Esthetician - Basic

Careers. Choices. Real Life.

When you graduate, you will be eligible to take the State Board Examination to become a licensed Esthetician. After successfully completing the exam and receiving your state licensure, you will be ready to start a career as a(n):

Skin Care Specialist/Esthetician in a salon, spa, or fitness center
Make-up Consultant
Sales and marketing of skin care products, treatments, and cosmetics
Patient care in conjunction with plastic surgeons and dermatologists
Owner and/or operator of a health/day spa

Graduate Employment Information

WITC Esthetician - Basic Graduate Survey Responses 2008-2009

Number of graduates	11	Employed in related field	2
Number of responses	9	% employed in WITC district	50%
Number available for employment	8	Range of yearly salary	-*
Number employed	4	Average yearly salary	>-*
Percent employed	50%

*Range of yearly salary and average yearly salary not available. For the latest Occupational Outlook Handbook, which includes working conditions, employment, and earnings for careers in Service occupations, visit the U.S. Department of Labor Web site: http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos169.htm.

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Esthetician - Basic

Careers. Choices. Real Life.

Graduate Employment Information

WITC Esthetician - Basic Graduate Survey Responses 2008-2009