The International School of Make-up Artistry will hold an open day on Saturday March 7 from 2pm to 4pm. This is an opportunity to watch a make-up demonstration by one of the school's tutors, meet the college co-ordinator to discuss all course options and details, and meet some of the graduates.
The International School of Make-up Artistry has been in business for more than 25 years, specialising in make-up artistry courses, from beginners to advanced levels, and is constantly updating with cosmetic products and fashion trends. The college offers a variety of full time and part time diploma courses, along with a range shorter courses. The courses covers all areas of beauty make-up including day, evening, bridal, different age groups, fashion/trend, and special effects make-up. The diploma course at the School of Make-up Artistry also includes a module on make-up for professional photo shoots. Qualifications from this course are recognised in Ireland, UK, Australia, Bahrain, Channel Islands, China, Cyprus, Kenya, Malta, Malaysia, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, South Africa, USA, and Zimbabwe.
The School of Make-up Artistry is supported by MAC Cosmetics, and make-up artist diploma students have the option of receiving a MAC make-up kit, valued over €300, compliments of the school. Students are eligible for membership in the MAC Pro student programme, which enables them to receive a discount in any of the MAC Pro stores worldwide. Students are also eligible to receive a discount with a variety of other cosmetic companies, such as Crown Brushes and Blank Canvas.
When students successfully complete the examinations required for the part time diploma course, or one of the full time courses, they will receive an internationally recognised qualification, accredited by ITEC, in make-up artistry. The school also offers a variety of part-time courses, including evening and weekend options.
Many graduates from the college are now enjoying careers within the beauty industry, working as freelance make-up artists specialising in bridal make-up, and working on fashion shows and photo-shoots, or in TV and film. Others are working for leading cosmetic companies such as MAC, Estee Lauder, Bobbi Brown, Lancome, and Laura Mercier worldwide. More than 90 per cent of graduates have been placed in secure employment, in Ireland and abroad, through the college. Brown Thomas and numerous cosmetic companies and agencies contact the School of Make-up Artistry on a regular basis, when hiring, as they are always extremely happy with the high standard of training which the students receive from this college.
Places on the open day are free of charge, but availability is limited. The school will also be giving away a fabulous MAC make-up kit on the day, check it out on Instagram and Facebook to be in with a chance to win — find schoolofmua on Instagram or The International School of Makeup Artistry on Facebook.
Reserve your place at the open day by contacting the school at 087 1214678 or [email protected].
