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Aveda Institutes retail and utilize Aveda's plant-based products exclusively in all their educational and merchandising programs and activities. By incorporating Aveda services into all curriculums and clinics, Aveda Institutes develop specially trained, highly qualified graduates to supply the entire network of schools, spas, salons and stores.

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Casal Aveda Institute does not guarantee job placement but many graduates will have priority placement in the Aveda network and many high-end salons. The Aveda network is built on relationships, common values, a mutual respect for the environment, a shared passion for the best creative and technical work, and nurturing high touch care.

Casal Aveda Institute will help you gain the knowledge that you will need with bi-annual career fairs, career days and self-promotional instruction..

We will work with you on on one to find the best salon fit and career placement for you and see your vision become a reality.

Learn more about the job opportunities and work environment for Aveda professionals by visiting Get Connected, a directory of career-focused Aveda salons and spas listings

Job Demand in the Cosmetology Industry

According to the NACCAS (National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences) 2003 Job Demand Survey....There were more than 1,600,000 professionals working in more than 312,000 beauty salons, skin care salons, spas and nail salons in January of 2003. Since 1999:

The number of salon professionals is up 21%
The number of salons is up 5.6%
The number of new hires is up 37%

56% of salon owners report that they have job openings. More than 572,000 open positions were filled in 2002 with both experienced salon professionals changing positions (73%) and with inexperienced professionals with less than 1 year experience (27%). The supply does not appear to be keeping up with the demand. Approximately 3 out of every 4 salon owners who looked for new employees in 2002 reported difficulty finding qualified personnel.

According to the United States Department of Labor; employment of hairdressers, hairstylists, cosmetologists, skin care specialists and shampoo technicians is projected to grow between 10-20 percent through year 2010. Employment of manicurists and pedicurists is expected to increase 21-35 percent over the same period.

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Money magazine recently ranked hair stylist/cosmetologist as one of the 50 hottest jobs in America in their listing of the fastest-growing, most desirable jobs to have through the year 2005.

Aveda Employment

Aveda corporate jobs
At Aveda, you'll find a strong sense of teamwork and you'll be challenged with new opportunities. Due to our commitment to the environment, we hire individuals who share this same respect and request that resumes be sent by one transmission method only—fax, mail or e-mail.

Jobs at Aveda Experience Centers
View our list of Aveda Experience Center jobs and information on where to send your resume.

Aveda distributors and affiliates
The Aveda network has positions throughout the world. View our list of Aveda distributors and affiliates to find a job near you.

Opportunities in the Aveda Salon/Spa Network
Concept Salons / Spas / Experience Centers have many opportunities for licensed professionals, graduates and team members.

Casal Aveda Institute
6000 Mahoning Avenue
Austintown, Ohio 44515
Phone: 330-792-6504
Fax: 330-792-6509
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Learning in Las Vegas

In Business, Las Vegas April 28 – May 4, 2006

Nail techs in demand throughout Las Vegas.
By Cristina Rodriguez

It may be surprising that nail technicians can make $40,000 in their first you of work and $60,000 with a couple of years in hand.

The fallout is that Las Vegas high-end salons are battling an image, created by an influx of discounts shops that nail work doesn’t pay much. An owner in one local chain says she’s having trouble filling the positions for nail techs, but not for other positions.

License figures from the Nevada Board of Cosmetology depict a rapid boom. Since 2003, the number of nail-only salons has grown 32 percent to 679. The number of manicurists, 3267, jumped 11 percent in the past three years. The same period saw a 15 percent rise in nail salons in the state, to 1951 and a 6 percent increase in manicurists, to 5338.

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