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Beauty School in Vienna, VA: AVI Career Training Programs
Looking for a beauty school in Vienna, VA? AVI Career Training offers accredited cosmetology, esthetics, massage therapy, nail tech programs & more. Apply today.
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Is Medical Assistant Training Worth It? What Virginia Students Should Know [Coming Soon]
Weighing medical assistant training in Virginia? Discover costs, timelines, and faster healthcare-adjacent career paths at AVI Career Training in Vienna, VA.
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Esthetics School in Northern Virginia: What to Look For
Choosing an esthetics school in Northern Virginia? Learn Virginia’s licensing requirements, what accreditation means, and why AVI Career Training stands out.
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Why Great Paying Jobs Skip College Requirements
Summary: The landscape of great paying jobs is shifting fast. Employers across beauty, wellness, and skilled trades are dropping four-year degree requirements for hands-…
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Esthetics School in Northern Virginia — Get Licensed in Months, Not Years
Become a licensed esthetician in Virginia in months. COE-accredited esthetics program in Vienna, VA. Financial aid available. GI Bill® accepted. Apply today.
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How to Become a Massage Therapist in Virginia
Learn the exact steps to get your massage therapy license in Virginia — hours required, the MBLEx exam, salary data, and how AVI Career Training can get you there fast.
Best Paying Jobs in Beauty and Wellness
Summary: The best paying jobs aren’t always hidden behind a bachelor’s degree. In Fairfax County’s thriving beauty and wellness industry, trained profe…
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How to Become a Cosmetologist in Virginia (2025 Step-by-Step Guide)
To become a licensed cosmetologist in Virginia, you need to complete 1,000 hours of accredited training, pass the Virginia State Board written and practical exams, and submit a license application to the Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR). Most students complete t
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How to Become a Cosmetologist in Virginia (2025 Step-by-Step Guide)
To become a licensed cosmetologist in Virginia, you need to complete 1,000 hours of accredited training, pass the Virginia State Board written and practical exams, and submit a license application to the Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR). Most students complete t