30 Miss. Code. R. 2101-5.18

Current through December 10, 2024
Rule 30-2101-5.18 - Curriculum
A. Cosmetologist: The curriculum for students enrolled in a course of 1500 hours of training extended over a period of not less than nine months is as follows:
1. Mississippi Board of Cosmetology Laws, Rules and Regulations

Professional Image, Ethics and Conduct

General Sciences

Infection Control, Prevention and Safety Precautions

Anatomy and Physiology

Basic Chemistry and Electricity

Business Skills

Personal/Individual

Resume

Interviewing

Sales and Marketing

Money Management

Salon

Planning and Design

Management

Marketing

Hair Science

Hair Treatments/Services

Principals of Design

Shampooing and Conditioning

Haircutting

Hairstyling

Chemical Texture Services

Coloring and Lightening

Braiding, Extensions, Additions and Wigs

Skin Science

Skin Care/Treatments/Services

Nail Science

Nail Care/Treatments/Services

Any Other Related Theory/Skill Subjects

2. Theory requirement: 230 clock hours
a. Theory class is to be conducted in a separate classroom by a licensed instructor on the basis of 4 hours minimum per week throughout the entire course instruction.
b. Students shall not leave a theory class to work on patrons or to practice skill.
3. Skill/Practical Requirement: 1200 clock hours

Skill/Practical training and clinic work shall be assigned and supervised by a licensed instructor.

4. Unassigned/Open: 70 clock hours, theory and/or skill/practical, shall be used at instructor's discretion as need of student dictates.
B. Manicurist: The curriculum for students enrolled in a course of 350 hours of instruction and training extended over a period of not less than nine weeks is as follows:
1. Mississippi Board of Cosmetology Laws, Rules and Regulations

Professional Image, Ethics and Conduct

General Sciences

Infection Control, Prevention and Safety Precautions

Anatomy and Physiology

Basic Chemistry and Electricity

Business Skills

Personal/Individual

Resume

Interviewing

Sales and Marketing

Money Management

Salon

Planning and Design

Management

Marketing

Nail Science

Nail Treatments/Services

Manicure

Basic

Specialty

Pedicure

Basic

Specialty

Nail Enhancements

Nail Tips

Nail Wraps

Monomer Liquid

Polymer Powder

UV Gels

Electric Nail File

Nail Polish/Art/Airbrushing/Embellishments

Any Other Related Theory/Skill Subjects

2. Theory requirement: 85 clock hours
a. Theory class is to be conducted in a separate classroom by a licensed instructor on the basis of 7 hours minimum per week throughout the entire period of instruction.
b. Students shall not leave a theory class to work on patrons or to practice skill.
3. Skill/Practical Requirement: 250 clock hours

Skill/Practical training and clinic work shall be assigned and supervised by a licensed instructor.

4. Unassigned/Open: 15 clock hours, theory and/or skill/practical, shall be used at instructor's discretion as need of student dictates.
C. Esthetician: The curriculum for students enrolled in a course of 600 hours of instruction and training extended over a period of not less than fifteen weeks is as follows:
1. Mississippi Board of Cosmetology Laws, Rules and Regulations

Professional Image, Ethics and Conduct

General Sciences

Infection Control, Prevention and Safety Precautions

Anatomy and Physiology

Basic Chemistry and Electricity

Business Skills

Personal/Individual

Resume

Interviewing

Sales and Marketing

Money Management

Salon

Planning and Design

Management

Marketing

Skin Science

Skin Treatments/Services

Facial Treatments

Facial Massage

Facial Machines

Hair Removal

Makeup

Advanced Topics and Treatments

Any Other Related Theory/Skill Subjects

2. Theory requirement: 100 clock hours
a. Theory class is to be conducted in a separate classroom by a licensed instructor on the basis of 5 hours minimum per week throughout the entire period of instruction.
b. Students shall not leave a theory class to work on patrons or to practice skill.
3. Skill/Practical Requirement: 470 clock hours

Skill/Practical training and clinic work shall be assigned and supervised by a licensed instructor.

4. Unassigned/Open: 30 clock hours, theory and/or skill/practical, shall be used at instructor's discretion as need of student dictates.
D. Student Instructor:
1. The curriculum for a student enrolled in a school for a cosmetology, esthetician, or manicurist instructor training course consists of 1000 hours:
c. The subject matter and hours for each are:

1,000 hours

Theory Observation

16 hours

Skill Observation

90 hours

(The observation hours must be acquired prior to practice

teaching)

The Professional Teacher including:

218 hours

Teacher Personality

Technical Knowledge

Teacher Characteristics

Teachers as Professionals

Preparation for Teaching

Planning the Course (Lesson Plans Steps of Teaching)

Student Motivation and Learning

including:

Laws Governing Learning Process

Student Motivation

Student Participation

Student Personalities

Slow Learner v. Gifted Learner

132 hours

Methods, Management & Materials including:

Methods, Procedures & Techniques of Teaching

Classroom Management

Teaching Materials

429 hours

Testing and Evaluation

90 hours

Cosmetology Law, Rules and Regulations

25 hours

d. Of the designated hours for each category, an adjustment may be made, up to 10% as student needs may require.
2. Prior to application for approval for examination, a student instructor is required to have completed six (6) semester hours in college courses approved by the Board. It is strongly recommended that the student seek approval of subject matter from the Board prior to actual enrollment in the courses.
a. All six (6) hours of college courses may be acquired in a classroom, web-based or online courses.
b. Six (6) hours must be acquired in a combination of the following subjects:
(1) Communication
(2) Business Law
(3) English
(4) Psychology
(5) Sociology
(6) Mathematics
(7) Computer
(8) Safety and First Aid
(9) Any other Methodology course, with Board approval
c. Proof of the acquisition of the course must be submitted to the Board in the form of an original transcript from the college or university from which the courses are acquired. The transcript must bear the seal of the school and the signature of the Registrar. Copies are not acceptable.
3. Prior to application for examination, a student instructor must attend one Board approved "Methods of Teaching" Seminar earning a minimum of five (5) continuing education hours.
F. Cross Over Barbers: The curriculum for a licensed barber enrolled in a 500 hour course, as provided for in § 73-7-13, extended over a period of not less than 12- weeks is as follows:
1. Theory Requirements: 65 hours
a. Theory class is to be conducted in a separate classroom by a licensed instructor on the basis of 5 hours minimum per week throughout the entire period of instruction.
b. Students are not permitted to leave a theory class to work on patrons.
2. Skill Requirements: 435 hours:

Skill training and clinic work is to be assigned and supervised by a licensed instructor.

G. A student may earn clock hours in any course of training for demonstrations and for product knowledge being taught by suppliers under the following conditions:
1. A licensed instructor is in attendance at all times.
2. The demonstrator holds a current permit issued by the Board for this purpose.
3. If the demonstration/product knowledge is acquired off-campus, a sign-in sheet must be maintained by the school authority, and a copy sent to the Board with the next regular monthly report.

30 Miss. Code. R. 2101-5.18

Miss. Code Ann. § 73-7-7 (Rev. 2013)
Adopted 2/27/2015
Amended 1/15/2016
Amended 12/17/2017