Program Overview

Beauty, Aesthetics & Cosmetology (Canadian Standards)

Professional Makeup, Brows & Beauty Artistry Bridging Program

A self-paced online Bridging Program designed for internationally trained beauty practitioners and newcomers who want to align non-medical makeup, brow, and beauty artistry skills with Canadian workplace expectations—focusing on safety, hygiene, ethics, and culturally inclusive client service.

Format

100% Online

self-paced

Duration

35 Hours

4 modules

Curriculum

4 Modules

21 lessons

Credential

Certificate

of Completion

Program Overview

The Professional Makeup, Brows & Beauty Artistry Bridging Program supports internationally trained beauty practitioners,
newcomers, and aspiring professionals in aligning their non-medical beauty service skills with Canadian workplace expectations.
The program emphasizes safe practice, hygiene, professional communication, and inclusive client service in a multicultural Canadian context.

Through four structured modules, learners strengthen knowledge of ethical responsibilities, consent and client rights, sanitation and infection-prevention routines, and salon professionalism—then build practical artistry in makeup fundamentals and advanced brow design aligned with Canadian safety protocols.

Who This Program Is For

Internationally trained beauty professionals and makeup artists
Newcomers preparing to work in Canadian salons, spas, or studios
Brow artists and lash/brow service providers upgrading to Canadian expectations
Freelancers improving professionalism, client communication, and safety practice
Anyone seeking a structured pathway in non-medical beauty services

Practical Benefits

Stronger hygiene, sanitation, and client-safety routines
Clearer understanding of non-medical practice boundaries and ethics
Improved client consultation, consent, and professional communication
Inclusive beauty practice for diverse skin tones, ages, and preferences
More job-ready confidence for Canadian beauty workplaces

What You Will Learn

Professional Foundations

Canadian workplace expectations for beauty services
Client consent, privacy, and ethical responsibilities
Sanitation, infection prevention, and safe product handling

Makeup & Brow Artistry

Color theory, skin tone analysis, face-shape adaptation
Makeup looks (everyday, glamour, bridal) for diverse clients
Brow mapping, shaping, tint/henna/lamination fundamentals, aftercare

Program Structure

Delivery

Online, self-paced learning designed for flexible access and skill-focused progression.

Assessment

Module assessments (quizzes/assignments as applicable) aligned with safe, professional practice expectations.

The curriculum is organized into four modules covering Canadian industry orientation and boundaries, hygiene and safety standards, professional makeup and facial beauty fundamentals, and advanced brow design and enhancement techniques.

Certification

Participants who successfully complete the program receive a Certificate of Completion issued by RHC Global Bridge / Richmond Hill College.

This certificate confirms continuing education and professional training and does not grant a regulated licence or medical authorization.

Career Pathways

Beauty salons, spas, and beauty studios
Retail cosmetics and brand-based beauty advisory roles
Freelance makeup and brow services (subject to local requirements)
Client consultation and service excellence roles in beauty settings

The program does not guarantee employment; it supports readiness and professional alignment with Canadian expectations.

Compliance & Regulatory Statement (Important)

This program is delivered as professional and continuing education.
It covers non-medical beauty services only and does not include medical aesthetics.
It does not grant licensure, certification, or authorization to practice where regulated.
Learners must follow local public-health requirements, employer policies, and product instructions (including patch-test and contraindications where applicable).
This program does not guarantee employment, business outcomes, or licensing outcomes.

Curriculum

4 Sections
21 Lessons
35 Hours

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MODULE 1 – Introduction to the Canadian Beauty Industry
This module introduces students to the structure, expectations, and professional standards of the Canadian beauty and aesthetics industry. Learners will gain an understanding of how internationally trained beauty professionals can transition into the Canadian market, including the non-medical practice boundaries that govern all salon-based services. The module also explores ethical responsibilities, informed consent, client rights, and industry-specific workplace behavior. Special emphasis is placed on communication skills, cultural sensitivity, inclusivity, and adapting beauty services to Canada’s diverse population. By the end of this module, students will understand the professional environment they will work in and the standards they must follow to operate safely and ethically.
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MODULE 2 – Canadian Health, Hygiene & Safety Standards in Beauty Services
This module develops essential makeup artistry skills while incorporating Canadian beauty trends and multicultural client needs. Students will learn professional fundamentals including color theory, skin tone analysis, face-shape adaptation, and corrective makeup techniques. Instruction also covers eye-makeup structure, brow mapping basics, lash lift essentials, and non-medical facial beauty procedures such as skin preparation and surface-level enhancement. Additional focus is placed on creating age-appropriate looks including techniques tailored for mature skin. By the end of this module, learners will be able to design natural, glamour, bridal, and everyday makeup applications that are safe, professional, and suitable for diverse Canadian clients.
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MODULE 3 – Professional Makeup, Facial Beauty & Lash Services
This module develops essential makeup artistry skills while incorporating Canadian beauty trends and multicultural client needs. Students will learn professional fundamentals including color theory, skin tone analysis, face-shape adaptation, and corrective makeup techniques. Instruction also covers eye-makeup structure, brow mapping basics, lash lift essentials, and non-medical facial beauty procedures such as skin preparation and surface-level enhancement. Additional focus is placed on creating age-appropriate looks including techniques tailored for mature skin. By the end of this module, learners will be able to design natural, glamour, bridal, and everyday makeup applications that are safe, professional, and suitable for diverse Canadian clients.
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MODULE 4 – Professional Brow Design & Enhancement Techniques
This module provides in-depth training in professional eyebrow design using principles of facial anatomy, proportion, symmetry, and aesthetic balance. Students will practice essential shaping techniques—including tweezing, waxing, and threading—while following Canadian hygiene and safety standards. The module also covers tinting, brow henna, and lamination procedures, along with contraindications, allergy considerations, and patch-test requirements. Emphasis is placed on achieving natural, proportional results tailored to each client’s facial structure and cultural preferences. The module concludes with aftercare guidelines, maintenance routines, and professional client-safety protocols required for delivering high-quality brow services in Canada.
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Instructor

Soheil Najafi Mehri

17 Students

15 Courses

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0 Students

Lesson:

21 Lessons

Duration: 35 Hours

Quiz:

4 Quizzes

Level: All levels

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