Plus

760 $

Regular

650 $

The "Plus" pathway tends to attract people who already have some hands-on experience—maybe they've been dabbling with friends’ nails for years, or they just like figuring things out on their own. What stands out most here is the steady access to guided practice; I’ve heard a few participants say that having someone there to check their technique (without hovering) made all the difference. There’s also a clear chance to build confidence through repeated, real-world tasks—sometimes the feedback is a bit direct, but honestly, that’s usually what folks at this stage want. And while the technical modules are available, it’s really the peer-to-peer exchange that seems to keep people coming back; you’ll hear conversations about the best way to handle a tricky cuticle or which file grit feels right—small things, but they stick with you.

Basic

540 $

The Basic tier stands out mainly for its focused, foundational approach—people usually pick it when they want to learn the essentials without getting lost in the weeds. You’ll find that the hands-on practice is emphasized more than theory, which tends to attract those who are eager to get started but maybe aren’t ready to commit to a longer, more detailed course. There’s also a certain straightforwardness here: the modules cover only what you really need for solid, safe technique, and honestly, that’s often exactly what someone new to the field wants. The feedback you get is typically direct and immediate, not buried under layers of formal assessment—think of it as learning by doing, with just enough guidance to keep you on track. One thing that surprised me the first time I saw it—there’s a brief segment on common client anxieties, which isn’t standard everywhere but can make a real difference early on. So, if you’re mainly concerned with grasping the main skills and building confidence, this tier tends to fit that need, though it doesn’t usually include advanced styling or business topics.