Why Choose the Esthetic Sciences Program?
Esthetic Sciences is a field devoted to health and beauty. Specialists provide clients with specialized skin care treatments and recommendations, and that requires a tremendous level of knowledge, as well as a positive and engaging personality and devoted work ethic. Our Esthetic Sciences program prepares students for a career in the esthetics field by offering students opportunities to build all of these skills. Students work with each other in class and real-world patients in CPTC's student-operated Esthetics Salon, offering the opportunity to see and treat a diverse set of skin types. Our award-winning program ranks among the top in the state for its training, hands-on learning opportunities and one of the highest pass rates at state boards. If you have a passion for health and beauty and a strong work ethic, consider this program and career path.
How Long It Takes:
Esthetic Sciences AAT Degree: 4 Quarters
Master Esthetician Certificate: 3 Quarters*
*The evening Master Esthetician’s Certificate program prepares a currently-licensed esthetician to gain the knowledge and skill set for becoming a master esthetician in the State of Washington. You must be currently licensed by the Washington State Department of Licensing as an esthetician. High school diploma or equivalency required. A mandatory orientation is required before admission to the program.
All program lengths are estimates and are not guarantees.
Potential Careers
SKINCARE SPECIALIST
Median annual pay in Washington:
$42,460 per year
This is not a guarantee of employment or a certain wage. Full career data available at careerinfo.net.
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Meet Your Instructors
Maureen Shields
Bldg 2, Rm 104
253-589-5738
maureen.shields@cptc.edu
Melissa Siedlicki
Melissa graduated from CPTC's Esthetic Sciences Program in 1987, the Esthetics Instructor Cadet Training in 1994, and the Cosmetology program in 1998 and started teaching at CPTC in 1998. She’s also a CIDESCO international diplomat and was one of the key members of the group that worked on the esthetics-licensing law that passed in May 2013.
Bldg 8, Rm 323
253-589-5748
melissa.siedlicki@cptc.edu
Karlee Sorensen
Bldg 8, Rm 323
253-589-5736
karlee.sorensen@cptc.edu
Jennifer Whipple
Bldg 8, Rm 323
253-589-5883
jennifer.whipple@cptc.edu