Frequently Asked Questions

Aveda Institute Winnipeg offers hairstyling and advanced hairstyling programs, along with makeup artistry training designed to prepare students for careers in the beauty industry.

Students learn through a combination of classroom education and hands-on experience, helping them build technical skills, confidence, and real-world industry knowledge.

The full-time hairstyling program at Aveda Institute Winnipeg can be completed in 42 weeks, or approximately 10 months.

The program combines theory, technical training, and hands-on salon experience to help students prepare for apprenticeship opportunities and long-term careers in hairstyling.

Applicants typically need a completed school tour, application form, photo ID, high school diploma/transcript or equivalency test, and a $225 application fee.

Our admissions team guides students through the enrollment process and helps answer questions about scheduling, program expectations, and program acceptance.

No prior experience is required to apply.

Our beginner-friendly beauty programs are designed for students who are new to hairstyling as well as those looking to build on existing creative skills. Students are guided step-by-step throughout their training.

Tuition varies depending on the program you choose and generally includes your professional kit, tools, and required learning materials.

Because tuition and intake options may change, students are encouraged to contact admissions directly for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information and payment details.

Tuition typically includes professional tools, student kits, and required learning materials needed throughout the program.

Students also receive hands-on salon training, classroom instruction, and support from experienced educators during their education.

Yes, financial support options may be available for qualifying students, along with flexible payment plans to help make training more accessible.

Our admissions team can help students explore available options and guide them through the financial planning process before enrollment.

Yes, hands-on salon training is a major part of the learning experience at Aveda Institute Winnipeg.

Students gain real-world experience by working with guests under educator supervision in a professional salon environment, helping them build confidence and technical skills before graduation.

Yes, students gain hands-on experience by working with real salon guests under educator supervision in a professional training environment.

This salon-based learning approach helps students develop technical skills, client communication, and confidence before entering the beauty industry.

Students learn hairstyling techniques such as cutting, colouring, styling, texture services, client consultation, salon safety, and professional salon practices.

Training includes both classroom learning and hands-on experience to help students prepare for real salon environments and future apprenticeship opportunities

Aveda Institute Winnipeg combines technical hairstyling education with real salon experience, career preparation, and professional development.

In addition to hands-on training, students learn professionalism, marketing, financial literacy, and foundational business skills that support long-term success in the beauty industry.

Many students choose to work part-time while attending school, depending on their chosen schedule.

There are 3 schedule options available for hairstyling which allows students to balance education and outside responsibilities while gaining hands-on salon training throughout the week.

Graduates can pursue careers as hairstylists, educators, salon owners, or freelance beauty professionals.

Many graduates continue into apprenticeship opportunities in Winnipeg salons and work toward Red Seal certification while building experience and growing their client base.

Yes, graduates of the hairstyling program receive a diploma and are prepared to continue toward apprenticeship opportunities and Red Seal certification requirements in Manitoba.

This training helps students build a strong foundation for long-term careers in the beauty industry across Canada.

Aveda Institute graduates who are 5+ years out of school reported earning $51.62/hour on average (including tips) in 2025. 

Hairstyling can be a rewarding career path for individuals who enjoy creativity, working with people, and continuous learning.

No. As of May 2026, international students are not eligible to enroll at Aveda Institute Winnipeg.

Due to the international student cap introduced by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) in 2024, Aveda is currently unable to accept study permit applications.

Aveda only enrolls Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada.

Yes, prospective students can book a campus tour to explore the learning environment, meet educators, and learn more about the hairstyling program before applying.

Campus tours are a great way to experience the school atmosphere and ask questions about training and student life.

To apply to Aveda Institute Winnipeg, students must first contact the admissions team to schedule a campus tour, either in person or virtual.

After completing the tour, applicants must submit:

• A completed application form

• Government-issued photo ID

• High school diploma, transcript, or equivalency test

• A $225 application fee

Once all required documents and fees are received, the admissions team will guide students through the remaining enrollment steps, program scheduling, and start date selection.

Yes, Aveda Institute Winnipeg offers salon services performed by students under professional educator supervision.

This gives students valuable real-world experience while providing guests with affordable salon services in a professional training environment.

At Aveda Institute Winnipeg, students can complete the Hairstyling program in approximately 10 months.

After graduation, students can continue toward apprenticeship opportunities and complete the certification requirements needed to become a licensed hairstylist in Manitoba.

Successful hairstylists often combine creativity, communication skills, technical ability, professionalism, and customer service.

Training helps students develop both technical hairstyling skills and confidence working with clients in a salon environment.

Yes, many hairstylists continue developing advanced skills in areas such as hair colour, cutting, styling, texture services, editorial work, or freelance beauty services after graduation.

The beauty industry offers creative career opportunities, flexibility, and the ability to work closely with people while continuously developing new skills and techniques.

Many professionals enjoy the variety, creativity, and long-term growth opportunities available within the industry.