The Foundation Programme

On our cosmetology programme, Anatomy and Physiology plays a central role as one of the most important theoretical disciplines.

In the subject Apparatus, Electrotherapy and Physics you learn to understand and use the technological tools that are today an integral part of modern skincare.

The subject Dermatology and Pathology gives you the necessary insight into skin diseases, changes and imbalances.

In the subject Nutritional Physiology you learn how diet and nutrients affect the body and the skin.

The subject Ethics is the cornerstone of the professional role as a cosmetologist.

The subject Colour and Form Theory develops your creative eye and your ability to work with aesthetics on a professional level.

In this concluding subject you work with depth, reflection and communication of your expertise.

The subject CPR and First Aid gives you vital knowledge and practical skills that can save lives.

The subject Skin Analysis teaches you to understand the skin on a professional level.

The subject Skincare is the core of the cosmetologist's practical work.

The subject Skin Types, Skin Conditions and Skin Elements is the foundation for performing professional and targeted treatments.

The subject Hygiene is one of the most important foundational elements in the cosmetology programme.

Client Psychology is about understanding the people you work with - not just their skin, but also their feelings, behaviour and needs.

Microbiology is about the microorganisms that live on and around us - and that can affect both the skin and the treatment environment.

In this subject you learn to understand what cosmetic products actually contain - and how they work on the skin.

Sales Technique is not about selling - it is about advising, inspiring and building trust.

In the subject Business Economics we equip you to understand and manage the financial aspects of life as a cosmetologist.

A thorough analysis is the starting point for every professional treatment.

Facial treatment is one of the cosmetologist's most important areas of work - and in this subject you learn to perform the treatment professionally, safely and tailored to the client's skin type...

Modern facial treatments often include technological tools that enhance results and create visible improvements.

Technological body treatments are gaining increasing popularity in the beauty industry.

Needle epilation (electrolysis) is a method of permanent hair removal that requires technical skill, concentration and understanding of the skin's reactions.

As a cosmetologist you use your body actively every day - often in repetitive movements and static positions.

Lash and brow tinting is a popular and in-demand treatment that creates striking results with minimal effort.

Brow shaping is a precision treatment where you learn to analyse facial features and create the right shape that enhances the client's eyes and brings harmony to the expression.

Hygiene is one of the cosmetologist's most important core competences.

Body treatments combine skincare, sensory experience and well-being.

Body massage is a central part of the cosmetologist's treatment repertoire.

The exams mark the end of your programme - and the beginning of your professional career.

An up-to-date and accurate client card is an important part of the professional treatment process.

Makeup is a creative and technical subject where you learn to enhance the face's natural beauty and create different expressions that match the client's style, occasion and personality.

Manicure is much more than nail polish - it is a professional hand treatment that combines aesthetics, well-being and hygiene.

Pedicure is a popular treatment that combines care, relaxation and aesthetics.

Waxing is an effective method of temporary hair removal that requires technique, precision and knowledge of the skin.