the course. The exam is sponsored by the National Restaurant Association Education Foundation.