School Information
Salon Service Rates
Salon Services are available to the public. Appointments and Walk-ins are welcome!
Permanent WavingPermanent Wave - $30.50 Chemical RelaxersVirgin Hair - $35.00 ConditionersInstant Conditioners - $1.50 Hair ColorAccent Foiling (each) - $3.00
Please Note:Prices subject to increase based on hair length, thickness and condition. All services performed by students under supervision of licensed instructor. Your products or ours: Same Price. |
Hair CutsHair Cut - $10.00 Shampoo and StylesShampoo Only - $2.00 Facial ServicesFacials - $15.00 ManicuresRegular Manicure - $10.00 |
School Calendar
STARTING DATES FOR ALL PROGRAMS OFFERED
All programs start on the first Tuesday of each month.
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
(3 days for Christmas), New Years Day, July 4th and Thanksgiving
SCHOOL HOURS
The school is open five (5) days a week. Tuesday through Saturday
8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., with thirty (30) minutes for lunch
SCHOOL CLOSURES
Students will be notified of unexpected closure due to extenuating circumstances by local television station and/or personal phone calls from the instructors.
Electrology Program
OBJECTIVE
To train and develop students to be proficient in the practice of removing superfluous hair.
Not available at the Batesville location.
OCCUPATIONS FOR WHICH TRAINING IS PROVIDED
Electrologist, Electrologist Salon Owner
This Program in Electrology consists of the following curriculum:
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Cosmetologist |
Unlicensed |
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Sterilization, Sanitation Bacteriology |
25 hours |
50 hours |
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Hair |
20 hours |
40 hours |
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Disorders – Skin & Hair |
20 hours |
40 hours |
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Electricity |
25 hours |
50 hours |
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Electrology |
150 hours |
200 hours |
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State Law |
10 hours |
20 hours |
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Skin |
25 hours |
50 hours |
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Neurology & Angiology |
20 hours |
40 hours |
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Development of Practice |
15 hours |
30 hours |
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Instructor Discretion |
40 hours |
80 hours |
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Program Time |
350 hours, 3 months, 8 ½ weeks, 44 days |
600 hours, 4 months, 15 weeks, 75 days |
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Theory Instruction (minimum) |
43 hours |
75 hours |
TUITION
|
Application Fee (non-refundable) |
$50.00 |
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Enrollment Fee |
$150.00 |
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Books and Lab Fees |
$450.00 |
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Tuition |
$4398 (350 hours), $6000 (600 hours) |
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Total Cost |
$5048 (350 hours), $6650 (600 hours) |
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State Board Registration Fee |
$20.00 |
Manicuring Program
OBJECTIVE
To train students in manicuring and pedicuring skills, business management, and effective human relations.
OCCUPATIONS FOR WHICH TRAINING IS PROVIDED
Manicurist Salon Owner, Manicurist Salon Manager, Sales Representative, Platform Technician.
This Program in Manicuring consists of the following curriculum:
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Health, Sanitation and Infection Control |
75 hours |
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Related Sciences |
75 hours |
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Manicuring and Pedicuring |
200 hours |
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Advanced Nail Technology |
200 hours |
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Career Development |
50 hours |
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Program Time |
600 hours, 4 months, 75 days, 15 weeks |
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Theory Instruction (minimum) |
75 hours |
TUITION
|
Application Fee (non-refundable) |
$50.00 |
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Enrollment Fee |
$150.00 |
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Books and Equipment Kit |
$400.00 |
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Tuition |
$4,000.00 |
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Total Cost |
$4,600.00 |
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State Board Registration Fee |
$20.00 |
Esthetician Program
OBJECTIVE
To train students in the areas of skin care, skin disorders, facial structure, and facial make-up.
Not available at the Batesville location.
OCCUPATIONS FOR WHICH TRAINING IS PROVIDED
Esthetician, Make-up Artist.
