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What are Top 10 Highest Paying Cities for Funeral Service Apprentice Jobs CityAnnual SalaryMonthly Pay San Francisco, CA $47,561 $3,963 Santa Clara, CA $47,368 $3,947 Sunnyvale, CA $47,337 $3,944 Livermore, CA $47,310 $3,9426 more rows
The minimum formal education required for an embalmer is an associates degree program. It usually lasts two years, is part of a mortuary science degree and includes relevant classes like pathology, anatomy, embalming and restorative techniques, physiology, funeral service law, and others.
To become an embalmer, youll need an associates degree or a bachelors degree in mortuary science, preferably from an institution that is accredited by the American Board of Funeral Service Education. You can find such programs in some community colleges and funeral service academic institutes.
Embalmer Salary in California Annual SalaryHourly Wage Top Earners $57,240 $27 75th Percentile $57,200 $28 Average $49,221 $24 25th Percentile $40,500 $19
Schooling Required to Become an Embalmer To become an embalmer, students must complete an accredited embalming program and earn a certificate or degree. There are many different types of embalming programs available, from two-year associates degree programs to four-year bachelors degree programs.
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California requires all Embalmers to complete a nine-month course at a State Board accredited school of mortuary science. They must also serve a two-year apprenticeship within California and pass a State licensing examination. Candidates must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or its equivalent.
An apprentice embalmer is an individual who is studying embalming under the instruction and supervision of a licensed embalmer who has had at least two years practical experience as a California-licensed embalmer.
In the United States, most states require a minimum of an associate degree in funeral service or mortuary science. This program usually takes about two years to complete. After graduation, aspiring morticians typically complete an apprenticeship that lasts one to three years. Candidates then pass a licensure exam.

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