Welcome to P.M.C.A. - Phase II Penny Miller Cosmetology Academy is upscale Beauty College that offers the finest training in cosmetology available for students who are serious about career advancement. Why would anyone settle for mediocre training when they could gain the highest quality of training here? At P.M.C.A you don't just learn the basics, you learn so much more. We specialize in color theory and we guarantee that when you leave our facility, you leave with a vast knowledge of color along with the business knowledge to own or operate your own salon. Why a Career in Cosmetology? Zero Unemployment! Great career opportunities are ahead of you in cosmetology! It is time to consider cosmetology's many diverse and creative career avenues, today, there is a dramatic shortage of hairstylists, estheticians, manicurists and salon professionals, offering a very unique industry opportunity with ZERO UNEMPLOYMENT. Whether it is a new, first career or a mid-life career change, there are many, many more job openings than there are licensed cosmetologists to fill these openings. Cosmetology is a profession where you can help others be there best by giving them the gift of beauty and self- confidence. Job Description: A Cosmetologist is anyone performing manicures, hair cutting, styling, shampooing, makeup other cosmetology services, according to The National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences. Salon Growth 2003 Cosmetology Job Demand Survey reported there were 1,604,502 professionals employed in the nation's 312,959 beauty salons. Barber shops, skin care salons and nail salons. The typical salon is a small full service salon with five work stations. 56% of salon owners report at least one or two job openings available immediately. Even though 572,000 salon career positions were filled nationally in 2002, a majority of salon owners across America reported that they still had job openings! Salon Employment This is an industry that has tremendous career opportunities for both full-time and part-time workers.
time 29% are part-time (20-35) hours, 11% are low time (less than 20 hours) per week 92% have one or more years of experience 68% are employed by full-service salons 88% of the work force is comprised of workers with less than one year of relevant salon experience. This number is comparable to the current number of cosmetology school graduates. 70% of salon owners classified their salon as full- service 13% as a haircutting salon 4% as a nail salon 9% as a barber shop Show me the Money! The corresponding full-time salaries are: $45,822 for salon owners $ 35,193 for salon employees $ 38,563 for all professionals, both employees and salon owners, inclusive tips. This is just the Beginning. Continued Growth Even in the toughest of economic times, the professional salon industry continues to offer terrific new employment opportunities to qualified job seekers, both experienced and entry-level. Interestingly, the absolute number of salon employees reported are consistently much higher than government studies of our industry. As we head into the 21st Century, Cosmetology has become a very respected career where the list of opportunities are endless! "The illiterate of the 21st Century will not be those who cannot read and write, But those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn." Alvin Toffler. Cosmetology is a Profession that is Ever-changing. We at P.M.C.A will make sure you have the knowledge to seek out new and unusual ways of performing services, as well as where to find the latest and greatest resources and products. Don't Limit your Potential. Join us at Penny Miller Cosmetology Academy for the Career Advantage You Deserve! Thank you for your time, Penny Miller |
| FAQ's Frequently Asked Questions: What is P.M.C.A's Pass Rate? P.M.C.A.'s pass rate at State Board is 100%! Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology. Is P.M.C.A accredited? Not at this time. What is Accreditation? Accreditation means that schools have met certain academic and institutional requirements established by the accrediting organizations. What is the difference between an accredited school and a non- accredited school? The primary difference is that accredited schools are able to offer financial aid. What is the difference between a Cosmetologist & a Barber? A Cosmetologist can perform a wide variety of services from haircutting, perming, curl reforming & relaxing, coloring, cosmetics, facials, manicures, pedicures, massage techniques, hair removal, scalp treatment and more. Cosmetology Professionals are governed by the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology. Barbers are somewhat limited to haircuts, scalp treatments, shaving and color, and are governed by the Oklahoma Health Department. What about the G.I. Bill? We, at P.M.C.A, are now approved to accept students who qualify for the G.I. Bill. If you or your direct family have served our country you may qualify. Check with the Department of Veteran Affairs. They can help you with this. www.va.gov Do you work with students who are Native American? YES. We have several graduates who received assistance through different Tribal Councils. To qualify for this type of assistance check with your tribe, and then get back with us and we will be happy to assist you. www.chickasaw.net www.doi.gov Do we offer financial aid? Not at this time. However, we do offer financing through our school, so payment plans are easily available. When do classes begin? There are no set dates for classes to begin. This means that we can start you as soon as you are ready to begin. What do I need to do to enroll? Come in & fill out an application. All that is needed to enroll is: A completed application, SS card or driver's license, proof of education such as transcript, diploma, or GED, and $105.00 for registration. What are the class hours? Current hours are: Tuesday - Friday 8AM-5PM How long will it take for me to complete the cosmetology course? If you attend school on a full-time basis which is 32-40 hours a week, the course can be completed within 10-12 months. Part-time will be upon consultations. How long will it take for me to complete the nail tech/esthetician course? If you attend our program full-time the course can be completed within 5-6 months. Part-time will be upon consultation. What is the minimum amount of hours needed per week? The Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology requires students to attend class at least 15 hours per week. If you have any more questions, feel free to call or e-mail us. We will be happy to supply you with any further information. Phone: 405-238-3426 E-Mail: Phase2hair@sbcglobal.net Hours: Tuesday - Friday 9:00 - 5:00 Penny Miller Cosmetology Academy We are located at 212 W. Paul Ave. Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. 73075 |
| Penny Miller, Owner and Master Cosmetology Instructor at PMCA. Penny has been a successful business woman in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma since 1988. She started her Cosmetology career in 1982. Upon graduation she continued her education with several different professional salon product companies. Married with two children, she still found time and energy to help with local charities, and civic groups and organizations. In 1988 she purchased Phase II Hair Design, and in 2003 she converted the salon into Penny Miller Cosmetology Academy-Phase II. |
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