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Premiere Aesthetics Institute

Esthetics Instructor

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What they do

A Manicurist or Pedicurist provides grooming services for client's hands, fingernails, feet and toenails. Cleans, trims, polishes and decorates nails. Works in an independent salon or in a health spa or hair salon.

$51,008 / year median in Idaho

+14% projected growth

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Job Description

Schedule Options We are currently hiring for both daytime and evening instructional hours: Daytime shift: Typically 8:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Evening shift:
Typically 4:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Applicants may be considered for daytime hours, evening hours, or both. Exact days and weekly hours will be discussed based on current class schedules and applicant availability. About the Position Premiere Aesthetics Institute is seeking licensed estheticians who enjoy mentoring others and helping future professionals develop confidence, technical skill, and career readiness. Our instructors teach esthetics theory and hands-on techniques, guide students through practical training, evaluate student progress, and create a positive, structured learning environment. An Idaho Esthetics Instructor License is not required at the time of application. Experienced estheticians who may qualify for Idaho's instructor-licensing pathway are encouraged to apply. We will help the selected candidate understand and navigate the applicable licensing steps. Estheticians currently licensed in another state are also welcome to apply if they are willing and able to obtain the required Idaho licensure before performing instructional duties. What You'll Do Teach esthetics theory and practical skills, including skincare, facials, hair removal, makeup, sanitation, and client safety Demonstrate services and guide students through supervised hands-on practice Evaluate student performance through practical assessments, examinations, quizzes, and skill check-offs Provide clear, constructive feedback that supports student improvement Help students develop professionalism, confidence, and state-board readiness Maintain accurate attendance, grade, evaluation, and practical-service records Keep classrooms, student-spa areas, tools, equipment, and supplies clean and organized Communicate student progress, concerns, and classroom needs with campus leadership Occasionally assist with student-spa flow and basic campus operations as needed
Qualifications Required:
Current esthetics license in Idaho or another U.S. state Ability to obtain all Idaho licenses required to perform instructional duties Strong knowledge of esthetics techniques, sanitation, safety, and professional standards Ability to teach and demonstrate both classroom theory and hands-on practical skills Patient, professional, and constructive communication style Dependability, organization, and a genuine interest in student success Availability for at least one of the listed instructional schedules
Preferred:
Current Idaho Esthetics Instructor License Five or more years of licensed esthetics experience Previous teaching, training, mentoring, coaching, supervisory, or leadership experience Experience preparing students or employees for examinations, practical evaluations, or professional expectations Idaho Instructor-Licensing Pathway You do not need to hold an instructor license when you apply. Depending on experience and education, Idaho may provide more than one pathway to instructor licensure. These can include qualifying licensed work experience or completion of an applicable teacher-training course, together with Idaho's education or examination requirement. Premiere Aesthetics Institute will help promising candidates review the pathway that may apply to them. Final eligibility and licensing decisions are determined by the Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses. The required Idaho licensure must be obtained before the employee performs duties for which an instructor license is legally required. Benefits Benefits may include, based on position and eligibility: 401(k) 401(k) matching Health insurance Paid time off Employee discounts Physical Requirements This position requires the ability to stand for extended periods, safely demonstrate esthetics procedures, move between classroom and student-spa areas, and occasionally lift up to 25 pounds. About Premiere Aesthetics Institute Premiere Aesthetics Institute is an esthetics-focused school committed to high-quality education, professionalism, and student success. Our instructors play an essential role in helping students develop the knowledge, technical abilities, and confidence needed to enter the beauty and wellness industry. If you are a licensed esthetician who enjoys helping others grow, we encourage you to apply.
Pay:
$24.00 - $27.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Employee discount Health insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Retirement plan Application Question(s): Briefly describe any experience you have teaching, training, coaching, supervising, or mentoring others. What is your ideal weekly work schedule? Do you currently hold an active esthetics license in any U.S. state? Are you willing and able to obtain the Idaho licenses required to perform instructional duties?
Work Location:
In person