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Esthetician School in George Mason, VA

Your Pathway to Becoming a Licensed Esthetician in Fairfax County

Ready for a career in the beauty industry? AVI Career Training’s Esthetician School offers basic esthetician training, crafting reputable licensed estheticians. Our esthetics program covers everything from basic aesthetics to advanced techniques, setting you up for success.

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Benefits of Attending AVI Career Training's Esthetician School in George Mason, VA

AVI Career Training; Esthetician Training Classes in Fairfax County
  • Deepen your understanding of skin care education and esthetics.
  • Cultivate practical skills through hands-on esthetician course training.
  • Prepare thoroughly for the esthetician licensing exam with our esthetic licensing program.
  • Learn from experienced instructors in a supportive environment, covering cosmetology courses and more.
  • George Mason's Leading Esthetics Education

    AVI Career Training; Your Detailed Beauty Education Provider

    AVI Career Training stands as a leader in esthetics education in George Mason, VA. Our esthetics school delivers high-quality training courses, meeting beauty industry training standards in skin care education, makeup courses, and more. We equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills for professional success. We focus on comprehensive esthetician training, providing students with a strong educational foundation. AVI Career Training is the prime destination for your esthetics program.

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    Esthetician Training Program Overview

    Your Journey at AVI Career Training's Esthetician School in George Mason
  • Skincare Fundamentals: Master skin anatomy, esthetics training, and analysis for skin care therapy training.
  • Practical Training: Develop hands-on skills in facials, waxing, makeup courses, and nail technician licensing.
  • Licensing Preparation: Prepare for the basic esthetician license exam with our review.
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    Start Your Beauty Career with AVI Career Training in Fairfax County

    Take the initial step toward your beauty industry career. Enroll in AVI Career Training’s esthetician school and acquire the knowledge and skills needed for success as a licensed esthetician in VA. With AVI Career Training, you access an esthetics program providing a solid foundation. The skincare and makeup course offered by AVI Career Training is excellent. Contact us today to learn more and begin your esthetics education.

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    The land that is now George Mason was located on the farm of John and Harriet Burtis, originally of New York State; the Burtises were abolitionists who grew vegetables and raised sheep. On May 25, 1861, Corporal John Barnes of the C.S.A. 17th Virginia Infantry Regiment’s Company D, also known as the Fairfax Rifle Rangers, riding with his companion, ordered Burtis to give him provisions. Burtis procured several of his sheep for the Corporal, but refused to use his team of horses to move them to the Confederate camp in Fairfax Station. Barnes eventually convinced a local free black man to move the sheep for him, but loudly declared in the presence of the man that he would arrest Burtis and seize his team. Burtis, having learned of the danger he was in, left with his wife and his team, taking a “…circuitous route through the woods”, eventually reaching Washington.

    In 1962, planning began for the 150 acres of land donated by the City of Fairfax to be the new campus of George Mason College of the University of Virginia, with the campus opening in 1964. In 1972, Governor of Virginia Linwood Holton signed legislation to separate George Mason College from the University of Virginia, renaming it George Mason University.

    A. G. Van Metre Associates began developing George Mason Forest in the early 1980s, and completed the community in 2003, having built approximately 200 single-family homes. On July 3, 2013, the George Mason Forest Homeowners Association filed for incorporation, successfully being granted corporation status on July 26.

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