Aveda Institutes Canada Catalog as of 2014-12

hair: leah boutros, graduate | makeup: karyl pavanich | photography: lindsay elliott
START YOUR FUTURE
Start you hairstyling career at the Aveda Institute Canada by following our easy 3 step
admission process or schedule an informational interview by calling an admissions
specialist at 1.877.90.AVEDA today!
3 STEP ADMISSION PROCESS
STEP 1
Contact an admissions specialist at 1.877.90.Aveda or email: info@avedainstitute.ca
Participate in an informational interview with the admissions specialist. The interview will
include a career planning session and a tour of the facility. If you are out of province, you may
do your interview via Skype.
STEP 2
Submit a completed aveda institute program application package including:
Program application form.
Deposit which is deducted from the tuition amount.
Personal essay (written or video) illustrating why you would like to become a beauty
industry professional at the aveda institute canada. Your statement should be a
minimum of one page, on 8.5 X11-inch paper or can be in a video essay form, five
minutes in length.
Letter of recommendation. Examples: employer, teacher, family doctor, member of
volunteer organization or spiritual leader. This may be a professional or a character
reference, preferably not from a family member or friend.
Official copy of your high school transcript or equivalent general education diploma.
If you do not have this you may be granted entry by writing an equivalency test.
EDITORIAL PHOTOSHOOT
STEP 3
Submit remaining tuition or payment information form 4 weeks before your program
start date.
To provide exposure to all areas of the hairstyling industry,
students in our Institute Hairstyling Program participate
in the Session Hairdressing project that will allow them to
bring their artistic vision to life.
Session Hairdressers are hairstylists working in fashion,
television, movies, and industries outside mainstream
salon hairdressing. Session hairdressing refers to a photo
“session” where a photographer, hairstylist, make-up artist
and fashion stylist or editor collaborate to produce images
of a model or celebrity wearing current fashion or designer
goods for the magazine, fashion and advertising industry.
From developing an idea, to collaborating with the creative
director, photographer, make up artist, and wardrobe
stylist - students will be involved in the entire process
of an editorial photo shoot.
Students will learn the steps necessary to direct future
shoots, help build their own portfolio, and develop the skills
to prepare for future success working in editorial, television,
film or theatre.
All application materials must be submitted to the attention of the admissions office.
*For international and transfer students please contact an admissions specialist
for additional information.
All applicants will be notified of the admissions decision in writing.
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