Esthetics Program
Chapter 21: Career Planning
Licensing, Resume, Job Search & Professional Development|37 Questions|Board Exam Prep
Vocabulary Matching
Match each numbered term with the correct lettered definition.
Terms
1.State board examination
2.Continuing education
3.Resume
4.Portfolio
5.Cover letter
6.Networking
7.Compensation package
8.Commission
9.Independent contractor
10.Mentorship
Definitions
A.Required licensing test covering theory and practical skills for esthetics practice
B.Ongoing training requirements to maintain an active esthetics license
C.A written summary of education, skills, work experience, and qualifications
D.A collection of professional work samples demonstrating skills and achievements
E.A letter accompanying a resume that introduces you and explains your interest in a position
F.Building professional relationships that can lead to job opportunities and career growth
G.Total value of employment including salary, benefits, commission, and tips
H.A percentage of service revenue paid to the esthetician as part of their earnings
I.A self-employed professional who rents space and manages their own schedule and taxes
J.A professional relationship where an experienced practitioner guides a newer professional
Fill in the Blank
Complete each statement with the correct word or phrase.
11.Every state requires passing a examination to practice esthetics legally.
12. education hours are required in most states to renew an esthetics license.
13.A is a written summary of your education, skills, and work history.
14.Building professional relationships for career growth is called .
15.An esthetician paid a percentage of each service's revenue earns a .
16.An contractor manages their own schedule, taxes, and expenses.
17.A professional includes photos of your work, certifications, and client testimonials.
18.The total value of a job including salary, benefits, and tips is the package.
Multiple Choice
Select the best answer for each question.
19.The first step to legally practicing esthetics is:
20.A resume for an esthetician should include all EXCEPT:
21.Continuing education is important because it:
22.Which employment arrangement requires the esthetician to pay their own taxes and carry their own insurance?
23.During a job interview, which behavior is most appropriate?
24.A portfolio for an esthetician should include:
25.Networking in the esthetics industry can include:
26.Which compensation model gives the esthetician a percentage of each service performed?
True or False
Write T for True or F for False in the blank.
27.You can practice esthetics without a license if you work under a licensed supervisor.
28.A professional resume should be limited to one page for entry-level positions.
29.Continuing education is optional in most states for license renewal.
30.Networking and mentorship can significantly accelerate career growth.
31.An independent contractor receives benefits like health insurance from their employer.
32.The interview process is a two-way evaluation - you should also evaluate the employer.
33.A strong portfolio helps demonstrate your skills and experience to potential employers.
34.Understanding different compensation models helps you make informed career decisions.
Short Answer
Answer each question in 2-4 complete sentences.
35.What are the key steps to transitioning from esthetics school to a licensed, working professional?
36.Compare being an employee versus an independent contractor, including financial and professional differences.
37.Why is continuing education important for estheticians? Describe three ways to continue professional development.