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STATE OF ALASKA

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING

BOARD OF BARBERS AND HAIRDRESSERS

P.O. BOX 110806

JUNEAU, ALASKA 99811-0806

(907) 465-2547

E-mail: license@dced.state.ak.us

BARBER CURRICULUM

By my signature below, I understand the following BARBERING curriculum must be followed in accordance with 12 AAC

09.160. If my student is a transfer student, I understand the division will send a breakdown, in writing, of the practical operations

needed for my student to complete his/her training. Although my student may not need all operations below, if a transfer

student, I understand the following is the minimum number of practical operations needed to qualify for the barber examination.

An individual receiving apprenticeship instruction for barbering must receive the minimum hours of theory and minimum

number of practical operations as specified in 12 AAC 09.160. The minimum hours of instruction required by AS 08.13.082(a)

for individuals receiving training in the field of barbering under the apprenticeship program is 2,000 hours of instruction, instead

of the 1,650 hours required in a school. The curriculum listed below is the minimum hours of theory and minimum number

of practical operations for barbering, keeping in mind the student must receive 2,000 hours of instruction for apprenticeship

training.

12 AAC 09.160. BARBER SCHOOL CURRICULUM. (a) A student who is enrolled in a course of barbering must complete

a curriculum that consists of 1,650 hours of theoretical and practical training. A school shall teach a minimum of 185 hours

of theoretical instruction, including five hours in state law, and the following minimum number of practical operations, during

the 1,650 hours of training.

Minimum Number of

Subject

Practical Operations for

Barber Curriculum

(1)

wet hair styling and drying, including hair analysis, shampooing, fingerwaving, pin

curling, and comb outs

(2)

thermal hair styling and drying, including hair analysis, straightening, waving, curling

180

with hot combs and hot curling irons, and blower styling

(3)

permanent waving including hair analysis and chemical waving

(4)

chemical straightening including hair analysis and the use of sodium hydroxide and

other base solutions, in accordance with (c) of this section

(5)

haircutting, including hair analysis and the use of the razor, scissors, electric clippers,

400

and thinning shears, for wet and dry cutting

(6)

haircoloring and bleaching, including hair analysis, predisposition test, safety

precautions, formula mixing, tinting, bleaching, use of dye removers, but not including

color rinses

(7)

scalp and hair treatments, including hair and scalp analysis, brushing, electric and

manual scalp manipulation, and other hair treatments

(8)

beard trimming and shaving

(9)

manual facials, including skin analysis, cleansing, manipulations, packs, and masks

(10) eyebrow arching and hair removal, including use of wax, manual or electric tweezers,

and depilatories for the removal of superfluous hair

(11) makeup, including skin analysis, complete and corrective makeup, and the

application of false eyelashes

(12) manicure

(b) A student is responsible for participating in the routine maintenance of the sanitary conditions necessary to conduct

business; however, no credit will be given for time spent laundering towels, washing floors, walls, windows, lavatories, or similar

work.

(c) At least one-half of the practical operations required in (a)(4) of this section must be operations in which the student has

direct hands-on involvement. No more than one-half of the practical operations required in (a)(4) may be observation during

group demonstrations.

(Instructor’s Signature)

(Date)

08-4194b (Rev. 6/00)

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