Examination - Minimum hours of instruction.

14-03-01-01. Examination - Minimum hours of instruction. No person will be granted a license to practice barbering in North Dakota unless the person has completed a minimum of one thousand five hundred fifty hours of instruction at a barber school or college approved by the board and passes a satisfactory examination. A minimum passing grade for master license is seventy-five percent. A minimum passing grade for apprentices and students is seventy percent. Such examinations shall include the following subjects: 1. Practical work in: a. Hair cutting. b. Shampoos. c. Scalp manipulations. d. Shaving. e. Massage-facials. f. Tonics and cosmetics. 2. Theory-sanitation: a. Bacteriology. b. Diseases. c. Sterilization. d. Implements. e. Physiology. f. Anatomy. g. Ethics. No permits to practice barbering pending examination for license will be issued. History: Effective August 1, 1978; amended effective December 1, 1978; January 1, 2011. General Authority: NDCC 43-04-11 Law Implemented: NDCC 43-04-31 1