Question

1. in the context of the career opportunities for licensed cosmetologists, which of the following positions establishes the standard for a salon or manufacturers image? a) artistic director b) manufacturer educator c) specialists d) salon trainers 22. a licensed cosmetologist with six years of experience is the liaison between brand and hairdresser. the cosmetologist also sets the companys standard education that drives sales. in this context, the cosmetologist is most likely a(n) ________. a) manufacturer educator b) cosmetology instructor c) creative director d) education director 23. identify the position that is only obtainable once you have 10 or more years in all facets of hairdressing. a) cosmetology instructor b) salon trainer c) education director d) creative director 24. identify a statement that is most likely true of salon managers. a) they should understand advertising, public relations, promotions, and b) they seldom need to interact with clients. c) they perform high - end services such as haircoloring and hairstyling. d) they seldom need to have an aptitude for math and accounting. 25. which of the following steps should you take to become a successful cosmetologist? a) place your own interests before your clients interests. b) read trade publications. c) avoid participating in online pro - beauty groups. d) focus on theoretical aspects more than practical application of skill

Explanation:

1. A manufacturer educator often sets standards for salons or manufacturers.
2. A manufacturer educator liaises between brand and hairdresser and sets company - standard education for sales.
3. A creative director typically requires 10 or more years in all aspects of hairdressing.
4. Salon managers should understand advertising, public relations, promotions as part of their role.
5. Reading trade publications helps in becoming a successful cosmetologist by staying updated.

Answer:

1. B. manufacturer educator
2. A. manufacturer educator
3. D. creative director
4. A. They should understand advertising, public relations, promotions, and
5. B. Read trade publications.