#82599 - 02/04/11 01:58 AM
New Electrolysis School opening in Columbus, Ohio
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For anyone interested, a new electrology school is opening in Columbus. Classes are scheduled to begin March 4, 2011. The Cosmetic Therapy Training Program will offer a 765 hour program, with 50 hours of the required laser hair removal program, also being offered. The State Medical Board of Ohio and the State Board of Career Colleges and Schools have both approved the program.
Instructors will be physicians and others who have a degree within the science they teach. Currently licensed CT's/electrologists may attend regularly scheduled classes, for a fee, to obtain continuing education required for license renewal every two years. Classes will be offered on Friday's and Saturday's from 8am to 6:30 pm. Don't know the fee schedule, but anyone interested in attending this new program can call Vickie Mickey's office at 614-457-0448.
I personally am very pleased that this program recognizes the need to train students in both modalities for professional hair removal/reduction - electrolysis and laser. I have been to Vickie's facility and it is very nice, not to mention, very accessible from the interstate.
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Dee Fahey, R.N., C.T. Licensed by the State Medical Board of Ohio for Nursing license and Cosmetic Therapy/Electrolysis license _____________________ ELECTROLYSIS FAQ'S: British Institute & Association of Electrolysis http://www.electrolysis.co.uk/?page_id=16Do not give up, the beginning is always the hardest.
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#82639 - 02/05/11 03:47 AM
Re: New Electrolysis School opening in Columbus, Ohio
[Re: Barbara_CPE]
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As far as I understand the Ed code, a school has to be "recognized" by the department of education in order to get access to federal student loan programs. Recognition comes from getting accreditation by (1) the relevant regional accreditation body, (2) certain national bodies, and (3) state agencies for vocational programs. Private loan programs can do whatever they want, so there may be options there, too. I imagine (3) applies above, so it may. http://www2.ed.gov/admins/finaid/accred/index.html
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#82640 - 02/05/11 04:08 AM
Re: New Electrolysis School opening in Columbus, Ohio
[Re: bryce]
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Thanks Bryce for that information. Barbara, I can't answer your questions, but will try to later.
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Dee Fahey, R.N., C.T. Licensed by the State Medical Board of Ohio for Nursing license and Cosmetic Therapy/Electrolysis license _____________________ ELECTROLYSIS FAQ'S: British Institute & Association of Electrolysis http://www.electrolysis.co.uk/?page_id=16Do not give up, the beginning is always the hardest.
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#96210 - 02/29/12 04:48 AM
Re: New Electrolysis School opening in Columbus, Ohio
[Re: Michael Bono]
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More information: STUDENT CATALOGUE
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Dee Fahey, R.N., C.T. Licensed by the State Medical Board of Ohio for Nursing license and Cosmetic Therapy/Electrolysis license _____________________ ELECTROLYSIS FAQ'S: British Institute & Association of Electrolysis http://www.electrolysis.co.uk/?page_id=16Do not give up, the beginning is always the hardest.
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#97260 - 03/28/12 03:31 PM
Re: New Electrolysis School opening in Columbus, Ohio
[Re: Michael Bono]
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I am living in Ontario Canada and am investigating training for electrolysis.
It is more than frustrating.
I just spoke with a school and they are giving the course in 40 hrs of theory and clinical...
I can't find anywhere that is reputable.
Help!
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