WHAT DOES "ACCREDITATION" MEAN? IT'S SIMPLE...

Accreditation is about being officially recognized as having met a high standard, or select criteria. We are accredited by both NACCAS, or the National Accrediting Committee of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences, and by the DOE or Department Of Education. As you would expect, both these agencies have high standards of performance.

WHY GO TO AN ACCREDITED COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL?

Accredited schools are monitored by a recognized non-governmental agency on behalf of the DOE.
Accredited schools are committed to maintaining a high level of education quality and integrity.
Accreditation is a requirement for federal financial student aid.

WHAT IF A SCHOOL IS NOT ACCREDITED?

Non-accredited schools are not recognized by the DOE. They are not subject to teaching standards, or accountable for graduation or placement rates.

What's happening in the industry?

The hair and fashion industry has never been as fresh and exciting as it is today!

The combination of 60's geometrics along with the multi-textures of the 70's and 80's has resulted in significant twists within our thinking as artists and hairdressers.

What is the point of difference in Redken schools?

The key points of difference contained in all Redken schools are the learner-based approaches supported by the rock solid principle of hair. Facilitators take education to the next level; encouraging all students to not only learn better, but empowering them to be better.

What being a hairdresser means to me.

Empowerment to continue to do what I do best...hair design! Developing relationships as a coach and mentor with all students and clients alike. Working with them to not only look better but encouraging them to feel better about themselves.

How was Redken changed my life?

Redken has guided and coached me in to being the best I can be for Redken and the industry!

Kenny Berk

Redken Artist