Michigan HB4927 modifies barber licensure requirements, including study hours and apprenticeship conditions.

Michigan HB4927 amends barber licensure requirements by adjusting the number of required study hours and modifying apprenticeship conditions. Barber colleges must now provide 225 hours of classroom study and 1,275 hours of practical barber training. Apprentices can substitute 1,000 hours of similar instruction from a state school of cosmetology. The bill also mandates that barber colleges display their licenses and instructors' licenses visibly and requires apprentices to have a high school education or equivalent.

Michigan HB4927 modifies barber licensure requirements, including study hours and apprenticeship conditions.

Michigan HB4927 amends barber licensure requirements by adjusting the number of required study hours and modifying apprenticeship conditions. Barber colleges must now provide 225 hours of classroom study and 1,275 hours of practical barber training. Apprentices can substitute 1,000 hours of similar instruction from a state school of cosmetology. The bill also mandates that barber colleges display their licenses and instructors' licenses visibly and requires apprentices to have a high school education or equivalent.