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Cosmetology 2009 Best List makes U.S. Racing News & World Report

U.S. News and World Report just released their best song and Cosmetology Careers has once again review the top 30 races in 2009 a high score on job satisfaction and job prospects. First debuted Cosmetology time last year after the magazine is opened the list of careers that do not require a college degree.

In 2008, the magazine recognizes the work scene U.S. has been changing for a long time. Increasingly, degree graduates have experienced greater difficulty finding work, especially as companies continue to send Business papers and technical professionals "at sea." Secondly, since most high school teachers encourage students to go to college is a decreasing supply of workers in professional services, experts in the arts and crafts. Therefore, the evolution of the work environment has seen significant demand for women and men with a career education focus on skills which are highlighted in the arts and crafts - as well as Cosmetology and Esthetics.

Continued optimism is widespread throughout the beauty industry. Below is a comment from a reader to the U.S. account The news of the greatest careers 2009:

"There are many possibilities for what this industry can take. There is no glass ceilings, as in corporate America and so I wake up are pleased to continue this race (my) every morning. "

While most people see a stylist living and the choice of main event, many are not aware of other job options that make challenging and lucrative beauty industry 56 billion dollars.

Employer - Business Owner

A considerable number of employees (27 percent) out of beauty school each year with plans to open its own beauty salon, work from home, or rent a stand and become independent contractors. This suggests that the industry offers the option of starting a business. (Source: NACC 2007 Job Demand Survey).

Business products - Marketing, Business Operations, Finance

Brook Carlson, vice president and general manager of Rusk Professional Hair Care, has had a distinguished career working for companies striking beauty, such as L'Oreal, and ARTEC Zotos International. Carlson Rusk manages the development of products, marketing, financial operations and strategic partnerships.

Sales and Distribution

A distributor of beauty is one of the many jobs most people are unaware that exists within the beauty industry. Lee Lawson is the regional director of sales and development of Neill Corporation. Lawson is the connection between beauty companies, large and small and many salons, spas and shops selling their products. Its position allows it to be an educator, salesperson, manager and specialist in strategic marketing everyday.

Educator

Necole Cumberland is a stylist, educator and business owner of the Academy Ohio. Cumberland said: "When I started my career, I never dreamed that one day could be both a barber and a teacher. I love that I am able to help to inspire and educate others so they can have rewarding and successful future. There are so many wonderful careers in the professional beauty industry and I am honored to be part of your continued growth. "

Makeup Artist

Janell Geason of Minneapolis decided to pursue a career as an artist professional makeup artist in 2001 when he realized it would expand its scope of services and increase your earning potential. Their efforts were rewarded and in 2008, when he was honored with the prestigious awards NAHA as a makeup artist of the year (North American Hairdresser Awards). "A career in beauty matched as a person who I was when I started my career and continues to keep me motivated and inspired every day, Geason said. "

Policy

Sam Leyva, Director of Government Affairs Professional Beauty Association (PBA) never imagined that his passion would be put to use to help homeowners Living, makers of beauty products and retailers understand how legislation affects their bottom line.

On a day to day, interacting Leyvas with members of the association throughout the country in question which is a specific bill might mean for your business and helps members of Congress and their staff to understand the ramifications of the pending legislation.

Note: Funds Training and quotes from Brook Carlson, Lee Lawson, Cumberland Necole, Janell Geason Leyvas and Sam are an excerpt from the instructions for your beauty career can You Take "Stylist and Salon Newspapers (Northwest edition), May 2009.

A reader comments on U.S. news and World Report confirms why Cosmetology was elected again as a Top Career 2009:

"I accidentally stumbled upon this industry, not even dream of starting a new career. Twenty years later I am still a cosmetologist and I've never looked back. True, the doors open around us in this field and give us the opportunity to be creative, to meet interesting people, travel and grow. My experience started when I had gone to beauty school. Then I worked and got three rooms, and then taught for many years in the classroom. Another door opened for me, to oversee and manage several schools that then gave me the opportunity to develop educational curricula ... and it all started when I took the chance. I've been in the cosmetology industry for 10 years and I love every minute. "

Federico Beauty Institute is a third generation owned and operated school-family beauty www.federico.edu / about-us continuing its 60-year commitment to educating cosmetology and esthetic students. Its mission is to maintain the highest standards to produce future leaders in the beauty industry.

Federico teaching staff consists of professional educators hold that the vote to motivate and mentor students to be the best that can be as beauty professionals. They teaching methodology and practical training and keep abreast of industry trends and changes through constant continuing education.

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