Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 38, September 20, 2024
A. The licensee of
a barber, aesthetics, cosmetology, hairstyling, or nail technology school shall
ensure the school complies with
R4-10-112 and has the following
minimum facilities, equipment, supplies, and materials:
1. an area of instruction for students;
;
2. Sufficient
instructional fixtures and facilities for instructor and student use;
3. A
board on which to write or post materials during instruction;
4. A
secured area for personal items of students and instructors;
5. A
sink area for every 50 students in attendance for preparing, mixing, and
dispensing supplies and chemicals, and for disinfecting small tools or
instruments;
6. At least one restroom
that meets the requirements of
R4-10-112; and
7.
Separate receptacles for garbage and soiled linens.
B. The school licensee shall furnish
equipment, tools, instruments, materials, and supplies needed to perform
assignments and for instructional purposes, except each student may be required
to furnish small tools or instruments. The school licensee shall ensure all
equipment, tools, and materials are Establishment quality and maintained in
good repair at all times.
C. The
school licensee shall ensure students have access to the following materials
whether in a school library or electronically:
1. Standard dictionary;
2. Medical dictionary;
3. Anatomy chart on bones, muscles, nerves,
hands, arms, nails, veins, arteries, circulatory system, hair, and skin;
4. Current aesthetics,
barbering, cosmetology, hairstyling, or nail technology instruction manuals or
textbooks, as applicable to the disciplines taught at the school; and
5.
Current Board statutes and rules
.
D. The school licensee may allow a student to
satisfy theory curriculum requirements by participating in virtual learning.
E. The school
licensee shall maintain at the school a complete file on all current curriculum
requirements.
F. The school
licensee shall not pay an enrolled student for time while the student is taking
courses or receiving credit. Under A.R.S. §
32-557(C), an
employee who is enrolled in a school for the purpose of becoming an instructor
may be paid for work done as an employee.
G. The school
licensee may offer a postgraduate or advanced continuing education barber,
aesthetics, cosmetology, hairstyling, or nail technology course to currently
licensed individuals without a licensed instructor present and to students
currently enrolled in the school with a licensed instructor present. The school
licensee shall not report postgraduate credit hours to the Board or apply the
hours toward graduation.
H. The school
licensee shall not allow enrolled students to perform services on a person
without a licensed instructor present.
I. A school
licensee may enroll an individual licensed by the Board in the school for a
refresher course as a current student.
J. A school
licensee shall establish a periodic grading schedule and ensure student
transcripts are kept current.
K. A
school licensee shall ensure each student is evaluated for progress and
suggestions are provided to the student for remediating deficiencies.
L. A school
licensee shall schedule a minimum of four hours of theory courses each week for
each full-time student and a minimum of two hours of theory courses each week
for each part-time student.
M. A school
licensee shall ensure safety and infection control measures relating to each
subject are taught in conjunction with that subject.
N. A school
licensee shall not solicit students for enrollment at other school
sites.
O. A school
licensee shall ensure that while teaching, instructors wear a tag indicating
the instructor's name and disciplines taught.
P. A school
licensee shall ensure compliance with the following:
1. A student does not attend school more than
56 hours in any one week;
2. A
student operates only safe equipment in good repair;
3. A student of barbering, aesthetics,
cosmetology, hairstyling, or nail technology performs services within the
enrolled course, on the public or fellow students, only in the presence of a
licensed instructor and, except for shampooing, only after completing the
specified hours applicable to the student:
a.
120 hours of aesthetics training;
b. 300 hours of barbering, cosmetology, or
hairstyling training; or
c. 80
hours of nail technology training;
4. The school licensee does not receive
remuneration for clinical services a student performs for the public until the
student has completed the applicable hours specified in subsection
(P)(3);
5. A student is not
prevented or discouraged from making a complaint to the Board;
6. A
student is not dismissed from a scheduled theory instruction or written or
practical examination to perform clinical services for the public;
7.
While in school, each student wears a tag indicating the student's name and the
course in which the student is enrolled; and
Q. The school licensee shall ensure a
nonreturnable student training kit, containing at least the following, is
provided to each enrolled student:
1. One
disinfected, covered container to store disinfected tools and instruments as
specified under
R4-10-112; and
2. One container for contaminated tools and
instruments as specified under R4-10-112.
