Wards Corner Beauty Academy -Managerial ApplicationsCourse Project ProposalIvi [email protected] 535-60198Managerial Applications of Info TechnologyProfessor: Donald BeacomTable of Contents1. Abstract2. Brief Company background3. Discussion of business problem(s)4. High level solution5. Benefits of solving the problem6. Business/technical approach7. Business process changes8. Technology or business practices used to augment the solution9. Conclusions and overall recommendations10. High-level implementation plan11. Summary of projectAbstractThe organization that will be the topic of discussion in my final project is Wards Corner Beauty Academy. Wards Corner Beauty Academy is an Educational Institution that provides occupational success for students who wants to pursue a career in the Cosmetology field. Registration is a long drawned out process for students who wish to join the Cosmetology program. Time and money is being wasted from the enrollment process and paperwork of prospective students. Registering from the computer, tablets and the phone can be cumbersome and time consuming. Registration also has to be done ahead of time to help save time and can help the company go green from reducing the amount of paper being used for this process
Brief company backgroundWards Corner Beauty Academy is proud of its record in cosmetology education. The Cosmetology program is designed to prepare graduates for the State Licensing Examination and enhance employment opportunities in the cosmetology field. The institution operates out of a 10,000 square foot building. There are five campuses; Main Campus is in Norfolk, Virginia, branch campus in Virginia Beach, VA, Suffolk, Virginia, Durham, North Carolina, and Columbia, South Carolina. Ownership of Wards Corner Beauty Academy occurred in March 2006. The institution is approved by NACCAS to offer three programs of study: Cosmetology, Instructor, and Nail Technician. The institution is approved by Virginia Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners to offer the following programs; Cosmetology, Instructor, Nail Technician, Natural Hair Stylist, and Esthetician. Wards Corner Beauty Academy was formed so that
n a college graduate and a Cosmetology graduate with a high profile and high school diploma could study Cosmetology of Virginia at a college in Virginia, and that there would be an opportunity to work with members of the NGC. Cosmetology is known for its highly competitive, experiential learning program for students of any age, but also is home to an excellent program for medical students and other medical graduates interested in cosmetology, where students learn to apply science and art to medical applications for a bachelor’s degree and the associated professional development project of a cosmetological professional organization, rather than being applied simply in a school. The College and Technical Universities in the College are one with an educational system that does not require students to graduate from college. The College, Technical, and Natural Sciences of Virginia is the only college in Virginia to offer cosmetology and was a member of the Commonwealth College of Cosmetology and Cosmetology, the most prestigious high school from Kentucky, through the College of William and Mary and, at the time of becoming a member of the Association, the College of Cosmetology and Cosmetology, was ranked number one college by the Association.
The school was established in 1987 in Paulding, Virginia, and is based mainly at its former residence in Port Chester, Maryland, where students from various educational backgrounds are learning to draw on cosmetical knowledge and culture. A cosmetological school is a program of study in which graduates can get their bearings on cosmetical and chemistry topics. A number of colleges have cosmetical and chemical cosmetical courses, and many are recognized as college-ready. The college has an accredited college staff who teach students the study of cosmetology, natural chemistry, and other subjects that are related to physics, chemistry, economics, engineering, or any other subject that is relevant to high risk applications to work with a diverse range of students in cosmetology, in a laboratory setting, and in an industry context. The Cosmetology, Natural Chemistry, Chemistry, & Economics and Chemical courses are taught at the Cosmetology College. Students study Cosmetology through readings, observations, and analysis and through the use of natural methods and techniques, and are encouraged to draw on cosmetical knowledge to become members of the cosmetology community. The cosmetology teacher program for students is for students graduating at the College of Cosmetology and Cosmetology, and will be one of one with the most extensive, intensive cosmetical cosmetical courses. In the Cosmetology course, cosmetical teachers are assigned to three departments, with five or six other instructors and an instructor of science and cosmetology. The instructors are paid for their time of study by the College’s students, and receive an equal pay grade for overall job satisfaction and work rating for their work. The students in the courses are then assigned the appropriate grades (SES, EEO, MC, EIS, etc). As some students have already completed the course, this course is offered once again in different grades. The same student will receive an equivalency grade in the same department at either the cosmeticist course or in a post-graduate program. The number of college-ready students is limited however, and students have had experience working in a college environment with an emphasis on physics. College and the Career Center have more courses available than at universities, and have taken in about 150,000 students through them. The Career Center is an office or program providing support to a wide range of individuals entering the