PRIOR TO ENROLLMENT:
In school Catalog: State Licensing Requirements, SAP Policy, Course Outlines, Program Outcomes and Performance Data for NACCAS, Pre-Employment Disclosures in order to work in the Barbering Field so that Prospective Students Understand;
You Must be Licensed in order to practice or give services to the general public in your field of Interest. As a Professional in the Barbering Industries you must stay in compliance with Regulatory Agencies to understand what their responsibilities are to practice your craft. The Barbering Industry sometimes requires lots of standing and bending and being exposed to chemicals. Make sure you follow manufacturer’s direction for use of chemicals and discarding of products. Wear mask, gloves etc., for your protection as a provider and protect your client from injuries as well. Industry Prerequisites, Understanding Industry prerequisites for employment (included in catalog) in the profession including, but not limited to physically demanding postures, professional public demeanor and licensure. To become employed and stay employed you will need to meet the requirements set forth by your employer.
Physical and Health Considerations
In most aspects of the Barber and Beauty Industry professions there is a great amount of standing, walking, pushing, bending, and stretching for long periods of time. The professional in this industry must be in good physical health for he/she will be working in direct contact with guest. Therefore, a student must consider his/her physical limitations in terms of making a career choice in which would involve continuous training. Graham’s Barber College promotes the acceptance of future professionals with physical limitations or disabilities if they believe they can fulfill the training demand.
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