Esthetician Schools near Oklahoma City, OK
If you want to become an esthetician in Oklahoma, Oklahoma City may be the perfect location to begin your career. In a 2016 study conducted by WalletHub regarding the best and worst cities for skin health, Oklahoma City ranked 91st out of 150 cities. This means there is ample opportunity for you to help clients in Oklahoma City improve their skin.
Estheticians in Oklahoma earned a mean salary of $48,140 per year ($23.15 per hour) in 2019. The number of jobs for Oklahoma estheticians is expected to grow 11% between 2016 and 2026, which is as fast as the U.S. average anticipated growth.
Skin care specialists in Oklahoma need 600 hours of training or 1,200 hours of an apprenticeship to become licensed. You must also pass a written exam and a skills exam. If you want to earn your license through training, the schools below will help you acquire your hours and prepare for your exams.
Program: Cosmetology
Program: Cosmetology
Program: Cosmetology
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Academy of Cosmetology, Barbering, and Esthetics – Accredited
Oklahoma City, OK 73159
Francis Tuttle Technology Center - Reno Campus – Accredited
Oklahoma City, OK 73127
The Hair Cafe Cosmetology and Barber College – Accredited
Oklahoma City, OK 73162
You must attend a school that meets any licensure requirements as defined by your state. Most states require that you graduate from an accredited or state-approved school.
Cost of Esthetician Schools in Oklahoma City
In the Oklahoma City area, the range of reported Esthetician schools runs from $1,320 – $12,520, with an average of $6,600.
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