Iowa Board of Cosmetology Arts & Sciences
The biennial continuing education compliance period shall begin on April 1 of one year and end on March 31 two years later.
Classroom Courses
| 2 hrs | Creative Marketing |
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This course will discuss various marketing strategies, such as branding, team building, and retail and is for Cosmetologist, Cosmetologist Instructor, Esthetician, Esthetician Instructor, and Nail Technicians.
| 3 hrs | Nails |
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This course will discuss nail health, nail art and is specifically for a Cosmetologist, Nail Technician, Cosmetology Teacher, Cosmetology Clinic Teacher, and Nail Technology Teacher only.
| 3 hrs | Esthetics |
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This course will discuss the skin composition, skin structure, techniques and is specifically for a Cosmetologist, Esthetician, Cosmetology Teacher, Cosmetology Clinic Teacher, and Esthetics Teacher only.
| 3 hrs | The Cutting Edge |
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This course will discuss variations of Cosmetology cutting techniques and is for Cosmetologists and Cosmetology Instructors only.
| 3 hrs | World of Color |
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This course will discuss the theory of color and various color applications and techniques and is for Cosmetologist and Cosmetology Instructors only.
Cosmetology License Continuing Education Requirements (No Instructor’s License)
Cosmetology License Continuing Education Requirements (With Instructor’s License)
In addition to the requirements outlined above instructors wishing to renew the instructor’s license must take 6 hours in teaching methodology.
For example, an instructor with two active cosmetology-related licenses will need a total of 16 hours of continuing education.
4 hours specific to the discipline of esthetics
+ 4 hours specific to the discipline of nail technology
+ 2 hours specific to Iowa cosmetology rules and laws and infection control
+ 6 hours of teaching methodology
16 hours for instructors with two active cosmetology arts and sciences licensed disciplines
Cosmetology Certifications do NOT require Continuing Education – Licensees performing chemical peels or microdermabrasion, using a certified laser product or Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) for hair removal must be certified by the board to perform those services. Continuing education is NOT required to renew these certifications.
| Time | Place | Room | Date Range | Instructor |
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| 9:00am – 11:00am | KU2 Hill | 122 | Aug 21, 2018 – Dec 15, 2018 | John Hagensy (PhD) |
For more information about Iowa Cosmetology of Arts, please visit the Iowa Department of Public Health website HERE.
The programme aims to promote an understanding of the principles of legislative and an awareness of what constitutes legislative quality, how this can be achieved.
Legislative drafting is often perceived as a skill that one learns on the job.
Legislative drafting has evolved to become the bedrock of political, economic and social transformation. The view of the Institute’s Sir William Doe Centre for Legislative Studies is that legislative drafting is a practical discipline requiring awareness of the principles of drafting along with great experience on the job. It is still, however, relatively unexplored as a discipline. The PLP examines issues related to the policy process, the legislative process and the drafting process.
The PLP is aimed at those seeking a career in legislative drafting, those already working as drafters or those who want a career in or already working for, organizations that produce different types of normative acts. Many of our students are mid-career drafters employed by government (for example, by LG Chambers, the Ministry of Justice or any other ministries).