How often do nail apprentices start their careers?

Three months to a year. The length of time varies with individual learning ability and practical experience, and nail apprentices generally need to study and practice for a period of time before they can get started. Nail apprentices need to master the basic theoretical knowledge of nail art, such as hand skin care, bare nail polish, color matching and so on. This stage usually takes three months. After getting familiar with the basic knowledge of manicure and the use of manicure supplies and tools through training, we should also practice at the same time. In addition to theoretical study and practice, during this period, you need to follow Master for at least half a year's practical training. Finally, the master will leave the apprentice two to three months to operate independently and receive customers. When the customers are received, they can start work. Therefore, nail apprentices generally need 3 months to 1 year to get started.