Not less than 40 hours of the above curriculum must be taught in theory. 

The course is 400 hours; the first 110 hours are intensive basic training. At the completion of the course, you will be trained and prepared to take the Montana State Board Examination and apply for your license to practice as a professional nail technician. Other occupational opportunities may include salon owner or manager, manufacturer representative, or product educator.

Open The Door To Your New Career At Montana Beauty Institute

EDUCATORS

At Montana Beauty Institute, our instructors attend ongoing training to keep up with all the new products and techniques in the ever-changing nail industry.

SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

TNI is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 - 5:00 

Classes start the first Monday of every month and we offer the flexibility of a full or part-time schedule. At Montana Beauty Institute we understand the importance of family, work, and school balance.

TUITION

Registration: $175.00 (non-refundable) 
Kit - Books - Supplies: $1600.00 Our kit includes everything you need for your Montana Practical Test. 

The registration fee of $175.00 and the kit fees of $1600.00 are non-refundable and must be paid two weeks prior to enrollment. These fees ensure availability and supplies for the date the student plans to attend.

IN-STATE PROGRAM TUITION:

$2605.00 (400 hours for Montana Resident Program)

OUT OF STATE PROGRAM TUITION:

Please contact Gracia Barr at 406-539-2155 or by email at mtbeautyinstitute@gmail.com for more info. 
We offer programs to students in North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana.

ADDITIONAL INCENTIVES:

Full Payment Discount Available 
Payment Plans Available 

Contact us today to set up payment arrangements.

WHAT YOU NEED TO APPLY:

* High School Diploma / G.E.D. / and/or Transcripts 
* Birth Certificate, Passport, or Driver's License 
* Registration Fee

*Montana Beauty Institute will not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sex, color, age, or ethnic origin. Montana Beauty Institute may enroll a disabled individual who can benefit from the training offered and who has reasonable potential for placement after graduation. The student must be able to safely handle equipment and perform procedures that are required to complete training.