cosmetology-I need to find a course that i can take or study at home to get my cosmetology licence. There is only once school in delaware in my area, and the hours do not work well with my job hours. I will not be able to attend the school full time or part time and keep working. I can not afford to cut back on my work hours, due to I am a single part of two kids. ages 7yrs and 4yrs old. Please give me any infomation that you might think that is helpfull to me.\nI live in Newark, Delaware.
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Sorry, it doesn't appear your question is related to Special Education. Special Education is the provision of services to kids with disabilities. I understand, it can sometimes be difficult to select a good category for questions.\n\nYou might consider resolving this question by selecting my response as the "best answer." In that way, you can prevent others from responding. Then, you can re-ask your question in a different, more appropriate category.\n\nI hope this helps. Good luck with your question.
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You should go back to school first and do the skincare thing as a hobby. Be practical, bills have to be payed. Or you also could do an internet search to find a job with your current BA and then move to a better location which will leave you time to do your skincare thing.
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Go to massage school!  I have listed a site below that is easy to use and you can contact the schools - and learn more about their programs!\n\nThis is how I found the school I went to :)\n\nFYI - Masseuse(Feminine)/Masseur(Masculine) indicates that you work in a massage parlor - where sexual favors are provided.  It is an antiquated term - to day it is simply a massage therapist or a bodyworker or even a somatherapist.\n\nMassage Therapists do not work on a salary - it is a per client session rate.  I make $120 per hour treatment. I treat 15 - 20 clients a week. I average is $80 a treatment, but I offer a very specialized modality, meaning it is in higher demand so it costs more. Honestly you won't get rich doing what we do.  You will make good money - and you will enjoy what you do - but if you are an MT for money - you are in it for the wrong reasons.\n\nIn California you need a min. of 500 hours education.  In southern California there are Holistic Health Practitioner Courses that are 1000 hours - they expand your scope of practice and allow you to do and treat things that MTs can not.\n\nSince you are in California I recommend Mueller College of Holistic Studies (link below), as their program is the most balanced and most stable (been around for 30 years).  IT is also the only COMTA accredited school in California - what that means is that your education meets super high standards that most other schools don't bother with.\n\nIf you are interested in Traditional Chinese Medical Massage - you might want to look at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine (link below), although they are an acupuncture school they do offer a 1000 hour program dedicated to Tuina.\n\nFor right now - you should read anatomy, biology, keniseology, and pathology books - become very good at it.  You need to know what muscles you are working, where they originate and attach, what can go wrong and why.  \n\nMost importantly best of luck to you!
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There are hundreds, if not thousands, of reputable colleges that offer distance learning education leading to a teaching certificate.  First, which state's teaching certificate do you hope to earn?  Go to that state's department of education home page and look for certification requirements.  Many states will include a list of colleges with state-approved programs.  You can also try inserting keywords into your browser's search engine like "new jersey secondary certification distance education" or something similar.  You will get tens of thousands of hits.  I would then go to the advanced preferences setting and limit my search to .edu domains.  There are many books at Amazon that you could purchase that feature guides to online degrees.   Be sure to get one that is no more than a year old.  Major universities around the nation, and zillions of smaller ones, are adding new routes to certification via distance ed. And many programs are far cheaper than traditional, in-person schools.  No room and board!  No lab or health clinic fees!  No parking stickers!  But the VERY most important thing?  Make absolutely sure that the institution is fully accredited by a recognized accrediting board!  If the school isn't accredited, all your hard work and money will be wasted!!  Good luck--I personally think distance ed is the wave of the future in education.  I am working on a Master's degree in Science Ed--in my jammies!
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Try the The West Midland Autistic Society, they have a school for autistic children based in Coddington, I worked there as an agency worker for over a year, it was kewl. If you wanna go Agency, try Beresford Blake Thomas on 0121 212 2292 and ask for Karen Skelding. They're based all over the UK and very help full. If you do go to Agency working, change over to self employed within them, you get a higher rate of your tax refunded to you. BBT should have a list of companies who do this. Feel Free to contact me if you need anymore info. I've been there and done it and loved it. Good Luck! :0)
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I know a few people that are licensed but couldnt build up a clientele so now they work other jobs and only their spouses benefit from the degree. \n\nIt is a word of mouth business and most people that get massages on a regular basis stick to the same person and dont want to switch. \n\nUnless you can secure a job at a salon and they can garauntee you a good number of jobs i would look at another carrer.
