PROGRAM
CONTACT:
Michelle LeBrasseur
Seattle Community College
1500 Harvard Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
206/287-5569
mlebrass@sccmail.sccd.ctc.edu
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here for the
entire Cosmetologist Skill
Standards manual
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Reader to view.
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entire Salon Coordinator
Skill Standards manual
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Reader to view.
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In
order to compete in the rapidly changing cosmetology industry,
cosmetologists must have the requisite knowledge and skills
necessary to compete effectively and efficiently in the work
environment. As more complex performance demands increase,
cosmetologists will be expected to be accomplished and proficient
in their work skills. This level of expertise and expected
competence form the basis for the development of comprehensive
Skill Standards for the cosmetology industry.
A three-phase process was undertaken to develop the Skill
Standards:
1) Identify critical work functions, key activities, and performance
indicators and identify occupational technical knowledge and
skills.
2) Identify and level academic and employability skills.
3) Validate the critical work functions and key activities.
Two job clusters were identified:
Salon Coordinator Critical Work Functions:
A) Coordinate Salon Functions; B) Problem Solve/Troubleshoot
Cosmetologist Critical Work Functions:
A) Serve Clients; B) Perform Business Operations; C) Provide
Services; D) Maintain Personal/Professional Growth; E) Problem
Solve/Troubleshoot.
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