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Cosmetologist Graphic Designer & Psychologist

Cosmetologist Graphic Designer & Psychologist. Lily Yefremova Ms. Mapes 09/05/12. Graphic Designer. Education/Training High School Diploma or GED; Bachelor’s degree in art or design Many graphic designers get a BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) Degree in the area of design they prefer

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Cosmetologist Graphic Designer & Psychologist

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  1. CosmetologistGraphic Designer&Psychologist Lily Yefremova Ms. Mapes 09/05/12

  2. Graphic Designer Education/Training • High School Diploma or GED; • Bachelor’s degree in art or design • Many graphic designers get a BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) Degree in the area of design they prefer Entry-Level Positions • Graphic designers can find jobs as desktop publishers, junior graphic designers, production artists, prepress technicians, web designers, and production assistants directly out of school. Many printing companies hire self-starters without education and allow them to work their way up.

  3. Cosmetologist Overview • Barbers, hairdressers, and cosmetologists provide hair styling and beauty services.

  4. Cosmetologist Education/Training • Obtain a high school diploma or GED; • Enroll 1,500 hours at a accredited cosmetology or vocational school • You must take and pass both the written and the practical test • Get awarded your cosmetology Licenses • You will still be required to do Continued Education to keep your license

  5. Continued… Usual workday • Dealing with printers/clients • Communicating with suppliers and representatives. • Going through emails, reviewing proofs, drawing out concepts.

  6. Skills and Experience/ Salary • Communication is important • Duties: cutting, styling, coloring, perming, straightening and highlighting. • Know how to cut hair, do make up, everything dealing with nails, facials and got to have patience when people don’t like the cut. • Be able to stay on your feet on your usual workday fixing and washing hair, doing manicures and pedicures. • Pay: The median hourly wage of barbers, hairdressers, and cosmetologists was $10.82 in May 2010.$50, 000 per year

  7. Graphic Designer Graphic designers create effective visual designs for letterheads, posters, billboards, vehicles, presentations, television, movies and other marketing materials.

  8. Skills and Experience • Must be able to use your talents, educating and training to create eye-catching advertising materials, publications, and websites. • Responsible for creating visual masterpieces that concur with the ideas and expectations of their clients • Always provide your clients with the best services by using software that is the most current on the market • Understanding the all technological components of graphic design is most important

  9. Difficulties about this job? • New graphic designers face the most criticism • Perfectionism: Allows a graphic designer to do her best work but can also hold a designer back by forcing the designer to take excessive time to complete a project and making the designer more hesitant to take risks. • Expectations: Clients do not always explain their desires clearly, and making corrections afterward takes more effort and time than getting the project accepted the first time • Deadlines often run tight. • Producing quality work takes time. • Rushing a project will likely be returned for corrections.

  10. Psychologist’s typical workday • Psychologists counsel people who have life or emotional problems. They also study human behavior and mental processes. • Have a high level of job required social interaction. • Work closely with clients. • Communicate on a daily basis by telephone, face-to-face discussions, and emails. • Sometimes deal with angry and rude people who may not agree on suggested changes.

  11. Other software skills… • Assembling story boards • Taking direction • Helping clients express ideas in a concrete way • Multi-tasking • Turning abstract concepts into physical artwork • Aknowledge of the commercial printing process

  12. Salaries • Vary greatly, depending on the position and industry. You may choose to work for yourself and become a freelancer. Printing tends to pay the least, with wages for a Desktop Publisher beginning as low as $8 to $10 per hour and $32-40,00per year. Advertising and the movie industry (animation and DVD splash screens) earn the highest numbers. • There are 386 openings rate through 2018.

  13. What I like about designing “It’s fun how different designs can be interpreted in different ways also how the outcome of the project comes about from a simple idea in your head. I like designing something with cool technology that has come a long way.”

  14. To become Psychologist Education/Training • Have a high school diploma or GED; • Obtain a bachelor’s degree in psychology • Complete an internship if you do counseling • Pass a licensing exam • Ph.D. is required/master’s degree

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