OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING The purpose of the Ohio State Board is to issue a license to those individuals that meet the criteria of the Ohio State Board. Individuals that meet the Ohio State Board must have completed 1800 classroom hours and clinical hours at BEBC. The students then will apply to go to State Board to take the Ohio State Boards, upon passing a written and practical exam; they will be issued a Registered Barber License. The Ohio State Board ensures that no person or combination of persons shall, either directly or indirectly, practice or attempt to practice barbering in the State of Ohio without first obtaining a certificate issued pursuant to provision of the General Statue by the State Board of Barber Examiners. The Ohio State Board ensures that no person or combination of persons, or corporation, shall operate, manage or attempt to operate or manage a barber school, barbershop, or any place where barber services are rendered without first obtaining a shop permit, or school permit, issued by the State Board of Barber Examiners. The Ohio State Board has the responsibility to see that inspections of barbershops and schools are conducted to determine compliance with sanitary regulations. The Ohio State Board must adopt sanitary regulations concerning barber schools and shops and procedural rules in accordance with the General Statue guidelines. The Ohio State Board must review the barber licensing laws of other States and determine which the substantive equivalent of the laws of Ohio is for the purposes of its General Statue. The Ohio State Board must conduct examination of applicants for certificate of registration as a Registered Barber, and Barber School instructor. BARBER TRAINING / EQUIPMENT Barbering consist of haircutting, Barbershop management, shaving, trimming the beard, coloring the hair, applying hair tonics, permanent waving, mar celling the hair, facial and scalp massages, treatments with oils, creams, lotions or other preparations either by hand or mechanical appliances. Equipment consist of barber chairs, clippers, shears, text books, manikins, shampoo stations, overhead projectors, big screen TV’s, lockers and vending machines.
OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING The purpose of the Ohio State Board is to issue a license to those individuals that meet the criteria of the Ohio State Board. Individuals that meet the Ohio State Board must have completed 1800 classroom hours and clinical hours at BEBC. The students then will apply to go to State Board to take the Ohio State Boards, upon passing a written and practical exam; they will be issued a Registered Barber License. The Ohio State Board ensures that no person or combination of persons shall, either directly or indirectly, practice or attempt to practice barbering in the State of Ohio without first obtaining a certificate issued pursuant to provision of the General Statue by the State Board of Barber Examiners. The Ohio State Board ensures that no person or combination of persons, or corporation, shall operate, manage or attempt to operate or manage a barber school, barbershop, or any place where barber services are rendered without first obtaining a shop permit, or school permit, issued by the State Board of Barber Examiners. The Ohio State Board has the responsibility to see that inspections of barbershops and schools are conducted to determine compliance with sanitary regulations. The Ohio State Board must adopt sanitary regulations concerning barber schools and shops and procedural rules in accordance with the General Statue guidelines. The Ohio State Board must review the barber licensing laws of other States and determine which the substantive equivalent of the laws of Ohio is for the purposes of its General Statue. The Ohio State Board must conduct examination of applicants for certificate of registration as a Registered Barber, and Barber School instructor. BARBER TRAINING / EQUIPMENT Barbering consist of haircutting, Barbershop management, shaving, trimming the beard, coloring the hair, applying hair tonics, permanent waving, mar celling the hair, facial and scalp massages, treatments with oils, creams, lotions or other preparations either by hand or mechanical appliances. Equipment consist of barber chairs, clippers, shears, text books, manikins, shampoo stations, overhead projectors, big screen TV’s, lockers and vending machines.
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