Michigan SB1100 modifies barber licensure requirements, including course hours and apprenticeship rules.
Michigan SB1100 amends the barber licensure requirements by reducing the required course hours from 1,800 to 1,500 hours at a licensed barber college. It also modifies the apprenticeship program rules, allowing up to 1,000 hours of substantially similar instruction from a state school of cosmetology. The bill sets attendance limits for apprentices, mandates record-keeping by apprenticeship program owners, and requires supervision by licensed instructors. It further details sanitation standards, bonding requirements, and instructor qualifications for barber colleges.
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