This Program in Esthetics consists of the following curriculum:
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Chemistry |
40 hours |
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Physiology |
35 hours |
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Bacteriology and Sanitation |
35 hours |
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Introduction to Skin Care |
45 hours |
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Skin Care |
150 hours |
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Make-up and Corrective Make-up |
50 hours |
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Eye Brow and Lashes |
40 hours |
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Hair Removal (Superfluous Hair) |
40 hours |
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Safety Precautions |
20 hours |
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Professional and personality Development |
20 hours |
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Management |
20 hours |
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Salesmanship |
15 hours |
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State Law |
10 hours |
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Testing Evaluation |
15 hours |
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Instructors Discretion |
65 hours |
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Program Time |
600 hours, 4 months, 15 weeks, 75 days |
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Theory Instruction (minimum) |
75 hours |
TUITION
|
Application Fee (non-refundable) |
$50.00 |
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Enrollment Fee |
$150.00 |
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Books and Lab Fees |
$450.00 |
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Tuition |
$4398 (350 hours), $6000 (600 hours) |
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Total Cost |
$5048 (350 hours), $6650 (600 hours) |
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State Board Registration Fee |
$20.00 |
Teacher Trainee Program
Teacher Trainee Program
(Must be a Licensed Cosmetologist)
OBJECTIVE
This program is designed to prepare students for teaching the curriculum in all subjects offered in the cosmetology license program.
OCCUPATIONS FOR WHICH TRAINING IS PROVIDED
Cosmetology, Manicuring, Skin Care, Advance Cosmetology, Platform Work.
This program in Teacher Training consists of the following curriculum:
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Required Preparatory Training |
50 hours |
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Class Attendance |
100 hours |
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Conducting Theory Classes |
50 hours |
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Conducting Practical Classes |
300 hours |
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Methods of Keeping Student Records |
10 hours |
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Individual Training/Practice Cosmetology Program Time |
600 hours, 4 months, 75 days, 15 weeks |
TUITION
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Application Fee (non refundable) |
$50.00 |
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Enrollment Fee |
$150.00 |
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Books and Lab Fees |
$450.00 |
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Tuition |
$6,000.00 |
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Total Cost |
$6,650.00 |
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State Board Regulation Fee |
$20.00 |
Cosmetology Program

We train students skills in Cosmetology with sound business management techniques and effective human relations. We train successful Cosmetologists. Our philosophy for training successful practitioners in the cosmetology field is to provide students with professional teachers with imagination, creativity, and ingenuity in their application in professional training. The alert, interest teacher is always a "learner" as today's vocational teacher is not only a technician in the field of Cosmetology, but also a highly skilled and trained person who will continually seek to improve their methods, materials, and profession. It is with sincere intentions to train students of cosmetology to preform with competency and dedication. The academic and career standards are maintained to assure the student of superior capability in their training. The curriculum is kept flexible enough to allow for new procedures and techniques, as they are developed, yet solid enough to maintain high academic standards. The final goal is, of course, to graduate students who will secure and retain employment and advance in their profession.
OBJECTIVE
To train and develop students in the areas of Cosmetology skills, sound business management techniques and effective human relations.
OCCUPATIONS FOR WHICH TRAINING IS PROVIDED
Cosmetologist, Salon Owner, Salon Manager, Platform Technician, Manicurist, Make-up Artist, Sales Representative.
The program of Cosmetology shall consist of the following curriculum:
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Hygiene and Sanitation |
80 hours |
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Related Sciences |
120 hours |
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Manicuring |
100 hours |
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Hairdressing |
1000 hours |
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Cosmetic Therapy |
100 hours |
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Salesmanship & Management |
50 hours |
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Shop Department |
50 hours |
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Program Time |
1500 hours, 187 ½ days, 37 ½ weeks, 9 months |
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Theory Instruction (minimum) |
180 hours |
TUITION
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Application Fee (non-refundable) |
$50.00 |
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Enrollment Fee |
$150.00 |
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Books and Equipment Kit |
$625.00 |
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Tuition |
$10,000.00 |
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Total Cost |
$10,825.00 |
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State Board Registration Fee |
$20.00 |
Admission Policy
Any student who is accepted for enrollment in school must present the following document and fee, prior to enrollment date, for all programs:
1. Proof the student is beyond the age compulsory school attendance in Arkansas (if under 18, birth certificate is required)
2. A High School Diploma, GED or Transcript
3. Social Security Card
4. Photo Identification
5. $20 State Registration Fee
6. Teacher Training Students must hold a license in Cosmetology
NOTE: This school, under its admission policy, does not recruit students attending or admitted to another school offering a similar program of study.
