Georgia Cosmetology Classes
Georgia Cosmetology Classes - CE
All courses are approved by the state of Georgia. Provider approval #2008-100012. License Expiration Date - Cosmetologist - March 31 of even years. (6 month late renewal period for individuals who miss the renewal date) Georgia cosmetology license renewal classes.
PACKAGES , HOURS COST
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HIV Prevention and Sanitation (DTAE): 3 hour Georgia 3.0
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The Easy Way to Become Successful in the Beauty Industry – Spanish PDF 2.0
Georgia Cosmetology Classes - Sample Course Descriptions
HIV Prevention and Sanitation (DTAE): 3 hour Georgia
This course is designed for use by cosmetologists (including, but not limited to hairstylists, barbers, manicurists, and others as defined by local statute) who might come into contact with blood or other body fluids during the course of their work. Topics covered include an overview of HIV/AIDS, how it is spread, HIV prevention, Universal Precautions (barrier protection, personal cleanliness, and disinfection), other bacterial, viral and fungal infections, sterilization and disinfection, distinction between disinfectants and antiseptics, sanitation of hands, tools and other equipment and requirements for salon ventilation and cleanliness.
Learning Objectives
- Know the hazards of blood borne pathogens.
- Know how blood borne pathogens are spread.
- Know strategies for avoiding/preventing contamination by blood borne pathogens
- Know strategies for sterilizing and sanitizing various “sharp” instruments such as cutting blades, tweezers, shears, etc.
- Know strategies for disposal of biological wastes, used “sharps”, etc.
- Know strategies for disposal of contaminated materials such as piercing needles, cotton strips, etc.
- Know the hazards of other biological contaminants including bacterial, viral and fungal infections.
- Know how these infections are spread.
- Know strategies for preventing bacterial, viral and fungal infections.
- Know strategies for sterilizing non-cutting items, such as combs, brushes, etc.
- Know strategies for sterilizing/sanitizing surfaces, hands, etc.
- Understand the difference between disinfectants and antiseptics.
- Know strategies for storing sterilized instruments.
- Understand Universal Precautions and Recommendations.
Course Topics
Lesson 1 - HIV and AIDS
- HIV/AIDS discrimination
- HIV causes AIDS
- Treatment
- Prevention
Lesson 2 – Other bacterial, viral and fungal infections
- Bacteria life cycle
- Sources of bacterial infection
- Viral infection
- Fungi and other parasites
- Immunity and carriers
Lesson 3 – Universal Precautions and Recommendations
- Universal Sanitation and Sterilization Precautions and Recommendations for Salon Professionals
- Barrier Protection
- Gloves
- Smocks
- Masks, etc.
- Personal Cleanliness
- Disinfection
Lesson 4 – Sanitation, Sterilization, Storage and Disposal
- Sanitation, sterilization and contagious pathogens
- Distinguishing between disinfectants and antiseptics
- Sanitizing hands and surfaces
- Disinfecting and storing tools and implements
- Proper disposal of contaminated materials (needles, gauze, etc.)
Testing
Quizzes – You will not be required to pass the quizzes to continue to the next lesson.
Final Exam- The final exam must be passed with a 70% in order to receive course credit. The final exam can be taken three times if necessary.
HIV Prevention and Sanitation (DTAE) – 3 hours
The Easy Way to Become Successful in the Beauty Industry – 2 hours
HIV Prevention and Sanitation (DTAE) – 3 hours
Bloodborne Pathogens: Advanced – 2 hours
HIV Prevention and Sanitation (DTAE) – 3 hours
Hair Color Made Simple – 2 hours
HIV Prevention and Sanitation (DTAE) – 3 hours
Pedicure's from a Podiatrist Perspective – 2 hours
This course is designed to give you an overview of the cosmetology industry as well as teaching you some of the tricks of the trade. While introducing the fundamental theory and practices of the cosmetology profession. Course emphasis is placed on professional practices and safety.
SEAT TIME:
This course has been reviewed and approved for 1 hour.
COURSE PRE-REQUISITE:
N/A
A complete breakdown of using color and the chemical make up of color products. Learn practices of quality coloring and corrective measures, including techniques for properly applying highlights and lowlights, differentiating between the many applications of hair color and proper measurements and color combinations.
This course introduces OSHA 1910 Subpart Z, which deals with toxic and hazardous substances. Learn about keeping hazardous chemicals and materials from negatively affecting your health. This includes the use of personal protective equipment, cleaning procedures in the event of exposure to hazardous materials, and the procedures in place for conducting first aid and recording an incident of exposure in the workplace.
Many 1 hour and 2 hour courses starting at $10
Cosmetology Continuing Education Courses for these Georgia cities
for cosmetology license renewal
Atlanta
Augusta
Columbus
Savannah
Gainesville
Athens
Macon
Roswell
Sandy Springs
Albany
Marietta
Warner Robins
Johns Creek
Savannah
Dalton
Valdosta
Brunswick
Rome
Hinesville
Statesboro
LaGrange
Dublin
Milledgeville
Waycross
Calhoun
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Atlanta: 537,958 residents
Atlanta: 537,958 residents •Augusta: 194,149 residents
Augusta: 194,149 residents •Columbus: 186,984 residents
Columbus: 186,984 residents •Savannah: 132,410 residents
Savannah: 132,410 residents •Athens: 113,398 residents
Athens: 113,398 residents •Macon: 92,775 residents
Macon: 92,775 residents •Roswell: 87,657 residents
Roswell: 87,657 residents •Sandy Springs: 82,674 residents
Sandy Springs: 82,674 residents •Albany: 75,831 residents
Albany: 75,831 residents •Marietta: 67,021 residents
Marietta: 67,021 residents •Warner Robins: 61,336 residents
Warner Robins: 61,336 residents •Johns Creek: 59,431 residents
Johns Creek: 59,431 residents On July 1, 2009, the US Census Bureau also released 2008 estimates for Georgia's twenty Metropolitan Statistical Areas and Micropolitan Statistical Areas with populations above 50,000. In descending order, they are Atlanta (5,376,285), Augusta (534,218), Savannah (334,353), Columbus (287,653), Macon (230,777), Athens (189,264), Gainesville (184,814), Albany (164,919), Dalton (134,043), Valdosta (133,348), Warner Robins (133,161), Brunswick (102,850), Rome (95,980), Hinesville (69,943), Statesboro (67,761), LaGrange (64,233), Dublin (57,396), Milledgeville (56,156), Waycross (54,006), and Calhoun (52,800).[20]
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