Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy (647-247-2481) has expanded its hybrid learning courses throughout Canada, improving general access to cosmetician training for prospective students in Halifax and other areas.
With the recent announcement, Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy aims to raise national awareness of the cosmetician training courses that are now widely available. Operating in select locations across the country, Dermysk furthers an educational platform designed to take learners through a comprehensive, yet condensed study program.
For more information see https://dermysk.com/pages/academy
The news comes as Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy looks to meet a pressing need in Canada, significantly reducing the time it takes to earn medical aesthetician certification. Its courses are specifically built to comprise the essential skills and learning material needed by today’s clinicians – while remaining flexible enough to balance with full-time work.
In a post-pandemic world, an increased focus on e-learning and remote study continues to impact modern approaches to education and career development. In 2023, women should have the option to learn about the medical aesthetics industry on their own schedule, suggests Dermysk – even if their current life commitments necessitate a compact program of study.
“Our certificate program can be more efficient than a multi-year schooling alternative,” says an academy representative. “With a shorter time frame, students can receive concentrated instruction and hands-on experience that covers the most essential aspects of the field. This can be beneficial for individuals who are looking to quickly acquire the knowledge needed for a career in medical aesthetics.”
Its condensed duration further appeals to those with busy lifestyles – Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy notes that single mothers and working women make up many of its graduates. Learners can easily fit the program’s online modules into their daily or weekly timetables, allowing them to brush up on medical aesthetic components while acquiring new skills.
These modules provide theoretical overviews of the industry’s most effective cosmetic procedures – including laser hair removal options, skin rejuvenation treatments, and Coolsculpting techniques. In addition, remote learners will explore aspects of law, finance, marketing, and business relevant to the medical aesthetics field – potentially propelling future Medspa and clinic careers.
Courses culminate with week-long training segments, taking place at Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy’s nationwide facilities. Under the direction of certified teaching staff, students have the chance to hone their practical skills among peers in a collaborative environment bolstered by small and comfortable class sizes.
One graduate commented: “My experience with Dermysk was outstanding; they offer an extensive array of cosmetic procedures that cater to diverse needs.”
Interested parties in Halifax and other cities around Canada can find additional details regarding Dermsyk Medical Aesthetics Academy and its hybrid study courses at https://dermysk.com/pages/academy