Victoria, Australia -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/09/2012 -- At The Melbourne Institute of Nails and Beauty (Mionab), the students are never pressured to complete the Certificate in hairdressing and Diploma in salon management course within the set timeframe. “It would be counter-productive to graduate someone who did not acquire the skills necessary to perform the job competently”, says Mr. Jeb Adams course director.

Mionab is a registered accredited training organisation. The courses offered are-

Beauty Services – Pedicure, manicure, tinting, waxing, acrylic and gel nail enhancements, nail art, applying make-up, eyebrow and eyelash treatment.

Beauty Therapy – includes the services mentioned above, plus facials, body massage, bridal make-up, tanning and ear-piercing.

Hairdressing courses – these courses help students gain intrinsic knowledge of safety procedures and how to interact with colleagues and clients, apart from learning the intricacies of hairdressing, shoulders, head and neck massaging and hygienically maintaining the work space and the tools.

“The Mionab school for make up artist is a fun place to learn”, says Mr. Adams. “Everyone’s education should be special. They should enjoy the process involved in gaining competence to work confidently in a nails, beauty or hair dressing salon”, he continues.

The students are trained to produce excellent results. The training is based on sound principles enforced by Josephine Scarfone. Yet, the fact that there are individual learning curves is respected. This gives students the opportunity to explore their niche and develop to their maximum potential.

“The objective of the diploma of hair dressing salon management course is to instruct graduate students to perform their job efficiently and to provide them with adequate practice and plenty of opportunities to perfect their skills. Most of the learning at Mionab is ‘learning by doing’”, Mr. Adams stresses. The professional skills, a student wanting to work successfully in the field hairdressing and beauty, has to develop, are considerable.

The courses at The Mionab school for make-up artist are structured to meet both the practical and theoretical class requirements of the students. Students are allowed to work in an established business where the clients know they are models for students. This helps students gain practical salon experience.

For students who are unable to pursue a Courses in Hairdressing, Beauty, Nails and Diploma in salon management due to financial constraints, there is funding available. The Victoria Government will pay the tuition for students who pass the eligibility criteria.

There are plenty of government programs under which students may be eligible for financial assistance to help them while they study.