The New York Institute of Beauty trains prospective nail technicians in an intensive 250-hour program. Course topics include bacteria and infectious disease, anatomy of the nail and client consultation. Pennsylvania’s Altoona Beauty School’s nail technician program prepares students to succeed in the industry through training in nail structure, design techniques, artificial nail application and hot oil manicures. The program is licensed by the Pennsylvania State Board of Cosmetology.
Chicago-area students at the Universal Spa Academy learn a variety nail techniques including manicures, nail art and polish. Wisconsin’s Gill-Tech Academy prepares nail technicians to use the technical and communication skills necessary to succeed in the industry.
At the Paul Mitchell The School Arkansas students learn the nail enhancement industry's latest trends and practice with the latest products in the industry. Schilling-Douglas School of Hair Design, LLC, in Newark, Del., is a United States Department of Education nationally recognized program. The school trains prospective nail technicians in a 300-hour program.
Students at any of the three Bellus Academy California locations learn the industry’s latest technology, including classes in gel polish, nail art and air brush techniques. Graduates can become internationally certified so they can find jobs on international cruise ships or in spas throughout the world. Colorado’s International Salon and Spa Academy trains nail technicians to use state-of-the-art technology. Students improve their skills through hands-on teaching experiences.