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BARBERING PROGRAM

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​Barbering 1500-hour Course

The barber course of study is designed to prepare students for the state licensing examination and entry-level employment in the barber industry. The knowledge and skills obtained will prepare you for work in a full-service salon or barbershop as a Stylist, Barber, Shop manager, or Shop owner. 

Tuesday-Friday 8:00 A.M - 4:00 P.M and Saturday's 7:00 A.M -1:00 P.M(FULL TIME​)

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 5:00 P.M -10:00 P.M and Saturday 7:00 A.m-1:00 P.M (PART TIME)

Barber Tools

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Full Time Students

Students who enter the program full-time can complete it within a year. (This is just an estimate.) The time depends on how often the student comes to school(Not coming to school can allow more time.)

                               COURSE OUTLINE
The following are the required areas of study mandated by the Louisiana Board of Barber Examiners that must be included in the curriculum. Washington Academy educates students in these areas to provide a comprehensive education.

History of Barbering                                      Treatment of The Hair and Scalp
Life Skills                                                    Men's Facial Massage and Treatments
Professional Image                                       Shaving and Facial Hair Design
Infection Control Principles and Practices        Men's Haircutting and Styling
Implements Tools and Equipment                   Men's Hair Replacement
General Anatomy and Physiology                    Women's Haircutting and Styling
Basics of Chemistry                                      Chemical Texture Services
Basics of Electricity                                       Haircoloring and Lightening
The SKin-Structure, Disorders & Disease       Preparing for Licensure & Employment
Properties & Disorders of The Hair & Scalp       Working Behind the Chair
                                     THE BUSINESS OF BARBERING

 

PART TIME STUDENTS
 

Students who enter the program as part-time students can complete it within a year and a half at 21 hours a week. (This is just an estimate.) The time depends on how often the student comes to school. (Not coming to school can allow more time.)

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