Program Objective
This program offers a sequence of theory and practical courses for students to become proficient in the techniques of nail care. It includes 90 hours of client services under the supervision of a qualified instructor to provide students with the opportunity to gain the required experience. Upon successful completion of the program students are qualified to apply for a Florida Nail Specialty License.
Program Description
Theory classes include subjects on Florida laws & rules, sanitation, safety and disinfection, ethics, entrepreneurship and employability, science, math, problem solving, critical thinking, oral & written communication skills, leadership, teamwork, chemistry, nail and skin structure, diseases and disorders, with a strong focus on contraindications.
Practical hands-on training includes manicuring, pedicuring, nail extension, wraps and resin application, monomer and liquid application, gel nails and nail art techniques.
Curriculum
Our 180-hour program is divided into the following courses, combining theory with hands-on clinical training.
| Course Code | Course Name | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| NSP101 | Florida Cosmetology Laws and Rules | 4 hours |
| NSP102 | Sanitation | 8 hours |
| NSP103 | Ethics | 2 hours |
| NSP104 | Nail Theory, Practice and Related Subjects, including HIV/AIDS | 76 hours |
| NSP105 | Nail Specialty Clinical Training | 90 hours |
Investment in Your Future
Our Nail Specialist program is designed to be an affordable pathway to a rewarding career. The total program cost includes registration, tuition, textbook, and a complete student kit with all the tools you need.
Licensing Information
Graduates must pass an examination in order to obtain a Nail Specialist Florida License in order to seek employment. We encourage students to learn about the current examination eligibility requirements and license application process by visiting the official site for the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Cosmetology.
Visit FL DBPR Website