New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 16 - OCCUPATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSING
Chapter 34 - BARBERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS
Part 4 - SPECIAL LICENSES
Section 16.34.4.13 - QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS

Universal Citation: 16 NM Admin Code 16.34.4.13

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024

A. An eligible applicant may be issued an instructor license provided he or she submits a transcript for a 1000-hour instructor training course or proof of two years of current and consecutive work experience and passes the instructor licensing examination which can be taken only once for multiple licenses. B. A provisional instructor license will be issued to an eligible applicant who meets the board requirements and has completed three full years of current verifed full time work experience as a practitioner in the feld in which he/she seeks licensure as an instructor under the following terms and conditions

(1) The work experience must be current to ensure up-to-date knowledge in the feld in which the applicant seeks provisional licensure.

(2) The provisional license will be effective until the next renewal period of March thirty-one.

(3) The provisional license will only be renewed twice upon completion of the required continuing education in professional development and the required fee as set forth by board rules.

(4) To obtain an instructor license, the holder of a provisional instructor license must complete an examination application and pass the instructor licensing examination. Failing any portion of the instructor examination automatically voids the provisional instructor license. The provisional license must then be returned to the board office.

(5) The holder of a provisional instructor license must sit for the licensing examination prior to the expiration of the provisional license.

(6) No more than ffty percent of the total instructional staff at any licensed school in the state of New Mexico may be licensed under this category. When determining ratios, more than one part-time provisional instructor may be combined to count as one instructor.

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