By the end of the program, students should be able to:

• Demonstrate knowledge of skin anatomy, physiology, and common dermatological conditions relevant to cosmetic practice.
• Apply professional techniques in facial treatments, hair removal, and body therapies using industry-standard equipment and products.
• Understand and implement safety, hygiene, and infection control protocols in cosmetic and aesthetic procedures.
• Assess client needs and recommend appropriate cosmetic and aesthetic treatments based on individual requirements.
• Demonstrate skills in makeup artistry, including day, evening, and special occasion looks.
• Understand the business, ethical, and legal aspects of working in the cosmetic and aesthetics industry.
• Communicate effectively with clients and colleagues, maintaining professionalism and client confidentiality at all times.
• Stay updated with current trends, products, and technologies in the field of cosmetics and aesthetics.