Total Estimated Course Duration: 20 hours (Recommended completion within 2-3 weeks)
Module 1: Introduction and History
- Duration: 1 hour
- Content: Welcome, course overview, and a brief history of permanent makeup.
- Purpose: Sets the foundation and context for the course.
Module 2: Basics and Legal Framework
- Duration: 2 hours
- Content: Hygiene essentials, licensing, and legal aspects of microblading.
- Purpose: Ensures understanding of critical safety and legal standards.
Module 3: Color Theory and Pigment Selection
- Duration: 2 hours
- Content: In-depth study of color theory and application in microblading.
- Purpose: Equips learners with the knowledge to make informed pigment choices.
Module 4: Eyebrow Design and Techniques
- Duration: 3 hours
- Content: Techniques for designing symmetrical eyebrows, including the Golden Mean and face mapping.
- Purpose: Develops skills in creating aesthetically pleasing and tailored eyebrow designs.
Module 5: Practical Microblading Skills
- Duration: 6 hours
- Content: Comprehensive training in various microblading strokes and techniques, including practical assignments.
- Purpose: Develops hands-on skills essential for microblading.
Module 6: Advanced Techniques and Practice
- Duration: 3 hours
- Content: Advanced techniques like powder brows and practical exercises on skin simulations.
- Purpose: Broadens the skill set and prepares learners for a range of client needs.
Module 7: Post-Procedure Care and Business Skills
- Duration: 2 hours
- Content: Instructions on post-procedure care, waste handling, and business marketing tips.
- Purpose: Ensures holistic learning covering aftercare and business aspects.
Module 8: Final Assessment and Certification
- Duration: 1 hour
- Content: Final practical assessment on a real model and course conclusion.
- Purpose: Evaluates the learner’s competency and wraps up the course.
How Content ‘Fills’ the Activity Duration:
- Each module is meticulously designed to cover both theory and practice, ensuring that learners gain a comprehensive understanding of microblading.
- The practical components are interspersed with theoretical learning, allowing time for skills to be practiced and refined.
- Assignments and hands-on practice are emphasized, providing ample opportunity for learners to apply what they have learned.
- The course’s structure ensures a progressive build-up of skills, from basic concepts to more advanced techniques.
- Regular quizzes and feedback mechanisms help reinforce learning and gauge progress throughout the course duration.
This agenda provides an estimate of how much time learners might spend on each section, emphasizing the balance between theoretical knowledge and practical application throughout the course.