Vega's Academy
Beauty school salon in Vancouver, WA
The academy was founded by Bertha Alicia Vega Saldaña, who trained at Atenas Beauty School in Tepic, Mexico, starting in 1991. She first worked as a stylist at a salon in the Jóvenes chain, then opened her own salon in several locations. She has about 25 years of experience as a stylist.
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The academy was founded by Bertha Alicia Vega Saldaña, who trained at Atenas Beauty School in Tepic, Mexico, starting in 1991. She first worked as a stylist at a salon in the Jóvenes chain, then opened her own salon in several locations. She has about 25 years of experience as a stylist.
In 2007 she opened a beauty school in Tepic, Mexico, called JEALCA, so her teaching background goes back well before the Vancouver academy.
The school's stated mission is to train skilled stylists and beauty professionals in advanced techniques and current styles, with a customer-focused approach that includes professional ethics. Training is hands-on, and schedules are flexible, which suits students who need to fit classes around other commitments.
According to the school, every student it has sent to a state licensing exam since it was founded has passed, and those results led to their licenses. The school also describes itself as the best beauty school in Vancouver, WA, and says its programs are industry-leading and its instructors expert. These are the school's own claims. Interested visitors can book a campus tour online to see the facilities before enrolling.
Training is hands-on with flexible schedules, aimed at advanced technique, current styles, and customer service that includes professional ethics.
Services
Final prices may vary.
Guided tours of the campus, bookable through the website for prospective students.
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Campus Tour Price at booking
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- Highlights
- Programs in cosmetology, barbering, nails, esthetics, hair design and cadet instructor training
- Hands-on training with flexible schedules
- Barbering training described as a 1000-hour program
- Cadet instructor training for students who want to teach
- Campus tours can be booked online
- School reports that past students passed every state licensing exam they took
- Good for
- Students preparing for a state-licensed beauty career
- People who need flexible class schedules
- Prospective students who want to see the campus first
- Future barbers, stylists, nail techs and estheticians
- Aspiring cadet instructors