There are also many hairdressing schools in other places.
As far as the development of China is concerned, there is no real professional hairdressing in China.
Full-time higher education institutions with image design major,
So these schools are training schools at present.
And many training schools are not very formal.
So it is very important to choose a formal hairdressing training school!
In fact, I have seen some hairdressers post similar posts about choosing schools before.
For example, according to word of mouth, teaching quality, teachers, one-on-one, hands-on,
Point-to-point, responsible, patient and safe work,
Bao went outside to be a barber.
If you are not satisfied with the recommendation, you can continue to recommend, and the treatment is guaranteed.
The school is large in scale, with many students and long school hours.
This is very reasonable, but here I personally add and explain,
No matter what the school network consultant says,
You have to go to the school to audition, compare on the spot, and see if there is any relevant contract explanation.
Let's go back to a question that many people want to know, that is, just starting to learn hairdressing.
Is it better to go to school or to the hairdresser? I personally have a deep understanding of this.
I was the first barber to go. I went to the barber shop because I couldn't learn anything.
I went to school, but although I didn't learn hairdressing skills in a hairdressing shop,
However, being familiar with the relevant procedures of hair salons will be of great help to my future work.
To sum up, if you meet a good barber to teach you when you go to the barber shop,
If you meet a good boss who is willing to take you, you can study for a while.
If you are unlucky and meet a bad boss and a barber on site,
Then you have to learn the process inside. I belong to the latter,
Learn process, not technology. But if you study hairdressing in a hair salon,
Even a good hairdresser needs a long time to learn, because there are few opportunities to get started in the studio.
Guests may not be willing to cut it for you, lest you screw it up. Hairdressing, on the other hand, is hard to learn without practice.
And you must choose a good school to go to school, otherwise it is a waste of money and time!