An accredited course under the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports is completed by a final exam under the MMR and the awarding of a professional qualification certificate before a commission in the field of hairdresser, barber under the qualification code Hairdresser/hairdresser (code: 69-071-H).

After achieving this requalification, you can apply for a trade license in the barber/hairdresser field, and thus start a business in barbering, and be a guarantor of this trade. The course is linked to the employment office, which provides financial support for the unemployed, start-up entrepreneurs and the disabled.

The syllabus of this course includes 100 hours of theory and 150 hours of practice, which are mainly focused on barbering practice, everything necessary for the successful completion of the final exam, and subsequent practice and business in this area. Our professional training center for barbers will provide you with quality and pleasant conditions for full-time or combined study of our requalification course. Everything is under the supervision of our teaching team.

As part of full-time studies, students complete all course hours according to the schedule with minimal absences. Absence can be replaced by an individual lesson with a tutor for an additional fee or by self-study at home. In the case of significant absences, the course can be extended to the next dates of the following requalification courses.

As part of the combined study, students complete approximately half of the face-to-face hours according to the schedule, which must be agreed upon before the start of the course. The rest of the time must be spent on self-study, when it is primarily necessary to have practice in a home environment. As part of self-study, it is possible to borrow tools at home. Absence can be replaced by an individual lesson with a lecturer for an additional fee. In the case of significant absences, the course can be extended to the next dates of the following requalification courses.

As part of distance learning, students complete a certain number of individual hours, which are usually at least 8 + a final exam. Lessons take place outside of group lessons, when the student is alone with the lecturer or, at most, in pairs. Classes must be scheduled in advance.