30-502-712Theory of Haircutting for Barbers
Course Information
Description
This course will provide students with knowledge of the art and science of haircutting. Students will identify principal tools and implements, apply haircutting terminology, recognize facial shapes and anatomical features, and learn techniques to create a variety of haircutting designs. Students will apply safety and sanitation procedures adhering to the Wisconsin Statutes and Administrative codes.
Total Credits
1
Course Competencies
  1. Identify basic principles and design elements of haircutting
    Assessment Strategies
    in the classroom
    by written assessment
    by following instructors guidelines
    Criteria
    you identify the components of the basic forms
    you identify the combinations of the basic forms

  2. Identify haircutting tools
    Assessment Strategies
    by demonstrating appropriate tool use
    Criteria
    you identify the tools used haircutting
    you identify the components of various types of tools used in haircutting
    you demonstrate proper use of tools
    you explain proper care and maintenance of tools
    you handle tools in a safe and sanitary manner

  3. Identify fundamentals of haircutting
    Assessment Strategies
    in the classroom
    by written assessment
    Criteria
    you identify and name sections on the head
    you identify basic terms and language relating to haircutting
    you demonstrate form lines, angles, and elevations
    you explain distribution and blending

  4. Identify the four basic haircutting forms
    Assessment Strategies
    in the classroom
    by written assessment
    using resources provided by the instructor
    Criteria
    you explain the importance of design elements and principles of haircutting
    you identify hair growth patterns
    you identify facial shapes and anatomical features
    you identify techniques to correct facial structures