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SEARCHEvery student dreams of landing a great job right of after school, but for one lucky Empire Education Group student, that dream will become reality. Empire, along with two-time Platform Artist of the Year and the star of Empire Education Group’s Masters of Beauty advanced education program, Nick Arrojo, have kicked off a new on-line contest open exclusively to students at Empire schools. Read this article to find out more information and the prizes.
Every student dreams of landing a great job right of after school, but for one lucky Empire Education Group student, that dream will become reality. Empire, along with two-time Platform Artist of the Year and the star of Empire Education Group's Masters of Beauty advanced education program, Nick Arrojo, have kicked off a new on-line contest open exclusively to students at Empire schools. (Details of the "Master Apprentice" contest were unveiled at Empire's Future Professionals Expo in Hershey, PA.) The contest is running simultaneously with the company's "Become the Next Master of Beauty" contest currently underway on Facebook.
The first place winner of the "Master Apprentice" contest receives $10,000 in living expenses and a full-time, paid position at Arrojo Studio in NYC as an assistant.
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Students will register and upload a photo of their work onto the contest's Facebook page www.facebook.com/mastersofbeauty. There, they can enter one of three categories-cutting, coloring or styling. The public will vote, and then combined with input from Nick and his team, quarter-finalists will be chosen and asked to upload 2-3 minute videos highlighting them and their work. From 10 semi-finalists, three finalists will travel to New York for interviews with Nick at Arrojo Studio. Quarter finalists will be chosen October 5. The winner will be announced on stage at Empire's 2012 Future Professionals Expo in April 2012.
"This contest is really exciting for all of us at Arrojo Studio," says Arrojo. "The winner will be joining our team and truly will become part of the Arrojo family. I have several Empire graduates working for me already, and I am thrilled to be able to offer one lucky student the chance to work with us here in New York City. I am looking for a hard-working, passionate stylist who is willing to grow and learn with us."
Second and Third Place winners also receive a cash prize, Masters of Beauty Skill Classes (a traveling Skills Certification Program, offering hands on, non-product specific, advanced education to stylists) and the opportunity to attend a Beauty Systems Group event. A complete list of prizes and contest rules can be found on the contest web site www.facebook.com/mastersofbeauty.
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