How to Become a Barber in Delaware: Hours, Cost & Schools

Delaware barber licensing: barber vs master barber, 1,250 or 1,500 school hours or a 3,000-hour apprenticeship, NIC exams via Prometric, fees and schools.

Delaware barber licensing: barber vs master barber, 1,250 or 1,500 school hours or a 3,000-hour apprenticeship, NIC exams via Prometric, fees and schools.

As an Amazon Associate, TrustedBarber earns from qualifying purchases. To become a barber in Georgia, you first pick a license level. A Master Barber license takes 1,500 hours of school (at least nine months), and a Barber II license takes…

How to become a barber in Rhode Island: the 1,000 vs 1,500 hour question, apprenticeship routes, PSI exams, $25 RIDOH fees and the 2 barber schools.

Maine barber guide: the Barber Hair Stylist license, 800 school hours or a 1,600-hour traineeship, NIC exams, fees, wages and two schools with prices.

How to become a barber in North Carolina: 1,528 school hours, the board apprentice exam, a 12-month apprenticeship, fees, renewal and five schools.

New Hampshire barbers need 800 school hours or a 1,600-hour apprenticeship, then NIC written and practical exams. Rules, fees, schools and kit.

Arkansas barber licensing: 1,500 barber college hours or the 550-hour cosmetologist crossover, board exams, fees, annual renewal, Act 436 changes, pay and schools.

Montana requires an 1,100-hour barber course (900 for nonchemical) or, since November 2025, a registered apprenticeship, plus NIC exams through Prov. Fees, renewal and schools.

Mississippi barber licensing after the 2026 changes: 1,500 school hours or a 3,000-hour apprenticeship, a theory-only exam, $50 fees and schools.

As an Amazon Associate, TrustedBarber earns from qualifying purchases. Becoming a barber in New York doesn’t work the way it does in most states. New York sets no minimum number of school hours. The Department of State says hours are…