BAR-BAR7001 - Barbering Licensing Program Part One: Foundations & Fundamental Skills
Course Description
Part One establishes foundational knowledge, safety, and core barbering techniques. Emphasis is placed on infection control, tool usage, and basic service execution in accordance with NC Board standards.
Course Outline
Orientation & Professional Expectations
- Program policies, attendance, and clinic procedures
- NC Barber Board rules and student responsibilities
Sanitation, Disinfection & Infection Control
- Blood exposure procedures
- Disinfection methods and tool safety
- OSHA-aligned safety practices
Bacteriology & Basic Chemistry
- Types of bacteria and transmission
- Product chemistry fundamentals
Anatomy & Physiology
- Hair, skin, and scalp structure
- Disorders and contraindications
Tools, Equipment, and Implements
- Clippers, shears, razors, trimmers
- Maintenance and safe handling
Fundamentals of Haircutting
- Sectioning, elevations, and angles
- Basic cuts: uniform layers, tapers, intro to fades
Shampooing & Scalp Care
- Client preparation and scalp analysis
- Basic treatments
Introduction to Shaving
- Straight razor handling
- Lathering and safety procedures
Practical / Lab Focus
- Mannequin-based training
- Repetitive foundational skill development
- Sanitation and safety drills
- Introductory shaving practice
Learner Outcomes
Milestones
- Sanitation and safety competency
- Basic haircut proficiency
- Readiness for clinic floor transition
Applies Towards the Following Certificates
- Barbering Licensing Program : Barbering