Surrey, Canada – In a time when career freedom and self-employment are more appealing than ever, the beauty and wellness industry stands out as a hotspot for aspiring entrepreneurs. Recognizing this trend, Orane International — a leader in skill-based education — has opened its third Canadian college in Surrey, empowering students to not only get jobs, but to build their own businesses.

A New Chapter for Future Entrepreneurs

With Canada’s beauty and wellness industry growing at 8% annually and an expected 50,000+ job openings by 2026, there’s a clear need for skilled professionals. But Orane takes it a step further — offering the tools, mindset, and mentorship for students to become business owners.

“We’ve always believed that real empowerment comes from the ability to create your own path,” shared Mr. Dinesh Sood, MD of Orane International.

Turning Skills into Startups

The Surrey campus offers specialized training that blends practical beauty techniques with business know-how. Whether it’s bridal makeup, henna artistry, holistic skincare, or Ayurvedic therapies, students are prepared to:

• Open their own salons or wellness studios

• Launch mobile beauty services

• Cater to multicultural and niche markets

• Become freelance artists for weddings and events

Meeting Canada’s Multicultural Needs

With over 2 million South Asians in Canada and growing demand for culturally authentic services, Orane graduates are perfectly positioned to offer unique beauty experiences that mainstream salons often lack.

By combining Indian tradition with Canadian innovation, students are stepping into a market hungry for diversity, creativity, and authenticity.

A Campus That Builds Leaders

Orane’s third Canadian campus isn’t just a school — it’s a startup incubator for the next generation of beauty entrepreneurs. From personalized mentorship to internationally recognized certifications, students graduate with the confidence to lead.