CE Instructor - Manicurist (Part-time)

Collin College•Collegeville, PA

17h•Onsite

About The Position

Provide educational instruction to students in Continuing Education non-credit manicuring courses in accordance with the course syllabus, semester schedule, and college mission. Instruction may include day, evening, distance education, weekend, online, and other modalities. The instructor educates and trains students in manicuring, nail technology, and nail care of hands and feet while ensuring compliance with state board requirements. The role combines teaching expertise, technical skills, and professional mentorship to prepare students for careers in the beauty industry.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent.
At least three years of professional manicuring or cosmetology experience.
Active Manicurist or Cosmetology Operator license.
Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills.
Ability to motivate and mentor diverse learners.
Standing for extended periods and hands-on demonstration of cosmetology techniques may be required.
Candidates are subject to a criminal background check.

Nice To Haves

Previous teaching or training experience.

Responsibilities

Teach theoretical and practical lessons in manicuring and nail technology.
Demonstrate proper techniques and safety procedures.
Prepare lesson plans, assignments, and examinations in accordance with the curriculum and licensing standards.
Monitor, evaluate, and record student progress and attendance.
Provide constructive feedback, individual coaching, and mentorship to improve students’ skills and professionalism.
Foster a supportive, professional learning environment that encourages creativity and growth.
Ensure instruction meets state board and institutional requirements.
Assist students in preparing for state board examinations.
Supervise students in the school clinic/salon, ensuring quality client service and adherence to sanitation standards.
Oversee cosmetology supplies and equipment inventory, including establishing PAR stock and assisting with ordering supplies as needed.
Stay current with industry trends, techniques, and state regulations.
Participate in staff meetings, trainings, continuing education, and professional development sessions.
Maintain lab cleanliness and sanitation in accordance with Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation guidelines, and help manage consumable supplies.
Conduct student assessments/testing and educational or vocational goal setting.
Complete daily class attendance rosters and accurately document absences.
Develop and submit learning documentation and course syllabi to the program director for assigned courses.
Maintain familiarity with current textbooks, classroom materials, teaching aids, and techniques; revise course content, methodology, and technology to maintain currency and relevance.
Return college-supplied instructor and student books/materials at the end of each semester.
Prepare and submit student-related forms and documentation for all assigned students within directed timelines.
Complete and submit staff-related forms within directed timelines.
Notify the program director of student support-service needs, document referrals, and maintain confidentiality.
Adhere to college mission, procedures, and regulations, and keep the program director informed of instructional and student activities, results, and concerns.
Perform other duties as assigned and comply with company policies, procedures, and Core Values.