Good luck DaVaria, we all got your back. I am reporting this on the
national level. Don' t worry, I won' t mention your name.
There will definitely be a change.
On Feb 13, 2013 8:49 PM, "CloserToMyDreams" <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Oh wow, Katherine, that is exactly how my day goes at school. I'm located
> in North Louisiana, specifically Monroe/West Monroe is where my school is
> located.  I live in Grambling, LA and commute 30 miles Tues - Sat for
> school. If there is anyone in this area, I would greatly appreciate your
> help. I am so happy that I received the responses to my request and I will
> definitely be attending the Premier Show in Orlando. I recently relocated
> "home" from South Florida so Orlando is a great trip for me.
>
> I've definitely thought of reporting the school to the State Board but
> AFTER I graduate just so that I don't receive any retaliation. When I
> enrolled, the owner and staff tried to convince me to get a cosmetology
> license so I "could do everything." I told them that I wasn't interested
> and that nails was my passion, not hair, which is what they generally focus
> on at the school. I received the most confused looks.  He also stated that
> they are thinking of getting rid of their nail tech program and they really
> should do that.  It's not a quality program.  I've attached a pic of my
> corner at school. The client chair is part of a high dryer.  The hair dryer
> was removed. My pedicure basin, Homemedics, no longer works so to prevent a
> tripping hazard I cut the cord. There is a tight rule that says students
> must complete 5 doll heads and come to school for 5 hours on Saturday to
> receive services. I don't see many clients and they don't offer L&P at the
> school to clients so the only time I get to practice L&P is on another
> student but they have to meet that criteria. I do have a student instructor
> who said I can practice on her but the other day, I guess the head
> instructor wasn't too pleased with her so I was unable to do an enhancement
> on her.  C'est la vie.
>
> Thank you again and I will definitely follow up with Tammy Taylor and
> Young Nails. I'm not giving up!!!
>
> DeVaria
>
> On Tuesday, February 12, 2013 10:39:49 PM UTC-6, CloserToMyDreams wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone!
>> I have been in nail tech school for 4 months. Sadly, the school is more
>> geared towards cosmetology and just has a nail tech program in name only. I
>> have accumulated 350 hours of the 600 needed for graduation. I was shown
>> how to apply tips one time and left alone. I read chapters in my book then
>> take a test. The school doesn't allow acrylics to be done on clients nor
>> does it have supplies to teach me gel, etc. A lot of the things I have
>> learned have been from youtube. I'm basically accruing hours just to be
>> able to sit for boards. I've looked at the CND website to locate classes
>> near me but the site doesn't list any courses in Louisiana or the
>> surrounding areas.  I really need a mentor but I'm unsure how to go about
>> doing that, especially since I can't work outside the school without a
>> license.  Any suggestions as to how I can get better since my instructors
>> aren't attentive? I purchased the more expensive nail kit hoping to get
>> more supplies.  It's a nail kit by OPI and includes the Absolute system and
>> the odor-free system.  It has tips from the perfection collection and I
>> have found them to be difficult to work with because they are so high.  I
>> believe, from reading, that it is the c-curve that is giving me issues.  I
>> even asked the head instructor to review my kit with me and she said, "once
>> you see one kit you see them all." There have been times when she was
>> unable to refer to the eponychium or other nail anatomy correctly. I feel
>> like I am in an independent course.  :-(
>>
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