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 Earl's Academy of Beauty
1107 East Bell Road, #104
Phoenix,
AZ 85022
 Facilities
and Space
Earl's Academy of Beauty originated in 1967
at 33 S. MacDonald in Mesa. Today, after
37 years of training, Earl's now offers
two locations for your career needs. The
Mesa location is in the Fiesta Palms Center
at Alma School and Baseline Road, the Phoenix
location is in the Bell Embarcadero center
at 12th Street and Bell Rd.
Both locations are equipped with three multi-use
classrooms, a dispensary with a wide variety
of products for training use, and a student
lounge with refrigerator, microwave, and
snack machines. Two restrooms are provided.
Student lockers at each station. There is
an Instructors office, Financial Aid office,
Admissions office and Facial room. The central
clinic floor is large, bright, and very
well arranged for traffic and accessibility
to the needed work area. Lighting throughout
is fluorescent, helping to create a salon
like atmosphere that is conductive to appropriate
skill training.
Courses
Earl's Academy of Beauty offer
programs in the following;
- Cosmetology
- Student Instructor
 Admissions
Policy
The school admits as regular students (1)
High School graduates, (2) holder of High
School Graduation Equivalency Certificates
(GED). Earl's Academy of Beauty, in its
admissions and graduation polices, practices
no discrimination on the basis of race,
creed, color, religion, financial status,
country or area of origin of birth or sex.
Phoenix Start Dates
Day
Sessions
December 5 , 2006
February 13, 2007
April 17, 2007
June 19, 2007
August 21, 2007
October 23, 2007
Night Sessions
January 29, 2007
April 30, 2007
August 6, 2007
November 5, 2007
Financial Aid is available to those who
qualify.
Basic Admissions
Requirements
- High School diploma or G.E.D
- Picture ID (Drivers License and Social
Security Card)
- $100.00 Registration Fee
Student Instructor: Basic requirements
and Notarized proof of one years work experience.
Ownership of School
Earl's Academy of Beauty is owned and operated
by April Montes and John Van de Mark, incorporated
as Joy, Etc. Ltd. April and John have been
a part of Earl's Academy since 1982.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Q.
What makes your school different from the
other cosmetology schools?
A. We cannot speak for other schools. What
we do know is that we have an exceptional
staff dedicated to YOU. We are proud to
have literally thousands of hours of combined
experience, youth and innovation within
our instructors. Students do not just learn
the theories behind cosmetology, but actually
perform traditional and contemporary styles
for all types of hair. We use ONLY professional
products for both training and client services.
Through the years, we have developed a system
of training that focuses on the industry,
trends, state board requirements, but most
importantly, YOU.
Q. Does financial
aid cover the cost of training?
A. For almost all students, financial assistance
is available in a variety of forms of federal
education grants and loans. Because Earl’s
is a fully accredited school, we are able
to assist students with understanding and
applying for the funding needed. The majority
of students have their tuition completely
covered though these federal funds. Credit
checks are not required for student loans.
We are always willing to work out payment
plans for those who do not wish to or not
eligible to apply for federal funds.
Q. How long does school take to complete?
A. Although students will begin sessions
on a mutual start date, graduation dates
vary depending on schedules that students
choose as they progress. Students are required
to remain with their beginning class throughout
the Freshman session. Upon completing all
requirements for Freshman class, many students
opt to “excel”. This means that you can
attend additional hours per week thereby
reducing the time in school.
Typical course length is as follows:
Full-time: 1year +10 Days
Part-time: 18 months
Q. How much individual
attention can I expect from instructors?
A. We limit the size of sessions entering.
Class sizes range from 8 to 15 students
respectively. When students complete the
Freshman class and begin services on the
clinic floor, several “floor instructors”
are available for consultation during every
stage of the service being performed.
Q.
Will I have a lot of homework?
A. That is entirely up to you. Cosmetology
is not a field that you can read a book
about and then go cut someone’s hair. You
have to do it. At Earl’s you will participate
in theory as well as applying your skills
to the craft. The key is attendance. If
you are here and participate FULLY, you
will find that the majority of your work
will be completed at school.
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