How to make a career in Cosmetology? Which MBA specialization is good for me?

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2014-01-13 19:08:19

You may either choose TQM (Total Quality Management) or 'Operations' if you want ot be technically involved in a cosmetic manufacturing concern.

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Shivangi Gupta | Contributor-Level 9

2014-01-14 10:27:13

Hi,
Thanks for the tag Manmeet Kaur50173 .
1)
After completing B.Sc Nursing, there are many course options available to build a career in your desired field. You may go for :
-M.Sc Nursing
-MBA in Hospital Management
-MPH (Public Health)
But, as you have shown interest in MBA, you may opt for MBA in Hospital Management.
2)
In order to pursue MBA health / hospital management from AICTE approved institutes and recognized universities you need to have Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University. You need to sit for the entrance exam. Some colleges might require MBA entrance exam scores.
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Manmeet Kaur | Guide-Level 12

2014-01-14 10:16:02

Hi,
* Cosmetologists may be Medical professionals and Non-medical professionals. Even though both of them in the broad sense do the same job basically, they possess completely different qualifications and methods of application.
* To be a Medical Cosmetologist or Cosmetic Dermatologist one needs to have a Post graduate degree in Dermatology (MD or diploma/DNB) after MBBS.
* To be a Non-Medical Cosmetologist one does not need any professional qualifications as such, besides good hands on experience. With keen interest and inclination in beauty care one can enter the field after completing schooling.
* Job Prospects :
Cosmetologists can

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Hi,
* Cosmetologists may be Medical professionals and Non-medical professionals. Even though both of them in the broad sense do the same job basically, they possess completely different qualifications and methods of application.
* To be a Medical Cosmetologist or Cosmetic Dermatologist one needs to have a Post graduate degree in Dermatology (MD or diploma/DNB) after MBBS.
* To be a Non-Medical Cosmetologist one does not need any professional qualifications as such, besides good hands on experience. With keen interest and inclination in beauty care one can enter the field after completing schooling.
* Job Prospects :
Cosmetologists can get jobs in cosmetic companies or industries. Cosmetic companies like Revlon, Lakme offer a number of opportunities as beauty executives, cosmetologists and even beauty advisors or consultants.
Another opportunity in Cosmetic firms is as a salesperson in order to promote products.
Beauty saloons, spas, resorts and star hotels are some other areas one could get a job after becoming a Cosmetologist.
Experienced cosmetologists, especially make up artists & hair stylists are in great demand in the fashion, advertising, film, television and theatre industry.
Beauty care specialists can work with beauty parlours ranging from luxurious salons at five star hotels to commercial establishments and small, intimate owner-run parlours.
A beginner in this field can work under an experienced beautician, which helps to gain a tremendous amount of experience and to keep in touch with new developments.
After gaining the requisite experience, one could set up their own beauty saloons or clinics.
To open their own parlour, one need thorough professional knowledge of beauty culture, sufficient funds, an accessible location, quality equipment and materials and dollops of business sense.
One can also be appointed as instructors in health clubs and allied fields or teach in Cosmetology schools.
One can even work as a Consultant Cosmetology expert in newspapers, magazines and web publishers.

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Hi, * Cosmetologists may be Medical professionals and Non-medical professionals. Even though both of them in the broad sense do the same job basically, they possess completely different qualifications and methods of application. * To be a Medical Cosmetologist or Cosmetic Dermatologist one needs to have a Post graduate degree in Dermatology (MD or diploma/DNB) after MBBS. * To be a Non-Medical Cosmetologist one does not need any professional qualifications as such, besides good hands on experience. With keen interest and inclination in beauty care one can enter the field after completing schooling. * Job Prospects : Cosmetologists can get jobs in cosmetic companies or industries. Cosmetic companies like Revlon, Lakme offer a number of opportunities as beauty executives, cosmetologists and even beauty advisors or consultants. Another opportunity in Cosmetic firms is as a salesperson in order to promote products. Beauty saloons, spas, resorts and star hotels are some other areas one could get a job after becoming a Cosmetologist. Experienced cosmetologists, especially make up artists & hair stylists are in great demand in the fashion, advertising, film, television and theatre industry. Beauty care specialists can work with beauty parlours ranging from luxurious salons at five star hotels to commercial establishments and small, intimate owner-run parlours. A beginner in this field can work under an experienced beautician, which helps to gain a tremendous amount of experience and to keep in touch with new developments. After gaining the requisite experience, one could set up their own beauty saloons or clinics. To open their own parlour, one need thorough professional knowledge of beauty culture, sufficient funds, an accessible location, quality equipment and materials and dollops of business sense. One can also be appointed as instructors in health clubs and allied fields or teach in Cosmetology schools. One can even work as a Consultant Cosmetology expert in newspapers, magazines and web publishers.

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