1. The duration of the tattoo apprenticeship program typically varies depending on the student and the depth of training provided. It can range from a few months to a year. We cater to the working adult transitioning to another career while considering other prior obligations. With that in mind, 6 months is the planned minimum time.

During the apprenticeship, you will learn a wide range of skills and techniques essential for permanent makeup, including machine operation, proper sanitation, design principles, color theory, and client consultation. We want you to meet for a Training Plan so you can choose your primary focus and we help you build according to your niche.

The number of hours dedicated to hands-on practice and learning can also differ, but it's common for apprenticeships to involve several hours of practical training per week. We have ours set for at least 8 hours a week in person minimum and online you meet 1 on 1 with your Instructor weekly to view your hands on training that was assigned.

Yes, We provide one-on-one guidance and mentorship from experienced tattoo artists throughout the apprenticeship to ensure you receive personalized attention and feedback

Some tattoo shops may require previous artistic experience or a portfolio of your work, while others may accept applicants with little or no prior experience but a strong passion for tattooing. We do interview every apprentice that has an interest in our program. The decision to take on an apprentice is just as big, as you selecting a place to learn. Not everyone is accepted! It's what makes the Academy reputable.

The cost of the apprenticeship can vary widely, so it's essential to inquire about the total expenses, including any additional costs for materials or equipment, part of that is building your training plan. A Artist who only wants to Training Microblading and get a Tattoo License will not pay the same as an artist who wants to do Eyeliner, Machine Brow and a Tattoo License. Prices can range from $3500 to $8247

Depending on the shop, there may be financial assistance options or payment plans available to help make the apprenticeship more affordable. We have 3 options here! Traditional Finance, No Credit Check, and In house. Just like Eye brows, there is no plan that fits all students but we have an option that works.

Many tattoo shops provide apprentices with the opportunity to work with real clients under supervision, allowing them to gain valuable practical experience. We definitely allow this in our clinical phase and it plays a big part of you finding comfort with clients in your own business.

Health and safety practices are of utmost importance in the tattoo industry. Reputable shops will have strict protocols in place to ensure the well-being of both apprentices and clients. We don't take this lightly.

A good tattoo shop will offer ongoing support and guidance even after completing the apprenticeship, as the learning and growth process in tattooing continuous. We keep our relationship and invite apprentices to private group access and development programs.

Some shops may offer employment opportunities to apprentices who successfully complete the program and demonstrate proficiency in their skills. We don't guarantee a seat at the Academy but, the possibility is there.

While apprenticeships involve learning established techniques, a supportive shop should encourage and appreciate individual artistic expression and style.