Sample website for Lumen Academy of Beauty, a fictional beauty school, built with AI Web Maker.

Learn the craft, then practise it on real clients

Lumen Academy teaches nails, lashes, makeup and skin in classes of eight or fewer. Start with a short course or take a full diploma, and finish with supervised hours in our student salon.

8students at most in a class
4 subjectsnails, lashes, makeup, skin
3 intakesweekday, evening, weekend
A tutor guiding a student who paints gel polish on a model's nails at a training bench
  • Classes of eight or fewer
  • Nails, lashes, makeup and skin
  • New intakes every month
  • Student salon open to the public

Short courses

One to five days on a single skill, for beginners and for working therapists adding a treatment. Nail and lash courses include the kit you train with.

Gel manicure and pedicure

Nail prep, cuticle work, gel application and safe removal, ending with a timed set on a model.

3 days, from$520

Acrylic and gel extensions

Sculpting on forms and tips, shaping, infills and removal, with a live model every afternoon.

5 days, from$780

Classic lash extensions

Isolation, single lash placement, eye safety and aftercare, practised on a mannequin head before a model.

2 days, from$460

Lash lift and brow lamination

Patch testing, lifting and tinting lashes, then laminating and shaping brows to suit the face.

1 day, from$280

Bridal and occasion makeup

Skin prep, a base that lasts all day, eyes for photographs and a full bridal look on a model.

4 days, from$590

Facial treatments

Skin analysis, cleansing, exfoliation, massage and masks, and when to send a client to a doctor instead.

3 days, from$540

Makeup students bring a starter kit from a list sent before the course. Fees are guide prices and are confirmed when you enrol.

Diplomas for a new career

Longer programmes that cover the theory, the hygiene and the client care behind each treatment, with assessed hours in the student salon before you finish.

Nail Technology Diploma

full course, from$2,450

10 weeks, two days a weekUp to 8 students
  • Gel, acrylic, nail art and pedicure
  • Training kit included, yours to keep
  • 40 hours in the student salon
  • Practical and written assessment
Ask about this diploma
Evening classes

Makeup Artistry Diploma

full course, from$3,150

12 weeks, three evenings a weekUp to 8 students
  • Bridal, editorial and stage makeup
  • Work on models of every skin tone
  • A portfolio shoot in the final week
  • Practical assessment on a full look
Ask about this diploma

Beauty Therapy Diploma

full course, from$5,900

24 weeks, three days a weekUp to 8 students
  • Facials, waxing, lashes, brows and nails
  • Anatomy, hygiene and client consultation
  • 120 hours in the student salon
  • Assessed treatments on real clients
Ask about this diploma

A $400 deposit holds a place, and the balance can be paid monthly, arranged directly with the academy office. Our certificate records your hours and assessments; qualifications and licensing for beauty work vary by country, so check what is needed where you plan to work.

Students in plum tunics giving manicures and a facial to clients in a bright student salon

A student salon that anyone can visit

Twice a week the training floor opens as a salon. Diploma students treat paying clients at low prices, and a qualified tutor checks each stage before the client leaves the chair.

Treatments take longer than in a busy salon, because every step is shown to the tutor before the next one starts. Clients get careful work at a gentle price, and students learn to look after someone who is not a classmate.

  • Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:00 to 16:00
  • A tutor signs off every treatment
  • Patch test at least 48 hours before any tint
  • Ask for a slot through the enquiry form

From first question to first paying client

The same five stages for every diploma, whichever subject you choose.

  1. Taster evening

    Two hours to try the tools, meet the tutors and ask about fees. The $25 fee comes off the course if you enrol.

  2. Enrolment

    A $400 deposit holds your place. The kit list, timetable and reading arrive two weeks before the start.

  3. Learn and practise

    Theory in the mornings, then practice on hands, heads and models, then hours in the student salon.

  4. Assessment

    Timed practical work on a model and a short written paper. One resit is included in the fee.

  5. Certificate and portfolio

    The certificate lists every hour and assessment, and your course photos start a portfolio.

Inside the academy

Four teaching rooms and the salon floor, all on one level above the market.

Students and salon clients (example reviews)

Arrived on day one unable to hold a nail brush steady. By the assessment a full gel set took under an hour, and the tutor still checked every cuticle.
Priya S.Nail Technology Diploma
Evening classes made the makeup diploma possible alongside a full time job. The portfolio shoot in the last week was worth every late night.
Tomasz W.Makeup Artistry Diploma
The lash lift took longer than at a regular salon, but the tutor explained each step and the price was very kind. Booked again for brows.
Grace A.Student salon client

Before you enrol

Is any experience needed before a course?

None for the short courses or the diplomas. Every course opens with hygiene, tools and safe working, and the first practice is on a practice hand or a mannequin head before anyone works on a model.

Will the certificate let a graduate work straight away?

That depends on where you plan to work. Qualifications and licensing for beauty work vary by country, and sometimes by state or region, so a licence or a registered qualification may be needed as well as our certificate. Ask at the taster evening, and check with the licensing body where you live before you enrol.

Does the academy find students a job?

No school can promise work, and we do not. Tutors help each student build a portfolio, prepare for a salon trial and talk through routes such as salon work, mobile work or renting a chair.

Can the fees be paid in parts?

Yes. A $400 deposit holds a place, and the balance is split into monthly payments that finish before the final assessment. Payment is arranged directly with the academy office.

What happens if a class is missed?

Missed practical hours can be made up in the student salon or in a later class with space. Missing the assessment means taking the next date, usually within a month.

Who can book the student salon?

Anyone aged 16 or over. Lash and brow tints need a patch test at least 48 hours before, and the tutor checks that the treatment suits you before starting.

Ask about a course or a salon visit

Tell us which course interests you and when you would like to start. The academy office replies within two working days with the next dates, the full fee and a place at a taster evening if you would like one.

  • Classes of eight or fewer
  • Monthly payments arranged with the office
  • Taster evening fee taken off the course fee

The academy office replies within two working days.

Visit the academy

The front desk is open whenever classes run, and visitors are welcome to look around between lessons.

Reach the office

+44 20 7946 0105

courses@example.com

Second floor above the covered market, five minutes on foot from the main bus station

Academy hours

Monday to Thursday09:00 to 21:00
Friday09:00 to 17:00
Saturday09:30 to 16:00
SundayClosed

Taster evenings

On the first Wednesday of each month, from 18:30 to 20:30, try the tools and meet the tutors before choosing a course. Places are limited to twelve, so ask for one through the enquiry form.

About this sample page

Short courses, diplomas and a salon floor on one scroll

Lumen Academy of Beauty is an invented school, and this one page site shows how an academy can present courses, fees and a student salon on AI Web Maker. Course cards come first, each with a length and a starting fee, followed by three diplomas priced as full courses with a deposit and monthly payments. The student salon has its own section and price list, so clients understand why treatments are slower and cheaper. Five numbered stages show a learner the route from taster evening to certificate, and the questions stay honest about licensing and jobs. One enquiry form at the foot of the page then serves future students and salon clients alike.

A school owner building a real site writes a few lines about the academy, and the builder turns them into course cards, a diploma section and an enquiry form. Learners send their questions through that form, and the office replies in its own words. From launch day the academy pays $119 for a year of hosting or $19 per month, and its domain is a purchase of its own. The full sample page walks through every band of this layout and the reasons behind it. Academies teaching more subjects can give each one its own page and keep this running order.

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