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Esthetics and Spa Management (with Electrolysis)
Do you want a career that makes people feel good inside and out?
Turn you passion for making people feel good into a rewarding career with Academy Canada’s “Esthetics and Spa Management (with Electrolysis)” program.
Students will learn various Esthetics topics such as skin care, nutrition, nail art and design, aromatherapy, pedicures and body sugaring which help clients of all ages look and feel good about themselves.
Students will have an option to learn Electrolysis techniques.
Career opportunities are available at a variety of Esthetics salons and spa related occupations.
Don’t wait!! Start your path to making others feel good inside and out with Academy Canada’s “Esthetics and Spa Management (with Electrolysis)” program today.
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Indigenous Student Resources
In the spirit of supporting our Indigenous students in their educational journey, Academy Canada has developed developed a dedicated hub of Indigenous Student Resources from introducing our support staff to cataloging community organizations.
We have it all in one place.
Find it here.
SpacesShared
Are you a new or existing student looking for housing while training for a better career?
SpacesShared is an homesharing technology platform that pairs students looking for homes with seniors needing an extra companionship.
To learn more about SpacesShared, please click here.
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Academy Canada is Newfoundland and Labrador’s largest independent career college. For more than thirty years, we have been offering 35 amazing one and two year Diploma programs from campuses in St. John’s and Corner Brook. We also deliver Adult Basic Education at 13 Learning Centres across the province. Give us a call, we'd love to help you get your career started today!
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