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> You probably spend most of the 1500 hours as an apprentice. From the article: > If you want to do [an apprenticeship instead of training], you will need to
by zck 4y ago
> You probably spend most of the 1500 hours as an apprentice.
From the article:
> If you want to do [an apprenticeship instead of training], you will need to complete 1000 hours of training at a barbering school, along with a minimum of 840 hours of on-the-job training.
- dahfizz 4y agoMy reading is that there are two apprenticeship options: > If you want to complete a barber apprenticeship to fulfill your educational requirements, you will need to become registered as a barber apprentice with the Rhode Island Board. You do this by submitting the Rhode Island Barber Apprentice Application. Once registered, you will need to work full-time under the direct supervision of a licensed barber for two full years. > The Rhode Island Board allows you to mix formal education and apprenticeship experience, as well. If you want to do this, you will need to complete 1000 hours of training at a barbering school, along with a minimum of 840 hours of on-the-job training. The options are 2 full years as an apprentice, OR 1000 hours of training + 840 hours as an apprentice.