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These apprenticeships provide valuable training and knowledge pertaining to all aspects of owning and operating a barbershop. Learning about specific details of such programs and the reasons most professionals pursue them can help you determine whether a barber apprenticeship is a good fit for you.
Formal apprenticeship programs usually last about 4 years, depending on the employer or occupation, although they may take as little as 12 months or as many as 6 years. Many of these programs are registered with the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL).
Duration of Apprenticeship Training including Basic Training is 6 Months to 36 Months.
No licensed apprentice may practice for a period exceeding three years without retaking and passing the required examination to receive a license as an apprentice.
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.

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To join the program, you must first secure a position at a California state-approved barbering facility. This ensures that you gain practical, hands-on experience under the supervision of experienced barbers. To enroll in the program, you must pay a Pre-Apprentice fee of $2,499.00.
Apprenticeships can take 1-6 years to complete. The length of time required for an apprenticeship will depend on the type of apprenticeship you are undertaking some apprenticeships could take only a year, but further training and study may be needed to fully qualify in your chosen career.
Training can last from 12 months to 5 years, depending on the level. There are over 700 types of apprenticeships across 15 sectors, ranging from finance and accounting to construction. Apprenticeships can be progression routes from other courses, for example from Skills Bootcamps or T Levels.

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