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Technical Education

               transportation. Students will be required to take an end   English, junior chemistry, and both years of lab and
               of course test.                                    theory,   and   participate   in   150/120   hours
                                                                  (Mayfield/NCI-W) of Internship after school under the
                                                                  supervision of a managing cosmetology licensee.  The
               Cosmetology I & II                                 internship is one managing cosmetology licensee per
                                                                  student  placement.   Additional  optional  certification
               (Mayfield program located at 215 Alpha Park Drive)   programs  including  hair  extensions  and  airbrush
               COS I                                              makeup are available.
               Microbiology & Infection Control                   Upon  successfully  passing  the  State  Board  of
               Trichology                                         Cosmetology  exam,  the  student  will  be  licensed  to
               3 credits                                          work in a salon. Students can also earn 20-30 hours
               COS II                                             towards an Associate Technical Study degree.
               Fundamentals of Haircutting and Styling
                 Fundamentals of Chemical Services
                 *Please note: Students receive 1 credit for Theory
                 and 1 credit for Internship                      Culinary I & II
                 4 credits –Including 150-hour internship
               ALL COURSES ARE SEMESTER                           (Beachwood High School)
                                                                  Culinary I
               Prerequisite:  Interview by Instructor.  By program   Hospitality Fundamentals
                start date students must have completed coursework    Fundamentals of Food Production
               required for junior status at their home school    Dining Room Service & Operations
               including seven (7) credits with a mandatory two    4 credits
               (2) credits each earned in English and Mathematics.   Culinary II
               Recommendations: Good disciplinary and attendance    Restaurant Management
               record– 90% attendance record is required to take    Hospitality Capstone
               State test.                                        5 Credits (Includes 3 Paid Internship)
               Recommended For:  Technical Education/College      Students meet daily for 1 ½ hours also 12.5 hours per
               Bound or strong interest in massotherapy, fashion    week of paid internship outside of school day
               design.                                            ALL COURSES ARE A FULL YEAR
               Students  must  be  able  to  provide  their  own   *Please note: juniors receive 1 credit in Culinary
                 transportation to and from the Internship        Science and 1 credit in Culinary Math
               3 credit through Cuyahoga Community College
               3 credits through Lakeland Community College       Prerequisite: Interview by instructor.  By program start
               30 through University of Akron                     date,  student  must  have  completed  coursework
               30 Kent State University                           required for junior status at their home school.
               Career: P                                          Students meet daily for 3 ¾ hours
                                                                  5 credits through Cuyahoga Community College
               The  lab  training  consists  of  learning  manipulative   6 CT2 credits
               skills  such  as  hair  cutting,  hair  styling,  hair  tinting,   Career: B
               permanent  waving,  blower  styling,  hot  iron  styling,
               manicuring,  and  facials.   Early  in  the  program,   Culinary Arts I will offer on-site training in our public
               students practice on mannequins.  As they progress in   restaurant to high school juniors showing interest and
               skills and hours of instruction, they may practice on   aptitude for the food service industry.  The first year
               customers.                                         of the two-year sequence consists of a supervised in-
               The Cosmetology II course is designed to assist the   school  restaurant  experience  and  related  instruction.
               student  in  developing  specific  skills  and  scientific   Using the nationally recognized ProStart and ServSafe
               knowledge to become a cosmetologist.  The major part   curriculums, students will develop basic skills in food
               of  the  cosmetologist’s  education  is  devoted  to   preparation, service and sanitation.
               developing   and   mastering   essential   specific   Culinary  Arts  II  offers  a  coordinated  employment
               manipulative skills.                               experience  and  curriculum  involving  restaurant
               The students operate a professional customer clinic.   management, culinary theory and culinary math.  The
               Business  management provides the  student  with  the   ProStart  curriculum  is  endorsed  by  the  National
               principles  needed  to  plan  and  operate  a  salon  as  a   Restaurant  Association  Education  Foundation  and
               successful business. In order to be eligible to take the   provides  each  student  earning  a  Certificate  of
               State  exam,  students  must  pass  junior  and  senior   Achievement with articulated college credit.  The paid
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