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Courses and Descriptions

Courses and Descriptions

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Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
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RRCM-1044Introduction to Hairstyling
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This course introduces students to fundamental hairstyling skills, industry operations, and salon safety. Topics include sanitation practices, essential tools and equipment, and an overview of the hairstyling industry. Students develop foundational techniques such as braiding, roller setting and thermal styling.

RRCM-1045Basic Hairstyling
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This course explores hair and scalp properties, wet hairstyling techniques, and treatments. Students practice formal up-dos, shampoos, conditioners, rinses, and scalp analysis. This course also introduces Afro-textured hair and other natural hair types.  

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RRCM-1046Basic Haircutting and Thermal Styling
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This course covers essential tools,techniques, and anatomical knowledge for haircutting and thermal styling. Students develop precision cutting skills and learn how to use heat-styling tools safely and effectively. 

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RRCM-1047Basic Salon Services
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This course introduces students to salon services such as manicures, facials, makeup, and hair removal, with an introduction to perm wrapping and hair colouring while beginning to interact with clients, in preparation for subsequent courses. Students learn all of Unit A6: New Trends, and all of Unit E2: Thermal Styling in this course. 

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RRCM-1048Intermediate Haircutting and Barbering
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This course expands on haircutting techniques with a focus on barbering. Students develop razor, clipper, and texturizing skills while refining their cutting and finishing techniques.

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RRCM-1049Hair Colouring
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This course focuses on colour theory and the development of hair colouring techniques. Students  explore the different classifications of hair colour learn formulation basics, and practice colour correction and blending.

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RRCM-1050Intermediate Hairstyling and Artificial Hair
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This course focuses on wigs, hair extensions,  and hair enhancements, with the continued development of wet and thermal hair styling techniques. Students will also develop expertise in styling Afro-textured hair and mastering advanced braiding techniques.

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RRCM-1051Salon Operations and Client Services
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This course focuses on the business side of hairstyling, covering salon management, retail operations, and employment preparation. Students learn customer service, marketing and financial skills relevant to managing or owing a salon.

RRCM-1052Chemical Texture Services
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This course teaches the science and practical applications of permanent waving and chemical texture services.  Students practice wrapping techniques and design methods for creating various curl patterns. 

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RRCM-1053Advanced Hair Colouring
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This course builds on previous training with advanced colouring techniques. Students refine their formulation skills and apply various colour services while mastering complex hairstyling techniques.

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RRCM-1054Advanced Haircutting and Chemical Texture
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This course provides advanced training in haircutting and  chemical texture services. Students enhance their precision cutting techniques while perfecting permanent waving and starightening applications.

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RRCM-1055Exam Preparation
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This course prepares students for the Manitoba Hairstylist Practical Examination. Students refine their skills and timing in various areas of hairstyling, including barbering, haircutting, thermal styling, roller setting, color and foil application, and perm winding to ensure they meet industry certification standards.

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