Location
Catonsville, Essex, Owings Mills, Online
Professional hair braiders are in the beauty industry working with individuals providing beauty services such as braiding and styling hair, making recommendations for treating the scalp, and other hair care services.
This program features courses to understand how to build your customer base, develop your portfolio, and provide excellent customer service. Conduct client assessments, maintain a level of client confidentiality, personal integrity, and professional standards, and develop and build customer loyalty, and income opportunities.
The student entering the program must demonstrate a strong knowledge of the techniques for cornrows, plaits, and braids or register for PDV320 Hair Braiding Basics I.
Professional Hair Braiders can be found at a number of beauty businesses that provide the skills needed to start a successful hair braiding business or work in a beauty salon.
Program Course Sequence
A stringent attendance policy will be enforced.
Course Number
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Course Title
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Course Hours
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Textbook Information
(approximate cost; subject to change) |
Costs
T=Tuition/F=Fees
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PDV316
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Hair Braiding Professional Level I
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17.5
|
The Hair Braiding Kit includes a mannequin head and a stand.
Included in course cost and provided during class.
|
$249
T-$75/F-$174
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PDV317
|
Hair Braiding Professional Level II
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17.5
|
Included in course cost and provided during class. |
$249
T-$75/F-$174
|
PDV318
|
Hair Braiding Professional Level III
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17.5
|
Included in course cost and provided during class. |
$249
T-$75/F-$174
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PDV319
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Hair Braiding Professional Level IV
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17.5
|
Included in course cost and provided during class. |
$249
T-$75/F-$174
|
Program Series Totals:
|
|
70
|
|
$996
T-$300/F-$696
|
There is currently no license required to become a braider in Maryland.