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The document is an application form for becoming a barber apprentice in Georgia, detailing the requirements, fees, and necessary documentation for submission. It emphasizes the importance of completing the application accurately to avoid delays and outlines the responsibilities of both the apprentice and the supervising master barber during the training period. Additionally, it provides guidelines on how to accumulate training hours and what to do in case of changes in supervision or shop location.

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What states allow barber apprenticeship?

States that Allow Apprenticeships as a Path to Becoming a Licensed Barber Alabama 2,000 hours. Alaska 2,000 hours. Arkansas 480 hours (60 days) California 3,200 hours. Delaware 3,000 hours; or 1,500 hours plus 600 hours of coursework. District of Columbia 1,500 hours. Georgia 3,000 hours.

What does apprentice barber mean?

A barber apprenticeship is a training program where aspiring barbers work with an experienced barber, learning how to cut and style hair effectively. Besides attending barbering school, an apprenticeship is often the only other way to obtain a barbers license.

Can you become a barber through apprenticeship in Texas?

(a) The course for Barber apprentice requires 3000 hours of training, including 180 hours of theory, in a registered barber shop approved to administer training for the Class A barber certificate; (b) Training must not be completed in less than 18 months.

What state does not regulate barbering?

Barbers are regulated and licensed in all 50 states (Alabama recently enacted licensure requirements for barbers; the last state to do so in the U.S.). Like other professions involving the health and beauty industry, barbers must be licensed because their work is directly related to public health.

Do I need a barber license to cut hair in NJ?

Licenses are required for cosmetologists, hairstylists, manicurists, skincare specialists, barbers, hair braiders, and beauticians.