Hairstyling Apprenticeship in St. Lawrence College, Canada

Hairstyling Apprenticeship in St. Lawrence College

This program includes all the in-school training required to complete the requirements of the Apprenticeship Program as defined by the Apprenticeship Branch of the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development. 

This Hairstyling Apprenticeship Program is an alternative to the 49-week Ontario College Diploma program. It will appeal to individuals currently employed in a salon who are working toward obtaining the provincial Certificate of Qualification as a Hairstylist.

Apprenticeship training is recognized as one of the most efficient methods of training and educating skilled tradespersons. Flexible in-school training options are necessary to meet the specific needs of apprentices and their training sponsor or employer.

This program is funded in part by the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development. 

Highlights

Apprentices learn to become qualified trades people or “journeypersons” while sponsors or employers gain highly skilled employees with current knowledge and work techniques. St. Lawrence College provides the academic training, in cooperation with the Apprenticeship and Client Services Branch of the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development.

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