Programs

Congratulations on considering TEXAS BARBER COLLEGES and HAIRSTYLING SCHOOLS & exploring a career in these rewarding fields!

Did you know that there are 6 job openings for every 1 Barber or Beauty expert in the Industry?

That's career security! No other field offers you the ability to be creative and do work you're passionate about, while also offering such incredible opportunities.

If you're intersted in style, enjoy working with people and are looking for a professional career where you can thrive- The Barbering/Cosmetology field is perfect for you!

See if you have what it takes for a successful career in this exciting industry...

Fill out the form on the right to recieve a FREE Professional Barbering & Hairstyling Career Information Kit.

Make Your Career Dreams a Reality

As a graduate of the Texas Barber Colleges and Hairstyling Schools Barber/Beauty programs, not only will you have experience and expertise in the latest procedures and techniques – you’ll also have the Salon Business Skills to put your talents to use. You’ll feel confident entering the work force armed with industry knowledge and practical business savvy.

Imagine a career helping others feel fabulous about themselves and the way they look.

If you’re not sure what area of the Barber & Beauty Industry is right for you, call one of our friendly Career Advisors today. We’ll be happy to answer all your questions and help you find the right career path for you. Call 1-866-NEW-CAREER (1-866- 639-2273).

See if you have what it takes for a Professional Beauty career. Fill out the form on the right to receive your FREE Professional Barbering & Hairstyling Career Information Kit by email.

Style Your Career - Become a Well-Paid Barbering Professional!

If you’re creative, like meeting and working with people and are interested in hairstyling trends you could have a fun, rewarding career as a Barber As a Professional Barber you’ll be part of one of America’s best loved traditions. The Barbershop is an institution in this country; a place where people come for a clean shave, a great haircut and good conversation. But Barbering isn’t stuck in the past. Male and female Barbers are finding success cutting both men’s and women’s hair. And more and more Barbers are offering styling and speciality services like cornrows in addition classic cuts. When you study with Texas Barber College, you’ll learn the skills to succeed as a barber, whether you work for someone else, or start your own business.

Plus, Barbering Professionals can train to become respected Barbering Instructors.

Master Barber (1500 hours)

The Master Barber/Stylist program will give you the skills and confidence to excel as a Professional Barber. You'll approach the state licensing examinations backed by hands-on, industry-relevant experience and will make a seamless transition from training to the professional world.
Get the classic skills, newest techniques and hands-on experience you need to be a world-class barber, as well as the business skills and management preparation to launch a successful career.

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Barber Instructor (1000 hours)

If you're already an experienced barber and are looking to share your skills and experience with up-and-comers by entering the fulfilling teaching profession, the Texas Barber Colleges Barber Instructor Course is perfect for you. With a Barber Instructors license you'll be qualifed to instruct in any Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations approved barber Schools.
Turn your Barbering expertise into a new, rewarding career as a Barber Instructor. Help others, like yourself, with a passion for people and for haircutting get thier start in the Barbering Industry. Pass along the tricks of the trade and incredible first-hand experience you've learned in the front-lines of this profession to aspiring Barbers just starting out.

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Make Your Career a Thing of Beauty Become a Top-Earning Cosmetology Professional

Did you know there is virtually ZERO unemployment in the Beauty Industry right now?That means great career opportunities for individuals with Cosmetology and Beauty Industry training. If you’re creative, have a passion for style and fashion and thrive in a social environment, a career in the Beauty Industry could be perfect for you! At Texas Barber Colleges and Hairstyling Schools you can choose from a broad array of Beauty Industry Specializations.

Cosmetology (1500 hours)

Be an all-around expert. With training in Cosmetology you'll have the skills of an esthetician including makeup, styling, and all aspects of skin and nail care. And, you'll also be a skilled hairstylist. As a Cosmetology specialist you'll be able to create the total look from hair cut and color to mke-up application right down to the pedicured toes. 

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Manicurist (600 hours)

As a professional Manicurist you'll shape, enhance and beautify client's nails, on both thier hands and feet. You'll perform nail services such as manicure, pedicures, coloring and nail extensions. Evolving nail technology including new acrylic material for artificial material for artificial nails and things like stencils and gem application makes this a fun and exciting field to work in.

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Shampoo Specialist (150 hours)

Working as a Shampoo Specialist is a great way to break into the Beauty Biz! This short program certifies you to work in a licensed beauty Salon shampooing, applying conditioners and rinses, scalp manipulation and acting as a knwoledgeable advisor on hair care products.

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Braiding Specialist (35 Hours)

Be in-demand for your specialist skill braiding and hairweaving. Extensions are the biggest trend in hair styling today. Master all types of extension application and be looked to for your expertise. With Hairweaving/Braiding Specialist on your resume you’ll stand out among other hairstylist without this in-demand specialization.

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Cosmetology Instructor (750/250 hours)

If you’re already an experienced Cosmetology Professional and are looking to share your skills and experience with up-and-comers by entering the fulfilling teaching profession, the Cosmetology Instructor Course is perfect for you. Help others, like yourself, with a passion for people and style get their start in the Beauty Industry. Call our Admissions office for details and hour requirements for each.

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