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Cosmetology Schools in or near Alaska

Alaska Cosmetology Schools

Find an accredited cosmetology school or beauty college in Alaska with accredited hair, nail, barber and other training programs. All schools are accredited and have financial aid for qualifying students. Take a course with classes like basic safety and sanitation, hair care, nail care, makeup artistry, anatomy and physiology, and more. Get trained for the Alaska cosmetology license exam. Our free online application is the first step in finding and applying to a cosmetology school.

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State of Alaska, Cosmetology Certification Requirements

You must be at least 17 years old with a high school diploma or GED.

To become an instructor, you must hold a valid cosmetology license, have one full year in practice plus 3 years of practice OR 1 year of practice in another state and 600 hours of instructor training. You must also pass a written and practical exam.

License renewals are by August 31st of odd-numbered years. There is a $160 fee or a $240 instructor fee.

To practice if you're from another state, you must already have a license in a state with equivalent requirements; 1 year of full time work plus 1500 school hours, or 2 years of full time work.

There are no continuing education requirements in Alaska.

Educational requirements in Alaska:

Barber – 1650 hours or 2000 apprenticeship hours
Esthetician – 350 hours
Hairdresser – 1650 hours or 2000 apprenticeship hours
Instructor – 600 hours if licensed between 1-3 years. If licensed over 3 years, no additional training hours are needed.
Manicurist – 250 hours, plus 12 hours of additional instruction