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Salon Business, Client Retention & Professional Development

Continuing education on pricing and service costing, booking and retention systems, employment classification, insurance and risk, salon operations and career-long professional development.

Course Description

Salon Business, Client Retention & Professional Development is a continuing education course for licensed Illinois beauty professionals. The course covers service costing and pricing, booking systems and cancellation policy, client retention and rebooking, employee versus booth-rental arrangements, records, insurance and risk management, workplace conduct, and building a sustainable career through structured continuing education and skill development.

Learning Objectives

  • Calculate service cost and set pricing that reflects time, product and overhead.
  • Apply booking, deposit and cancellation practices that protect income and clients.
  • Use retention and rebooking practices grounded in service quality and records.
  • Distinguish employment models and their record and tax responsibilities.
  • Identify insurance and risk-management needs for beauty professionals.
  • Apply professional workplace conduct and conflict resolution.
  • Plan continuing education and skill development across a career.

Course Outline

  1. Module 1. Module 1 — Pricing, Costing & Booking

  2. Module 2. Module 2 — Business Models, Records & Risk

  3. Module 3. Module 3 — Retention, Conduct & Career Development

  • Module 1 — Pricing, Costing & Booking (60 minutes)
  • Module 2 — Business Models, Records & Risk (60 minutes)
  • Module 3 — Retention, Conduct & Career Development (60 minutes)

Completion Requirements

  • Complete all 15 required lessons in sequence, submit all required knowledge checks, pass the 20-question final examination with a score of 80% or higher, and submit the program and instructor evaluation.

Examination: 20 multiple-choice questions · 80% to pass · up to 3 attempts. Students who do not reach 80% should review the course materials before retaking the examination.