Esthetics and Spa Therapy
This Esthetics / Spa Therapy course teaches the fundamentals of esthetics and spa services. Students learn from the Standard Esthetics Fundamentals, The Day Spa Techniques, and online videos to perform facial services, hair removal, and makeup.
Students also learn practical applications in water therapies, massage, aromatherapy, body treatments, exfoliation, mud and seaweed treatments, and advanced spa services.
Course Outline
This program blends esthetics and spa therapy, covering skin care analysis, facial treatments, facial massage, facial machines, hair removal, and makeup.
Spa therapy training includes water therapies, massage, aromatherapy, body treatments, exfoliation, mud and seaweed treatments, and advanced spa services.
Upon successful completion, you will receive an Esthetics Diploma, a Spa Therapy Diploma, and stamped/sealed official transcripts.
What You'll Learn
- Skin analysis, facial treatments, and facial massage techniques
- Hair removal services and makeup application fundamentals
- Water therapies, aromatherapy, and spa treatment protocols
- Body treatments, exfoliation, mud and seaweed services
- Professional standards, client care, and spa service planning
Requirements: Minimum 19 years of age or have completed grade 12 (or equivalent); You must have Internet access, and a digital device that can take and submit photos.
Please check with your local governing body to ensure Canadian Credentials are accepted in your area.
Course Modules
Professional image, safety, anatomy, skin structure, and foundational esthetic theory.
Skin analysis, facial treatments, facial massage, and machine-based services.
Waxing, threading, depilatories, and makeup essentials for client services.
Water therapies, massage, aromatherapy, exfoliation, wraps, and advanced body treatments.
Curriculum
Esthetics Outline
Life Skills
Develop professional habits and client-ready soft skills.
Professional Image
Present yourself and your services with confidence and consistency.
Communicating for Success
Master consultations, recommendations, and client expectations.
The Healthy Professional
Maintain wellness and ergonomics for long-term career success.
Infection Control
Apply sanitation, disinfection, and safety standards.
Chemistry & Chemical Safety
Understand product ingredients and safe handling practices.
Electricity & Electrical Safety
Use equipment safely and correctly.
Career Planning
Prepare for employment and growth opportunities.
On The Job
Learn salon workflow and professional expectations.
Career Opportunities and History of Esthetics
Explore the industry and available career paths.
Anatomy and Physiology
Study body systems relevant to skin health.
Physiology and Histology of the Skin
Understand skin structure and function.
Disorders and Diseases of the Skin
Identify conditions and when to refer clients.
Skin Analysis
Assess skin type and tailor treatments.
Skin Care Products
Choose products based on chemistry and ingredients.
The Treatment Room
Set up a safe and professional service environment.
Facial Treatments
Deliver effective facial services and protocols.
Facial Massage
Apply massage techniques to enhance results.
Facial Devices and Technology
Use machines safely for advanced treatments.
Hair Removal
Provide waxing, threading, and depilatory services.
Makeup Essentials
Apply makeup for everyday and event looks.
Advanced Topics and Treatments
Explore specialized and advanced esthetic services.
Online Procedural Training
Part 1: Skin Analysis / Facial Treatments / Facial Massage / Use of Machines
Practice core facial services and device usage.
Part 2: Hair Removal
Learn safe and effective hair removal techniques.
Part 3: Makeup / Related Beauty Services
Complete looks with professional makeup application.
Spa Therapy Outline
History From Europe to America
Explore the evolution of spa therapy services.
Water and Water Therapy
Understand hydrotherapy and its benefits.
Baths and Bathing
Learn bathing protocols for wellness services.
Showers
Use shower treatments safely and effectively.
Touch and Massage
Deliver massage techniques for relaxation and recovery.
Introduction to Aromatherapy
Apply essential oils to enhance spa treatments.
Client Preparation and Room Setup
Create a safe, welcoming spa environment.
Body Treatments and Treatment Development
Plan customized treatments for client goals.
Exfoliation
Use scrubs and exfoliants to renew skin.
Mud Treatments
Apply mineral treatments for detox and nourishment.
Seaweed Treatments
Use marine therapies for skin and body benefits.
Other Treatments
Explore additional spa services and protocols.
Home Care
Guide clients on post-treatment care.
Online Procedural Training (Spa Therapy)
Part 4: Water and Water Therapy / Baths / Showers / Tub Treatments
Practice hydrotherapy protocols and safety.
Part 5: Aromatherapy and Essential Oils
Use essential oils for relaxation and results.
Part 6: Exfoliation and Massage
Combine body scrubs and massage techniques.
Part 7: Body Treatments, Hot & Cold / Mud / Clay / Seaweed / Spot Treatments
Deliver advanced body services and specialty treatments.
Hands-On Learning Experience
Practical work focuses on esthetic procedures and spa therapy protocols using model waivers and supervised practice.
Facial Treatments
Skin analysis, facial treatments, facial massage, and machine use.
Hair Removal & Makeup
Hands-on hair removal services and makeup applications.
Water & Hydrotherapy
Baths, showers, and water therapy treatments.
Body Treatments
Exfoliation, massage, and body wraps using mud, clay, and seaweed.
Fees & Payment Information
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Registration Fee
$250.00 - Must be paid in advance to hold your seat (non-refundable)
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS WILL PAY IN US FUNDS ($USD)
Tuition: $11,411.00 + taxes
This is an online course; you need Internet access.
We recommend finding a salon/spa in your area to apprentice until you are competent in performing your services.
This program has been approved by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training. Please check with your local governing body to ensure Canadian Credentials are accepted.
Entry Requirements
- Minimum 19 years of age or completion of Grade 12 (or equivalent)
- Internet access and a digital device capable of taking and submitting photos
Full Tuition
Includes supplies and course materials
