Professional Make-up Artist Course (Bridal Styling)

Title	Professional Make-up Artist Course (Bridal Styling)
Course code	ATD472.2-02-2019-C
Objective	This course integrates both theoretical knowledge and practical skill, students will learn various professional bridal make-up and hairstyling technique, thereby helping students to create trendy bridal styling according to different wedding occasions and client's needs.
Content	Knowledge and requirements for entering make-up industry Skin analysis and structure Chinese bridal make-up Chinese bridal hairstyling Western bridal make-up Western bridal hairstyling Make-up tips for different lighting Makeup transformation and touch up technique Technique for changing hairstyling Technique of hairstyle preparation
Assessment	In-class performance and exercises
Target audience	Interested parties of make-up
Prerequisite	People who have finished the course ATD472.1 Professional Make-up Artist Course.
Class size	18
Instructor	Ms. Maza Lin, CPTTM Appointed Instructor
Instruction language	Cantonese
Handout language	Handouts in Chinese (traditional)
Duration	Lecture I: 6 hours in 2 sessions Lecture II: 8 hours in 2 sessions Lecture III: 8 hours in 2 sessions Total: 22 hours in 6 sessions
Schedule	Lecture I: 19:00-22:00, from Feb 15, 2019 to Feb 22, 2019 every Friday. Lecture II: 18:00-22:00, from Feb 16, 2019 to Feb 23, 2019 every Saturday. Lecture III: 10:00-14:00, from Feb 17, 2019 to Feb 24, 2019 every Sunday.
Fee	MOP1,950
Venue	House of Apparel Technology (Rua dos Pescadores, Ed. Industrial Ocean, Fase II, 10 andar Macau)成衣技術匯點 (澳門漁翁街海洋工業中心第二期十樓)
Certificate	Certificate of Completion/Merit issued by CPTTM (with at least 80% attendance and passed the assessment).
PDAC code	Approved Course under the SAR Government "Continuing Education Development Program", Code: 1810321890-0
Remark	According to the instructor's request, self-provide materials(Such as eye shadow, eyebrow pencil and make-up brushes, etc.). Students who join this course will automatically grant CPTTM the right to use their assignments and final projects for course promotion purposes.