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Wael’s Answer
Check the link below. It will help you plan your career.
http://learn.org/articles/Cosmetology_Become_a_Cosmetologist_in_5_Steps.html
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Madiha’s Answer
Licensing requirements vary by state, but aspiring cosmetologists need the following: a high school diploma or GED, a cosmetology training certificate or associate degree in cosmetology and supervised hands-on experience to be eligible to take their state's cosmetology licensing exam. On average, about 1,500 hours of both cosmetology courses and supervised experience is needed in order to take the licensing test. For example, in California you need to have 1,600 hours of training to qualify to take the exam.
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Cameren’s Answer
Below I will put the steps of becoming a cosmetologist. I found this information on https://www.fortis.edu/blog/general-education/how-to-become-a-cosmetologist.html and suggest looking there to answer any specific questions or for more detailed information.
1. The first step is that you need to be at least 16 years old and have either your GED or high school diploma.
2. Once you meet the criteria listed above you will need to enroll into a state-licensed cosmetology school.
3. You will need to complete all your courses for your program which typically takes between nine and fifteen months. You will also need to complete 1,000-2,300 hours of training depending on which state you reside in. These hours do include time you spend in the classroom.
4. After you have completed both your courses and your hours you will need to pass the state-licensing exam.
After passing the exam, you are now qualified to enter the field of cosmetology. I hope this was helpful!
1. The first step is that you need to be at least 16 years old and have either your GED or high school diploma.
2. Once you meet the criteria listed above you will need to enroll into a state-licensed cosmetology school.
3. You will need to complete all your courses for your program which typically takes between nine and fifteen months. You will also need to complete 1,000-2,300 hours of training depending on which state you reside in. These hours do include time you spend in the classroom.
4. After you have completed both your courses and your hours you will need to pass the state-licensing exam.
After passing the exam, you are now qualified to enter the field of cosmetology. I hope this was helpful!