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BEARD

BEARD Program Guide

Courses included with membership • Licensing prep • Professional readiness

Use: Student-facing guide + reviewer overview
Version: 2.2 • Date: January 2026
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How BEARD works

Learn the theory. Train the skill. Pass the standards.

BEARD is a structured learning system for barbers and barber students. You’ll complete online lessons and checks, then demonstrate hands-on performance using clear standards. Your progress is tracked so students know what’s next and reviewers can verify completion.

Courses Included
Outcomes
Evaluation
Oversight

Program Overview

BEARD is built for clarity. Every course tells you (1) what to learn, (2) what to practice, and (3) what you must pass. You always know what “competent” looks like before you test.

Learning Format Online lessons + quizzes + practical skill checks (when required)
Focus Licensing exam prep + real-world shop readiness (safety, consistency, professionalism)
Progress Complete modules → pass checks → unlock the next section
Records Scores, attempts, and evaluations are stored for transparency and verification

Courses Included With Your Membership

These are the current BEARD core courses. Together they cover safety, theory, razor systems, science, business, and board review.

Barber Professional Readiness

BPR-101

Professional mindset, workflow, client communication, and what “ready” looks like before you touch a chair.

Sanitation, Safety & Infection Control

BSC-110

Disinfection standards, safe setup, tool handling, blood spill protocol, and compliance habits.

Cutting, Shaping & Design Theory

BAT-120

Design principles, shape control, sectioning logic, and the “why” behind clean cutting results.

Razor, Shaving & Beard Systems

BST-130

Razor handling, shave structure, beard design, skin protection, and consistent service flow.

Chemical Services & Treatments

BCL-140

Chemical safety, treatments, corrective thinking, contraindications, and when to refuse a service.

Hair, Skin & Scalp Science

BHP-150

Anatomy, disorders, scalp assessment, product selection logic, and safe recommendations.

Business Operations & Compliance

BBU-160

Shop systems, documentation, professionalism, scheduling, and basic operations that keep you compliant.

State Law, Board Review & Exam Prep

BCE-170

State law fundamentals, board-style questions, exam strategies, and review checkpoints.

What You’ll Be Able To Do

These outcomes are checked through quizzes, assignments, and skill evaluations (when required).

  1. Work safely every time: set up, disinfect, and perform services using infection-control standards.
  2. Make better service decisions: assess hair/scalp conditions and follow safe guidelines for chemicals and treatments.
  3. Deliver consistent razor and beard services: use structured systems to protect skin and maintain clean results.
  4. Understand design theory: apply shaping logic to improve cutting outcomes and consistency.
  5. Operate professionally: follow shop-ready habits, documentation expectations, and compliance basics.
  6. Prepare for boards: study law and practice board-style questions with checkpoints.

How Your Progress Is Verified

BEARD uses multiple checks so progress is clear and fair.

Check What It Measures What You See What Gets Logged
Quizzes Knowledge of theory, safety, and law Score + feedback (when enabled) Score, attempts, time spent
Assignments Application (case decisions, written responses, planning) Feedback + revision notes Submission history
Skill checks (when required) Hands-on performance using a rubric Rubric score + corrections Rubric + evaluator notes + timestamp
Safety matters: in sanitation and chemical topics, correct answers include refusal criteria and documentation steps when a service is unsafe.

Oversight & Transparency (Reviewer Overview)

BEARD is designed so course content, assessment structure, and completion evidence can be reviewed in an organized way, while protecting student privacy.

Review Area What Can Be Verified Example Evidence
Course coverage Modules and learning targets per course Course shells, objectives, module lists
Assessment method How students are evaluated Quiz banks, assignment prompts, rubrics (if used)
Completion records Attempts, scores, timestamps Reports and audit logs (redacted)
Policies Safety expectations and standards Student policy summaries, lab rules (if applicable)