Category: Career tips
July 21, 2017
Why Choose a Career College
For many people, the idea of a traditional college environment means an image of a huge campus full of students studying for degrees that take at least four years to obtain. This, however, is only accurate for some institutions. Other colleges specialize in preparing people for professions like Cosmetology, Massage Therapy, Esthetics, Dental assistant, Paralegal,…
July 18, 2017
Follow your dreams – Teacher Tip from Miss Ayers!
Miss Jessica Ayers, instructor at La’ James International College in Davenport wants to let you in on a little secret… “Come to LJIC & follow your dreams!” ? “I love to see students graduate. I am so proud of them & all their accomplishments!” What would you recommend LJIC?: “This is a great work environment & they…
July 11, 2017
Success people have two beliefs – Teacher Tip from Miss Julie Camp!
Meet Miss Julie Camp from La’ James International College East Moline! See what her favorite quote is… “Almost every successful person begins with two beliefs: The future can be better than the present, & I have the power to make it so!” Thank you Miss Camp for the great quote & for participating in today’s…
June 29, 2017
Never stop learning – Teacher Tip from Miss Winegarden!
Miss Emily Winegarden, Instructor at La’ James International College in Fort Dodge shares some great advice for future Cosmetologists! Thank you Miss Winegarden for the advice & participating in today’s #LjicTeacherTip! Contact a Career Planner to learn more about La’ James International College & upcoming classes. Call 888.880.2108 or visit www.LJIC.edu today! ~ GET CONNECTED! ~…
June 22, 2017
See the potential in others!
Lisa King, owner of Hair Biz Salons in Waterloo, IA shares fantastic advice for Future Professionals. See what she has to say! Thank you Lisa! Contact a Career Planner to learn more about La’ James International College & upcoming classes. Call 888.880.2108 or visit www.LJIC.edu today! ~ GET CONNECTED! ~ Facebook Twitter Instagram
June 16, 2017
How to Talk to Clients in the Salon: Learn to TALK the TALK
Talking to your clients is an essential part of being a successful stylist. By building rapport and communicating effectively, you can create a positive and welcoming environment for your clients. Learn all the secrets of successful communication with your clients in our blog posts. How to build rapport and trust with clients? It might sound…
Habit keeps you going! Teacher tip from Ms. Lindsey
Massage Therapy instructor from La’ James International College Cedar Falls, Ms. Niki Lindsey shares some great advice for students in this week’s Teacher Tip! “Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going!” Thank you Ms. Lindsey for participating in today’s #LjicTeacherTip! Contact a Career Planner to learn more about La’ James…
June 8, 2017
Stop thinking about what could go wrong – Teacher Tip from Mrs. Chaney!
Mrs. Abby Chaney from La’ James International College Iowa City shares some advice for students. Check our her teach tip this week… “Stop thinking about what could go wrong & think about what could go right.” Thank you Mrs. Chaney for participating in this week’s #LjicTeacherTip! Contact a Career Planner to learn more about La’…
June 1, 2017
Do something that makes you happy – Teacher Tip form Mr. Campbell!
Mr. Campbell, Massage Therapy instructor from La’ James International College Des Moines shares one of his favorite tips! Do something that you love & be happy! Learn about the Massage Therapy program today! ➳ https://ljic.edu/massage-therapy/ Contact a Career Planner to learn more about La’ James International College & upcoming classes. Call 888.880.2108 or visit www.LJIC.edu…
May 25, 2017
Explore, Dream & Discover – Tip from Miss. Allison
Today’s Tip comes from Miss. Laura Allison at La’ James International College East Moline! See what great advice she has to share with students! What are your favorite moments while teaching?: “When you can see a student actually get it. When they have been struggling for days trying to do a particular skill and then…