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23 de November de 2024

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Beauty Market for Young People: First Job Opportunities and Professional Growth  

The beauty industry offers excellent first-job opportunities for young people, with growing areas like hairdressing, manicure, makeup, and barbering.  

The beauty market in Brazil is one of the largest globally, representing about 4% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This sector stands out not only for its economic relevance but also for its ability to generate job opportunities for thousands of Brazilians, especially for young people seeking their first job.  

Amid a high unemployment rate among people aged 18 to 24—reaching 15.3%, according to IBGE—the beauty industry emerges as a promising alternative for those who want to start their professional journey.  

The Beauty Market and Its Opportunities  

The beauty sector in Brazil has shown continuous growth and, as a result, an increasing demand for skilled professionals in various specialties. Services such as hairdressing, barbering, makeup, manicure, pedicure, eyelash extensions, and eyebrow design are among the most sought-after in the country, opening a vast array of opportunities for young people.  

In addition to being an excellent first-job option, the beauty industry is accessible, as many of these services can be started with low investment costs, especially for those beginning as freelancers or starting their own business. Flexible schedules and growth potential make this sector an attractive choice for those seeking not just stability but also the chance to become entrepreneurs.  

Professional Training Courses  

The Instituto Ramacrisna, in partnership with companies such as Petrobras through the Petrobras Socio-environmental program and NTS, stands out for offering courses that prepare young people to excel in the beauty market. Training options include:  

-Hairdressing: Courses covering everything from cutting and coloring to the latest hairstyle trends.  

-Barbering: Specialized training in men’s haircuts and beard care, which have become increasingly popular.  

Makeup: Techniques for serving different client types and occasions, with a focus on professionalization.  

Manicure and pedicure:Courses teaching everything from basic nail care to advanced design techniques, polish applications, and treatments.  

Braiding:Specialized training in braids and Afro hairstyles, a rapidly growing segment in Brazil.  

Eyebrow design: Courses focused on eyebrow shaping, a high-demand area for those looking for a market edge.  

These courses not only teach technical skills but also develop competencies like customer service, marketing strategies, and small business management—essential for those who want to stand out and grow in the industry.  

 Advantages of the Beauty Market for Young Workers  

The beauty industry offers several advantages for young people seeking job opportunities:  

  1. Accessibility: The beauty market has a low barrier to entry, enabling beginners to start their careers with relatively low investments.  
  2. Flexible schedules: Many professionals work independently or open their own salons, offering flexibility.  

3.High demand: Beauty services are always in demand, ensuring a constantly expanding market, even during economic downturns.  

  1. Growth potential: With specialization and continued education, professionals can increase their earnings and build a loyal client base.  

These advantages make the beauty sector an excellent option for young people looking to start a solid and promising career.  

The beauty market offers more than just a first-job opportunity. It opens doors for young people to become skilled professionals with opportunities for growth and entrepreneurship. With the training provided by **Instituto Ramacrisna**, they can enter this competitive market and achieve success.  

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