Allows teaching experience to be considered for out-of-State individuals seeking licensure from New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology and Hairstyling.
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Overview
This bill changes New Jersey’s cosmetology licensing rules to allow individuals with teaching experience in cosmetology or hairstyling from other states or countries to potentially receive a license without taking the standard exam. Applicants must demonstrate that their previous licensing jurisdiction has similar eligibility criteria and provide certification of their teaching experience. The bill also establishes a three-year pilot program to allow barbers from other states to practice temporarily while awaiting a New Jersey license.
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Robert Singer
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