The program prepares students to perform haircuts, treatments, styling, and coloring, and provides a complete kit to kickstart their careers

Cutting, moisturizing, reconstructing, styling, and changing hair color are some of the activities that are part of a hairstylist’s daily routine. The profession requires technical knowledge, creativity, and attention to each client’s needs, but it also offers various career paths for those who wish to build a career in the beauty industry. That’s why a free hairstyling course can be the first step toward learning the techniques of the profession and carving out a niche in the job market.

Beyond working in traditional salons, those who are qualified can work independently, provide in-home services, open their own business, or seek opportunities at events, for example. The variety of possibilities allows each professional to develop their career path according to their skills and goals. Why take a free hairdressing course?

The beauty industry offers a diverse market, with opportunities both for those who wish to work in salons and for those who intend to start their own businesses. Training in hairdressing allows you to develop knowledge that can be applied to a range of services, from haircuts and blowouts to hair treatments and makeovers.

Specialization also broadens opportunities. Beauty salons, hotels, events, television productions, film sets, and photo shoots, for example, are some of the settings where these professionals are in demand.

How much does a hairstylist earn?

Compensation varies depending on experience, region, work schedule, and employment status. In Brazil, the average monthly salary for a hairdresser with a formal employment contract ranges from R$ 1,638.20 to R$ 1,795.52. In Belo Horizonte, the average can range from R$ 1,897.95 to R$ 2,003.06, according to Portal Salário.

For those who work as self-employed professionals, earnings depend mainly on the number of clients, the prices charged, and the services offered. Beginners can earn between R$ 1,500 and R$ 3,000 per month. Those with an established client base or their own salon, on the other hand, can earn from R$ 6,000 to over R$ 10,000 per month.

Investing in professional development and offering specialized services are strategies for expanding career opportunities and attracting new clients.

Where can you take a free hairdressing course?

The Ramacrisna Institute offers a free hairdressing course for residents of specific areas in Betim, Ibirité, and Sarzedo. The classes are part of the “Building the Future” project, carried out in partnership with Petrobras through the Petrobras Socio-Environmental Program. The training is in-person, consists of 160 class hours, and requires completion of elementary school.

During the classes, participants learn how to organize the workspace and work processes, clean and style hair, moisturize and repair hair strands, perform haircuts, and alter hair structure and color. At the end of the training, each student receives a complete kit to take their first steps in the profession.

Spots are primarily reserved for people between the ages of 18 and 45. If the class does not reach maximum capacity, candidates from other age groups may also be accepted.

Ramacrisna’s free hairdressing course is an opportunity to turn an interest in the beauty industry into professional knowledge and expand opportunities for earning an income. Want to participate? Stay updated on the Ramacrisna Institute’s professional training opportunities, learn more, and sign up.