Rule 70-2-.04. Application for Instructor License

Rule 70-2-.04. Application for Instructor License

1. (1) Except as provided in Paragraph (2), any person desiring to instruct in a barber school is required to make application for a license using the form furnished by the Georgia State Board of Barbers and show by such application that the applicant has met all the requirements of law and the requirements of the Board. When such application is properly made to the Board, it must be accompanied by the following:

   1. (a) Proof of high school graduation or its equivalent;
   2. (b) An official transcript of 750 hours of instructor training from a Board approved school of barbering;
   3. (c) Evidence of satisfactory passage of a written and practical examination approved by the Board; and
   4. (d) Required fee.

2. (2) Any person certified by the Department of Education to teach barbering in the public schools may obtain a license to teach barbering without meeting the requirements of Paragraph (1) if that person makes application for a license using the form furnished by the Georgia State Board of Barbers and shows by such application that the applicant has met all the applicable requirements of law and the requirements of the Board. When such application is properly filled out and returned to the Board, it must be accompanied by the following:

   1. (a) Certification from the Georgia State Department of Education of completion of the three-year teacher's training program;
   2. (b) Certification indicating completion of 1500 credit hours from a Board approved school of barbering;
   3. (c) Evidence of a current Georgia barber license;
   4. (d) Evidence of satisfactory passage of an examination prepared or approved by the Board; and
   5. (e) Required fee.

Authority: O.C.G.A. Secs. 43-1-25, 43-7-9, 43-7-13, 43-7-13.1.

History. Original Rule entitled "Application for Teacher License" adopted. F. Feb. 25, 1991; eff. Mar. 17, 1991.

Repealed: New Rule entitled "Application for Instructor License" adopted. F. July 13, 2009; eff. August 2, 2009.