Hair Design Course
Build the Skills to Start Your Career in Hair Design
Seattle Beauty Academy’s Hair Design Program is a 1,400-hour training program that combines classroom theory with hands-on practice. The program is designed to help students build practical hair design skills, develop professional confidence, and prepare for the Washington State licensing process.
From haircutting and hairstyling to hair care, professional tools, and client-focused techniques, you’ll develop a foundation you can continue building throughout your career.
Full-time students typically complete the program in 9–12 months.
From simple hairstyles to elaborate, complex hairstyles, you will learn how to apply precise and creative hair cutting techniques.
Discover modern hair styling trends, from curly, straight, long, short hair to hairstyles for special occasions such as festivals and weddings.
You will learn how to use specialized tools such as curling irons, straighteners, blow dryers, and effective hair care products to create beautiful, long-lasting hairstyles.
Provides knowledge about hair care, damaged hair restoration, helping you maintain healthy hair for your customers.
Hair Design course at Seattle Beauty Academy is organized with a combination of theory and practice, ensuring that students have a sufficient knowledge base and practical skills:
Theory helps you understand the principles behind professional hair services.
Practical training gives you the opportunity to turn concepts into actual skills.
You’ll practice hair services and styling techniques, work through different approaches, and develop greater control and confidence as your training progresses. The program also includes practice related to the Washington State practical examination.
Hair Design Program requires 1,400 training hours.
The total calendar time needed to complete those hours depends on your weekly attendance and the schedule available to you.
For example:
These examples are only illustrations. Your actual completion timeline depends on your enrollment schedule, attendance, holidays, school calendar, and other program requirements.