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2015-11-25 10:39:47Guide-Level 13
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2015-11-24 17:58:10
Guide-Level 15
There are a wide variety of cosmetology careers you can pursue after earning a degree from a beauty or cosmetology school. These beauty jobs include:
Cosmetologist, Hairstylist, Barber, Hair Color Specialist, Perm Specialist, Esthetician, Nail Care Artists, Manicurist, Salon Owner, Salon Manager, Salon Coordinator, Salon Sales Consultant, Manufacturer Sales Representative, Makeup Artist, Director of Education, Distributor's Sales Representative, Fashion Show Stylist, Photo and Movie Stylist, Platform Artist and Educator, Beauty Magazine Writer, Beauty Magazine Editor, Cosmetology School Owner, Cosmetology Instructor, Beauty
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2015-11-24 17:09:37
Guide-Level 15
Beauticians work in beauty parlours, beauty clinics in hotels, health resorts, TV, Film industry, in fitness clinics, with cosmetic firms as sales consultant. Fashion and advertising offer scope to the beautician and the hair stylist. They also work in sports clubs, leisure centres, department stores, cruise ships and hotels. Some self-employed beauty therapists work in their own homes and/or visit clients at home
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2015-11-24 16:31:35
Guide-Level 15
Beauty business includes specialized areas of work such as hair and skin treatments, make up of TV/Film performers, hair cutting and styling, cosmetology etc. A Beautician's job requires skills training. Education in cosmetology is professionally structured. Training in beauty culture includes subjects like anatomy, physiology, client care, body language, sales and marketing, health and nutrition, besides knowledge of skin and hair, their characteristics and functions.
Hairstyling is taught as an academic discipline in various polytechnics and also at some academies. Scientific and systematic training is important as much as
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2015-11-24 15:56:41
Contributor-Level 8
If you have keen interest on the areas mentioned by you, I may suggest that you go for Masters in Fine Arts.
The Master of Fine Arts courses in:
1. Painting.
2. Plastic Arts.
3. Applied Arts.
4. Ceramic Pottery and
5. Textile Design is designed for the Graduate students who wish to prepare themselves professionally in the respective fields of Fine Arts.
Eligibility Criteria:
Pass in Bachelor's Degree (any discipline) (with subjects of Fine Arts like Drawing, Painting, etc.) or equivalent.
You can look for Architecture as an option for sketching / painting both. Alternatively, can choose computers in Multimedia / Animation or Fashion De
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2015-11-24 15:30:59
Guide-Level 15
As mentioned by kamaraju sir (One of our expert's) The medical profession is associated with teaching also. Those who have specialized do teaching also at Medical Colleges.But, none chooses teaching exclusively. First and foremost, all want to be good doctors first.
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2015-11-24 15:15:40
Guide-Level 14
After the successful completion of the M.Tech course,you can go for Research. Yet another alternative available is to do a management program. An executive program will help to a great extent. You can select any specialization available. The job opportunities for you who have dual degrees like this are quite high.
These are a few areas where you can go for Doctoral programs:
Aeronautical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics and Communication Engineering (E&CE)
Mechanical Engineering
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2015-11-24 14:59:56
Guide-Level 15
People are now more conscious about their careers nowadays unlike previous generation . Being an engineer will lead you to no where unless you go and study MS or MBA . Without higher studies ,in both salary wise and respect wise your career doesn't amount much if you are an engineer .
MBBS as a career option is pursued by minority population , so there itself your respect in society stands aloof . While coming to social life , MBBS is not like a prison , There too there is a life of love , friendship , anxity , depression , friends etc. Wherever there are humans , there exists a social life . Besides People earn respect as a d
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2015-11-24 14:42:14
Guide-Level 15
Beauty business includes specialized areas of work such as hair and skin treatments, make up of TV/Film performers, hair cutting and styling, cosmetology etc. A Beautician's job requires skills training. Education in cosmetology is professionally structured.
Training in beauty culture includes subjects like anatomy, physiology, client care, body language, sales and marketing, health and nutrition, besides knowledge of skin and hair, their characteristics and functions.
Hairstyling is taught as an academic discipline in various polytechnics and also at some academies. Scientific and systematic training is important as much as it
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