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ADMISSION FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

Students with disabilities who wish to enroll at the MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy are advised to contact the disability advisor beforehand. The disability advisor is the main contact for students with disabilities.

To validate the registration, a preliminary interview is organized between the disabled student and the disability advisor to determine if the nature of the disability is compatible with the successful completion of the training program.

If the disabled student is deemed able to follow the training and confirms their registration, the disability advisor will be responsible for organizing all tasks related to their reception and ensuring coordination with the teaching and administrative teams.

Candidates with disabilities (according to Article L.114 of the Social Action and Family Code) presenting for exams may benefit from accommodations such as:

• The conduct of exams (material conditions, accessibility of premises, etc.).
• The duration of the exams can be extended by up to one-third of the normal time allocated for the exam, without altering the content of the exams, to maintain the required exam level, provided that the request and medical advice are presented at the time of registration.

The disability advisor will inform about the specific conditions for exam accommodations.

Disability Representative: Léa Bougon / Educational Coordinator / bougonl@makeupforever.fr

PROGRAM & TEACHING METHODS

PROGRAM

• Notions of colorimetry;
• Presentation of the different textures of foundation and concealer;
• Long-lasting natural complexion;
• Ultra natural minimalist complexion;
• Contouring and highlighting ;
• The importance of blush for a healthy glow.

TEACHING METHODS

The training is delivered continuously, alternating between phases:

From 10:00 to 11:30:

• Theoretical: These are visual and interactive classes that teach theoretical concepts such as morphology, skin types, colorimetry, case studies on photos/videos, etc.

From 11:45 to 13:00:

• Demonstrations: The professor performs a makeup demonstration to teach the necessary techniques and gestures for executing a proper corrective beauty makeup.

From 14:00 to 17:00:

• Practical: The trainee practices executing a makeup look on a model (or on themselves if applicable) following a subject given by the professor. Practical workshops allow mastering makeup techniques and product usage.

Students also benefit from the following:

• Corrections provided by a professor during practical workshops;
• Group and/or individual debriefs of each participant's work;
• Evaluation: Professional simulation in front of a validation jury.

RESOURCES AVAILABLE:

• 1000 m² of training space, including a fully equipped professional photo studio (backgrounds, light boxes, etc.);
• Makeup stations (portable makeup cases), field practice kits, hairstyling heads, clamps, mannequins, etc.;
• Professional makeup products provided and replenished throughout the training;
• Face, Eye & Body Charts included;
• SONY HXR 4K high-definition cameras and large OLED screens used during demonstrations;
• Ergonomic workstations equipped with a high chair, mirror, and adjustable lighting;
• Variable intensity and color temperature LED panels used during makeup demonstrations and available for participants to photograph their work.