SKIN CARE SPECIALIST PROGRAM
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Turn your passion for skincare and beauty into a rewarding career. The Skin Care Specialist Program at Lee Professional Institute is designed to prepare students for success in the growing esthetics and wellness industry through a combination of classroom education and hands-on training. In just 13 weeks, students develop the knowledge, practical experience, and professional confidence needed to pursue opportunities in spas, skincare clinics, salons, and other beauty and wellness settings. Graduates also receive assistance with the Florida licensure application process, helping them take the next step toward a professional career.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
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260-hour training program
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Complete in approximately 13 weeks
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Classroom and hands-on practical instruction
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Approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) and the Commission for Independent Education (CIE)
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Accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE)
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Business and career development skills
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Assistance with Florida licensure application
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Digital textbook, uniform, and transcript included in tuition
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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Each applicant must be at least eighteen (18) years of age on the first day of classes. Documentation of age is required.
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Students must have a High School Diploma, hold a General Education Equivalent Development (GED) certificate, or provide other acceptable documentation of an approved post-secondary institution.
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All applicants must receive an orientation to the school and an explanation of the school’s requirements, rules, and regulations.
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Student catalog will be available to all students one week prior to enrollment or at time of collection of tuition.
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All accepted students must complete and sign an Enrollment Agreement Form.
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Prospective students who were denied admission and would like to view their files may submit a written request. Access to view the file will be granted within 24 hours of request. Lee Professional Institute will keep records of prospective students denied admission for at least one year.