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That’s really interesting. Barbers need a license (in Australia), lawyers need one, and yet people writing potentially crucial software do not.
by ametrau 3y ago
That’s really interesting. Barbers need a license (in Australia), lawyers need one, and yet people writing potentially crucial software do not.
- defrost 3y agoThere's no shortage of hairdressing "institutes" in Australia promoting certificates awarded after passing their training courses and no doubt existing shops would look to see some evidence of skill before hiring .. however: Licensing/registration of hairdressers, beauty therapists and barbers is currently not required, legally binding or a symbol of any kind of standard in our industry. In previous times, there was a hairdresser’s trade license which was abandoned, without consultation with the industry. Re-establishing such a license would need to be done in conjunction with governments and education partners like TAFE’s and Private Colleges to ensure that the necessary awareness and legal processes are followed. Simply announcing that you are creating a license/registration for employees, and charging on the spot, simply won’t cut it. Hair & Beauty Australia Industry (2017): HAIRDRESSER LICENSE NOT NECESSARY AND NOT LEGAL https://www.askhaba.com.au/hairdresser-license-not-necessary-not-legal/ https://www.askhaba.com.au/hairdresser-license-not-necessary...