820 IAC 4-4-7.3
820 IAC 4-4-7.3 Specific curriculum for barbers
Cite as Ind. Admin. Code tit. 820, r. 4-4-7.3
Sec. 7.3. (a) This section establishes the curriculum for barber training. The first column in subsection (c) states the subject matter of the training. The second column lists the number of hours required in classroom theory training and demonstration practice required for each student. The third column lists the actual practice required for each student. The fourth column lists the total number of hours of training required in each subject.
(b) The hours required in classroom theory training identified in subsection (a) are defined as a systematically organized knowledge of a system of facts, accepted principles, laws, and rules of procedure devised to analyze, predict, explain, or demonstrate the nature of a particular subject matter of training. This system is distinguished from actual practice.
(c) The following are the requirements for barber training:
Subject
Theory and Demonstration
Actual Practice
Total Hours
Sanitation, bacteriology, and sterilization
40
40
Statutes and rules
20
75
95
Salesmanship
5
10
15
Management
10
10
Skin
10
10
Hair
10
10
Facials
20
25
45
Hair styling (includes air waving, finger waves, and thermal curling, electricity and light therapy high frequency)
25
25
50
UV/Infrared
10
10
Chemistry
10
10
Shampoo/massage
20
50
70
Scalp treatment
10
25
35
Shaving/shaping (includes mustache and beard)
20
75
95
History of barbering
10
10
Honing and stropping
15
15
Professional ethics
10
10
Personal hygiene
25
25
Equipment care
10
10
Hair coloring
25
25
50
Semi permanent, permanent, permanent waving, and chemical relaxing
55
55
110
Haircutting
150
400
550
Anatomy and physiology
15
15
Hairpieces, full, partial, facial
50
10
60
Discretionary hours
50
100
150
Total:
625
875
1,500
(d) Students are required to complete not fewer than the number of actual practice performances provided for in the progress report required by section 16 of this rule.
(e) All:
(1) facials;
(2) salesmanship; and
(3) scalp treatments;
must be done on live models. At least twenty-five percent (25%) of the other services must be done on live models.
(f) The actual practice not described in subsection (e) may be on actual customers of the beauty culture school. However, students may not work on customers of the beauty culture school until they have completed a total of fifty (50) hours. Customers shall be rotated according to the students' needs for practice on live models.