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I'm about to embark on that at the moment. I have 4 children and they are all at school now. I am currently studying at college for my business administration certificate 3 and then I can do more courses as I see fit to build my skills. I have worked and owned my own business before but had a break to raise the kids. I am hoping to get a job in 2007. Good Luck and happy juggling work and home.
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Well let's see I graduated high school in 1990 then I took 4 years in computer programming ( That was a toughie doing flowcharts and all those binary codes. ). Then I went and took another 4 years for my doctorate, where I am at now, so I've been studying for more than 9 years and I love it, wouldn't have it any other way. I am hoping to get my license sometime next year in aromatherapeutics, my life's passion. There's always something new and exciting in the field that just makes me happy to be alive. Have a good day!
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I would recommend a state or county jobs. Sounds boring huh. But these jobs have  excellent benefits. You can start as a clerk or office assistant, since you have typing skills. And then later on maybe you can continue school. They usually have programs for people who want to continue their education. The program I was in was called "20/20 program". Which ment I had to go to  school for 20hrs/wk. and go to jobsite for 20hrs./wk. But still get paid full time. It's cool. It got me through college.
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In stead of taking in Home Study, why don't you go to regular school? I believe there is No, and will Never be financial aid package or scholarship offered because the basic requirement for these ones is full time student.\nYou can visit here for some useful information (not for U.S but good information) http://www.icslearn.co.uk/
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First things first. Top Business schools. They want their students to know how to spell correctly. You Failed. Try Beauty College!
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I will pass on some advice I was given just a few years ago when I went to nursing school and had children in aprox. the same grades:  Chef Boyardee and Franco American are fantastic cooks!!!  Believe me, my kids hate the stuff now but we existed on it for the 2 years I was in the program. You will NEED to set up some time for yourself to study. What I did was set a bedtime 7:30 and all the time up until that was for me and the kids. After they went to bed I cracked my books, sometimes I could crack them while they were up but I never retained what I read. Don't be afraid to ask for help is also very important. Kentucky had some childcare grants---FREE that allowed me to afford childcare for those times when school was cancelled or had a half day. You can get some tips by getting in contact with the nursing dept. at the school you plan on attending and find out if such a program exists in your state. You are also better off getting the basic req.s out of the way first. You won't have time if they throw in some community service or clinicals after class. The hours are never what they tell you they are going to be. I also used multi colored pens to rewrite my notes at the end of the day so that important info stuck out.
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Wow Richard, Sounds as if you've got alot going for you.  I live in California, and we have a program called One Stop Employment.  It is for 17-24 year olds.  Check your city and see if they have a similar program.  Another place you could start is the Councelor at your High School.  They shold be able to provide you with some good referals.  You might even ask if you can help in the school office.  I know we are always looking for help.  Or, what about Parks & Recreation, or City Hall.  All are great places to begin your search.
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Hello,,\n     I had the same question a year ago...  I have few suggestions if you like that I tried on myself. Why don't you do a career program that will be completed in few months ,, may be 8 and then you can have a job.. you can do medical assistance or office assistance or something that take less than a year ... yo will have a job and become independent.... and when you have a job and are settled then you can go for bachelors online because online classes are cheaper and easier .. you can sit on your bed and do your homework and only spend 2 to 3 hours daily .... This can be best with your job and some companies offer tuition refund .... This is just a suggestion and if you do not like it never mind ...
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OK, I love topics like this, I'm sorry to  say that you cant get courses like these free on line but, you can be sign up to take this course on line, for the girl above me, he already stressed the abbreviation of CMA, (my God) try to go under "on line courses in(what ever state you live in)" because... you may want to chose wisely which school is accredited and if the job you are going to get will honor your certification, mean in hope that the school is not bogus, tech school.com too will help. Good Luck!
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http://www.holisticjunction.com/categories/HAD/massage-therapy-schools.html This site can help you find a school in your area...check it out, and thank you for your service to this great nation, I salute you
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