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The Barber Course spans 12 weeks of intensive hands-on instruction and theory, with flexible evening options. Exact schedules depend on cohort; waitlisted applicants will be notified of upcoming start dates and available sessions.
You’ll master clipper techniques, scissor work, precision fading, razor shaving, beard design, sanitation, and client consultation skills. Training balances technical ability with creative styling and real client practice for professional readiness.
We offer payment plans, scholarship opportunities, and guidance on third-party financing. Availability varies by cohort; contact admissions for eligibility details, required documents, and to explore affordable options while you wait.
To join the waiting list, submit an online application and complete a brief interview or call admissions. We confirm placement order, provide estimated start timelines, and update waitlisted applicants as spots open.
Upon completion you receive a certificate of achievement and preparation for state barber licensing exams. The program covers required practical hours and provides documentation and support for taking licensure tests.
Class sizes are intentionally small—typically 8–12 students—to ensure individualized instruction and abundant hands-on practice. Small cohorts speed feedback, correction, and mentorship for each student before graduation.