A Christine Valmy Education Means Professional Beauty!

What Kinds of Careers Are Available?
  • Esthetician
  • Cosmetologist
  • Hair Stylist
  • Nail Technician
  • Dermatology Assistant
  • Plastic Surgery Assistant
  • Makeup Specialist
  • Editorial Advisor
  • Beauty & Fashion Advisor
  • Beauty School Instructor
  • Spa Technician
  • Makeup Artist for Film & TV
  • Salon Manager
  • Salon Owner
  • Public Relations Specialist
  • Beauty Consultant
  • Marketing Specialist
  • Product Trainer

Why Become a Beauty Professional?

The professional salon industry is a job seeker's market, offering zero unemployment and terrific opportunities for qualified professionals everywhere. The US Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasted a 17% growth in jobs in the cosmetology field from 2003 through 2005. The survey showed that there had been a 20% increase in jobs between 1999 and 2003, a 5% in-crease in beauty businesses, and that individual income levels had increased as well. This is one of the fast-est growing fields in the world. And earning poten-tial and employment opportunities for beauty pro-fessionals are ever increasing. There is no better time than the present to get your start!

Salons Need You!

To compete in this burgeoning industry, beauty businesses must offer many specialized services. They need well-trained, efficient professionals able to per-form a wide array of treatments.