Program Overview

Beauty & Hair Styling (Canadian Standards) • Hybrid

Canadian Workplace-Ready Hair Styling (Hybrid Program)

A hybrid workplace-readiness program designed for newcomers and aspiring beauty practitioners to build foundational, non-medical hair styling skills aligned with Canadian salon expectations—focusing on hygiene,
safety, professional communication, and culturally inclusive client service. Live sessions are demonstration-based and observation-focused.

Format

Hybrid

Self-paced + Live Demos

Duration

40 Hours

workplace readiness

Curriculum

4 Modules

23 lessons

Credential

Certificate

of Completion

Program Overview

This program supports newcomers and aspiring beauty practitioners in aligning foundational hair styling
knowledge with Canadian salon workplace expectations. The curriculum emphasizes safe practice, hygiene,
professional communication, client consultation, and inclusive service in a multicultural Canadian context.

Through four structured modules, learners develop professional foundations, hygiene and safety routines,
and observe live demonstrations of basic hair styling techniques (brushing, blow-dry basics, simple updos)
as well as professional haircut workflows. The program is intended for workplace readiness and foundational exposure.

Who This Program Is For

Newcomers preparing to enter Canadian salon environments
Aspiring beauty practitioners seeking foundational exposure
Individuals exploring entry-level salon support or junior roles
Freelancers/content creators needing basic hair styling knowledge
Anyone seeking workplace readiness in non-medical hair styling services

Practical Benefits

Stronger hygiene, sanitation, and client-safety routines
Clear understanding of scope of practice and professional boundaries
Improved client consultation and professional communication
Foundational exposure to hair styling aligned with Canadian standards
Greater confidence in Canadian salon workplace expectations

What You Will Learn

Professional Foundations

Canadian salon workplace expectations and professional conduct
Client consultation, consent, privacy, and ethical responsibilities
Hygiene, infection prevention, and safe tool handling
Cultural sensitivity and inclusive client service

Hair Styling & Observation

Hair types, textures, and client assessment (theory)
Tools and products for basic hair styling (non-chemical)
Brushing, blow-dry basics, and simple updos (demo-based)
Observation of professional haircut workflows and tool safety
Aftercare basics and professional boundaries

Program Structure

Canadian Salon Orientation & Professional Boundaries
Hygiene, Safety & Tool Handling Standards
Foundational Hair Styling Techniques (Observation-Based)
Haircut Demonstration Workshops & Workplace Integration

Certification

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

This certificate confirms professional development and workplace readiness training and does not grant professional hairstyling certification,
licensure, or authorization to practice regulated beauty services.

Career Pathways

Beauty salons and studios (entry-level support or junior roles, subject to employer requirements)
Retail cosmetics and brand-based beauty advisory roles
Freelance styling for events and content creation (subject to local requirements)
Client consultation and service excellence roles in beauty settings

Compliance & Regulatory Statement (Important)

This program is delivered as professional and continuing education.
It covers non-medical, non-chemical hair styling services only and does not include medical aesthetics.
It does not grant licensure, certification, or authorization to practice where services are regulated.
Practical components are demonstration-based and observation-focused; hands-on haircutting on live models is not part of this program.
Learners must follow local public-health requirements, employer policies, and product instructions (including heat-tool safety).
This program does not guarantee employment, business outcomes, or licensing outcomes.

Curriculum

4 Sections
23 Lessons
40 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
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MODULE 3 – Basic Hair Styling Techniques (Foundations – Hybrid)
This module introduces foundational, non-chemical hair styling techniques aligned with Canadian salon workplace standards. Learners develop theoretical understanding and observe demonstrations of brushing, blow-dry basics, and simple updos, with a strong focus on hygiene, tool safety, and client consultation. Practical components are demonstration-based and designed for workplace readiness and safe practice.
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MODULE 4 – Haircut Demonstration Workshop (Observation-Based – Hybrid)
This module provides learners with foundational knowledge of haircut structures and professional workflows through guided observation and demonstration. The focus is on understanding basic haircut concepts, tool handling, safety protocols, and professional boundaries in Canadian salon environments. Practical components are observation-based only and do not include hands-on haircutting on live models.
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Instructor

Giti Hashemi

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Giti Hashemi is a professional hairstylist and hair color specialist with over 30 years of experience in the beauty industry. She has extensive expertise in professional haircutting, hairstyling, advanced hair coloring, highlights, balayage, and elegant updos for special occasions. She is known for her attention to detail, creativity, and ability to provide personalized styling services that enhance clients’ confidence and appearance.

She has many years of experience managing and operating professional beauty services and working with a wide range of clients. Currently based in Canada, she provides professional hairstyling services and applies modern salon techniques while maintaining high standards of client care and hygiene.

As an instructor in the Canadian Workplace-Ready Hair Styling (Hybrid Program), she focuses on practical salon skills, professional styling techniques, and effective client consultation methods aligned with Canadian workplace expectations, helping learners build confidence and readiness for careers in the beauty industry.

Giti Hashemi

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23 Lessons

Duration: 40 Hours

Quiz:

4 Quizzes

Level: All levels

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