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INSTRUCTOR-TRAINEE PROGRAM
The Instructor-Trainee Program covers 600 clock hours of instruction. It is for licensed Barber-Stylists. The graduated student can work in many different career opportunities, such as:
Entry Level Position:
-Instructor in a Barber School
Intermediate Level Position:
-Manager of a Barber School
Advanced Level Position:
-School Director
Students learn: how to prepare for class lectures; methods of teaching theory and clinical classes; keeping student records; and personal development.
An Instructor-Trainee upon satisfactory completion of all course requirements receives a certificate from NEW TYLER. The student is eligible to take the Arkansas State Board of Barber Examiners examination. The fee for this examination is $120.00. This examination is a written examination and an oral presentation.
Upon satisfactory passing this examination, the graduate receives a license as a Teacher, Manager, or Instructor.
After completion of the program, the student will be proficient in the above skills.
INSTRUCTOR-TRAINEE CURRICULUM
The curriculum for the Instructor-Trainee course as set by the Arkansas State Board of Barber Examiners is as follows:
Methods of Teaching...............................................................................................................150 Hours
Motivational Devices/Techniques.......................................................................................... 80 Hours
Use of Audio-Visual Materials............................................................................................... 50 Hours
Lesson Planning Activities..................................................................................................... 80 Hours
Classroom/School Management........................................................................................... 80 Hours
Arkansas Barber Laws........................................................................................................... 10 Hours
Practice Teaching................................................................................................................ 100 Hours
Methods of Record Keeping................................................................................................. 50 Hours
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