13 courses with the subject BARB, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
BARB 1500Clinical Applications I6
This is a required course for the barber and barber stylist student and focuses on the hands-on application techniques in all areas, within the scope of practice, of barbering to the public. To include, but not limited to, the following content: Hands-on practice, within the scope of practice of Barber and Barber stylist, in a school clinic floor setting. Emphasis should be placed on men’s services and include minimum number of services such as straight razor shaves on men and men’s hair cutting skills.
This is a required course for the barber and barber stylist student and focuses on the hands-on application techniques in all areas, within the scope of practice, of barbering to the public. Hands-on practice, within the scope of practice of Barber and Barber Stylist, in a school clinic floor setting. Emphasis should be placed on men’s services and include minimum number of services such as straight razor shaves on men and men’s hair cutting skills.
Course Fee: $50.00 Course offered Fall only. This course focuses on the theory and practical application techniques of facials and straight razor shaving for barber students. This course will include facials and shaving theory including practical applications o skin and disorders of the skin, preparations, procedures, products, materials, and facial implements, theory of massage and facial treatments; use of electrical appliances, currents, and specialized machines for treatments, honing and stropping; shaving face and neck on the male client. All content and practical applications should focus on these ervices for the male client. Students must be enrolled in the Barber Technician or the Barber Stylist Technician program to take this course. 96 hours lecture/lab.
This course will take the barbering student through the process of business ownership, business principles and related concepts. To include, but not limited to, the following content: Opening a barber shop and business plan, regulations and laws, insurance, types of employment and compensation, shop operations, policies, practices, personnel, booking client/working the front desk, advertising, retail and salesmanship, client communications, client retention, and public relations. This course should also explore social media and the benfits of using social media in business.
This course covers the structure of hair, hair care and shampooing practices, the introduction to basic foundational hair cutting and beard trimming. To include, but not limited to the following content: Related theory and practical applications in hair structure, hair diseases and disorders, foundational hair cutting skills, clipper cutting (with and without guards), shampooing, and rinse.
This course is an extension of BARB 1525 and will cover the applications of hairstyling principles as it relates to barbering. To include, but not limited to, the following content: A continuation of concepts learned in BARB 1525 along with fading and tapering, blow-drying, thermal curling, braiding, and hair replacement services.
This is a required course for the barber and barber stylist student and focuses on the hands-on application techniques in all areas, within the scope of practice, of barbering to the public. To include, but not limited to the following content: Hands-on practice, within the scope of practice of Barber and Barber Stylists, in a school clinic floor setting. Emphasis should be placed on men’s services and include minimum number of services such as straight razor shaves on men and men’s hair cutting skills.
This course will explore the barbering sciences. Topics to include, but not limited to, the following content: Infection control, microbiology, anatomy, physiology, pH and electricity.
BARB 1615Chemical Applications for Barber Stylist4
This course is for the barber stylist technician and focuses on the theory and direct application techniques in hair coloring, chemical texturizing, and relaxing as it relates to barber stylist. To include, but not limited to, the following content: Related theory and practical applications of chemical re-arranging, perms and relaxers, temporary, non-oxidative and oxidative color, bleaching highlighting, toning, special effects, and corrective color.
This course will explore new, innovative and advanced techniques as they relate to areas of barbering. To include, but not limited to, the following content: Any time of advanced techniques or expansion of previously learned techniques. This course is about getting the Barber Stylist ready for the barber shop. The Barber Board of Examiners allows 50 clock hours to be used at the faculty and program discretion. This could include field trips, barber shows, and similar community events to enhance the educational experience for the student. Also provide opportunity for guest barbers to give demonstrations or for a Q and A panel.
This course fulfills the requirements for the course of study for current Wyoming licensed cosmetologists to crossover to barbering as set forth by the Wyoming Board of Barber Examiners. To include, but not limited to the following content: Fifty hours in clipper techniques; shear, razor and clipper techniques in tapering and fading, including related theory, safety, and infection control. One hundred hours of shaving and beard trimming; shaving face and neck, use of clippers and shears on the beard including related theory, safety, and infection control.
This course fulfills the requirements for the course of study for current licensed hair stylists to crossover to barbering as set forth by the Wyoming Board of Barber Examiners.
