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Esthetician – Beauty & Skincare

Employer: North Style Unisex Salon INC

Location: Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada

Salary: $20.00 per hour

Employment Type: Full-time, permanent

Hours: 35–40 hours per week

Visa Support: Immigration support may be available for the right candidate

Experience: 1 to less than 7 months

Education: Secondary school graduation certificate or equivalent experience

About the Role

North Style Unisex Salon INC is looking for an Esthetician to join its growing beauty team in Whitehorse, Yukon. This is a full-time, permanent position with a scheduled workload of 35 to 40 hours per week and pay of $20.00 per hour.

The role covers a broad range of beauty and skincare services. You’ll work directly with clients, provide treatments, explain beauty products, maintain appointments and help create a clean and welcoming salon environment.

Your day may include facials, skincare, waxing, eyebrow threading, eyebrow tinting, manicures, pedicures, relaxation massage and eyelash extensions. You’ll also apply makeup, demonstrate products and help clients choose services that match their needs.

The employer’s job advertisement says immigration support may be available for the right candidate. However, applicants should read this carefully. The current Government of Canada Job Bank version says candidates must already be Canadian citizens, permanent residents or temporary residents with a valid work permit. It also states that people without Canadian work authorization should not apply. Confirm your eligibility and any immigration support directly with the employer before making plans to move to Canada.

Primary Responsibilities

As an Esthetician, you’ll provide personal beauty and skincare services while maintaining good client service. Your responsibilities include:

• Providing facials: Perform facial and general skincare treatments based on client needs.
• Skin care: Provide appropriate skincare services and explain suitable products to customers.
• Waxing: Perform face and body waxing services safely and professionally.
• Threading: Provide eyebrow and facial threading services.
• Eyebrow services: Perform eyebrow tinting and other eyebrow treatments.
• Nail care: Clean, trim and polish nails and provide manicure and pedicure services.
• Eyelash services: Provide eyelash extension services where trained and qualified.
• Makeup application: Apply makeup and help clients select suitable beauty products.
• Relaxation treatments: Provide relaxation massage services as part of the salon’s treatment offering.
• Product demonstrations: Explain and demonstrate beauty products to customers.
• Appointment management: Schedule and confirm client appointments.
• Customer service: Build positive relationships with clients and respond professionally to their needs.

Qualifications

The position is suitable for an early-career beauty professional who can provide a range of salon and skincare services. The current job information identifies these requirements:

• Secondary school graduation certificate or equivalent experience.
• 1 to less than 7 months of experience in the field.
• Experience providing beauty and esthetic services.
• Ability to communicate with customers in English.
• Good attention to detail when performing treatments.
• Ability to work efficiently with clients and maintain professional service standards.
• Strong organizational skills and reliability.
• Flexibility when dealing with different clients and service requirements.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• A client-focused approach to beauty and personal-care services.

The employer’s Indeed advertisement also asks applicants to have experience in barbering, hairstyling and esthetics. Candidates with broader salon skills may therefore be able to handle more of the services offered by the business.

Licences & Requirements

The current government listing identifies secondary school education or equivalent experience and 1 to less than 7 months of relevant experience. It also requires English-language ability and asks whether applicants have experience in the field.

The job involves repetitive tasks and requires attention to detail. You’ll spend your working time performing hands-on treatments, interacting with clients and maintaining professional service standards.

A basic security clearance is also identified in the government job listing. If you have training or certificates in esthetics, skincare, waxing, nail care, lashes or related beauty services, include them clearly on your CV.

If you’re currently outside Canada, don’t assume that the phrase “immigration support” means the employer will sponsor an overseas applicant. The current government listing specifically limits applicants to people already authorized to work in Canada.

Job Snapshot

What’s on Offer

• $20 per hour: The government job listing currently gives a wage of $20.00 per hour.
• 35–40 hours weekly: The position provides a full-time weekly schedule.
• Permanent employment: The current government listing identifies the position as permanent and full-time.
• Broad beauty services: You’ll work across skincare, facials, waxing, nails, lashes, threading and makeup.
• Flexible scheduling: The employer’s Indeed advertisement lists flexible scheduling among the benefits.
• Supportive workplace: The employer describes the working environment as friendly and supportive.
• Immigration support: The Indeed listing says immigration support may be available for the right candidate.
• Whitehorse location: You’ll work on-site in Yukon’s capital city rather than in a remote or online role.

The available listings don’t specify health insurance, paid accommodation, relocation payments, bonuses or a guaranteed immigration pathway. Confirm any additional benefits directly with the employer before accepting an offer.

Visa Sponsorship & Relocation

The employer’s Indeed advertisement says that immigration support may be available for the right candidate. This suggests that the employer may be willing to help with immigration matters in some circumstances, but it isn’t a guarantee of Canadian visa sponsorship.

There is an important eligibility point for international applicants. The current Government of Canada Job Bank listing says applicants must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents or temporary residents with a valid Canadian work permit. It also explicitly says people who aren’t authorized to work in Canada shouldn’t apply.

For that reason, don’t treat this vacancy as confirmed overseas sponsorship. If you’re already in Canada with valid work authorization, you can ask the employer whether immigration support could help with your particular situation.

If you’re outside Canada, ask the employer directly whether it will consider an overseas candidate and whether it can support a work permit or another immigration pathway. Get the answer in writing before spending money on travel, immigration services or relocation.

Who This Job Suits

This opportunity may suit an early-career esthetician who enjoys working directly with clients and wants a broad beauty-services role. It’s especially relevant if you have practical experience with facials, skincare, waxing, threading, nails, lashes and makeup.

Because the role combines several services, a versatile candidate can demonstrate value across different parts of the salon. Experience with hairstyling, barbering and hair colouring may also help, as the employer’s Indeed advertisement describes the position as a Hairstylist / Esthetician role.

If you’re applying, keep your CV practical. List the treatments you can perform, your training, months of experience, customer-service background and any relevant certificates. If you already have Canadian work authorization, state your status clearly.

How to Apply

The employer’s advertised application route is through Indeed. The current posting asks candidates to submit a resume and, if available, photos of their work. The employer also has a direct listing on the Government of Canada Job Bank.

1. Prepare an updated CV showing your esthetics, beauty or salon experience.
2. List the specific treatments you can perform, such as facials, waxing, manicures, pedicures, threading and lashes.
3. Include your education, certificates and relevant practical training.
4. Add photos of your professional work if you have suitable examples.
5. State your Canadian work authorization clearly if you already have a valid permit or permanent resident status.
6. If you need immigration assistance, ask the employer exactly what support is available before making relocation plans.
7. Submit your application through the exact online vacancy below.

The employer’s advertisement does not provide a separate application email address. The advertised route is online application through Indeed. A separate government listing is also available under Job Bank posting #3682011.