Course Objective
Our philosophy for training successful practitioners in the cosmetology field is to provide students with professional teachers with imagination, creativity, and ingenuity in their application in professional training. The alert, interest teacher is always a "learner" as today's vocational teacher is not only a technician in the field of Cosmetology, but also a highly skilled and trained person who will continually seek to improve their methods, materials, and profession. It is with sincere intentions to train students of cosmetology to preform with competency and dedication. The academic and career standards are maintained to assure the student of superior capability in their training. The curriculum is kept flexible enough to allow for new procedures and techniques, as they are developed, yet solid enough to maintain high academic standards. The final goal is, of course, to graduate students who will secure and retain employment and advance in their profession.
Instructors' Training
Teachers
of Bee Jay's Hairstyling Academy, Inc. teach by lecturing,
demonstrating and having students perform under their supervision.
Students do not learn a skill when a teacher performs the skill for
them. Therefore, the students, with the guidance and supervision of
highly skilled and trained teachers, do all the work on the clinic
floor. The teachers formalize the course of instruction through the
medium of careful occupational analysis, and seek to include all the
necessary skills and information needed for success in the training of
students.
Methods of Use
Classroom
Lectures and Demonstratives (Theory), Laboratory Instructions and
Supervision Filed Trips, Evaluation and Advising, Academic Classes in
Each Subject, Clinic Operations.
The school is equipped with
Audio-visual training aids, tapes and CD's. However, they do not replace
the classroom instructor, only assist by improving on the lesson to be
learned.
Staff
Terry Yarbrogh
Cosmetology License, AR Instructor License, Financial Aid Administrator, Advanced Training: local and national, Owner/President/Director/Instructor 1986-Current.
Alveda Traylor
Cosmetology License, AR Instructor License, Electrolysis License, Electrolysis Instructor, AR Fashion Member Officer, AR State Board of Cosmetology, Advanced Training: national and local, Instructor 1948-Current, 30 years of Service.
Teresa Pontzius
Cosmetology License, AR Instructor License, Financial Aid Assistance, Advanced Training: local and national, Batesville location Director/Instructor 1997-Current.
Natalie Stewart
Cosmetology License, AR Instructor License, Advanced Training: local and national, Instructor 2005-Current.
Brandy Hoofman
Cosmetology License, AR Instructor License, Financial Aid Assistance, Advance Training: local and national, Instructor 2008-Current
Mattie Woods
Cosmetology License, AR Instructor License, Arkansas State Board Examiner, Advanced Training in Make up, 1965-Current
Accreditation
A Private Institution
Accredited by The National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences located at 4401 Ford Avenue, Suite 1300, Alexandria, VA 22302 (703) 600-7600.
The National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences is recognized by the United States Department of Education as a national accrediting agency for postsecondary schools and programs of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences.
CERTIFIED BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
FOUNDER: Betty J. Yarbrough 1933-2009
Cosmetology License 1953-2008, AR Instructor License 1973-2008, Electrolysis Instructor 1974-2008, President AHCA 1984-1988, AR School Owners Association 1986, AR Fashion Member 1978-2008 Officer, AR State Board of Cosmetology 1984-1999, Advance Training: local, national and abroad 1984-1999.
Our Locations
1907 Hinson Loop
Little Rock, AR 72212
(501) 224-2442
(Main Campus)
130 West Main
Batesville, AR 72501
(870) 793-3898
(Branch Campus)