Ill. Admin. Code tit. 68, § 1175.1220 - Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Awareness Education
a) No domestic
violence and sexual assault awareness organization, accredited university or
college, industry or trade association, corporate salon, franchise salon,
independent salon, vocational or technical school, cosmetology school,
esthetics school, nail technology school, hair braiding school or other entity
shall offer or conduct a domestic violence and sexual assault awareness
education course as a CE program for cosmetologists, estheticians, nail
technicians and hair braiders as provided in Sections 3-7, 3A-6, 3C-8 and 3E-5
of the Act without first being approved and authorized by the Division as a
domestic violence and sexual assault awareness education sponsor, except as
provided in subsection (h). No CE sponsor approved under Section
1175.1200 shall offer or conduct
a domestic violence and sexual assault awareness education program without also
complying with this Section.
b) A
domestic violence and sexual assault awareness education sponsor application
shall be filed with the Division to be approved as a sponsor. The application
shall include:
1) A copy of the Certificate
of Attendance, which shall include the following information:
A) Sponsor name and address;
B) Place for insertion of the sponsor
registration number. The sponsor registration number must appear on all issued
Certificates of Attendance;
C)
Course title and place for insertion of the date of the course. The date of the
course must appear on all issued Certificates of Attendance;
D) Number of hours awarded (1 hour);
and
E) Place for insertion of the
participant's name and license number. The participant's name and license
number must appear on all issued Certificates of Attendance.
2) The course outline, including
evidence of appropriate facilities, instructor qualifications and content of
the course.
3) Name, address,
telephone number, and email address of the contact person responsible for all
recordkeeping.
4) Certification
that the sponsor will comply with all sponsor requirements set forth in this
Section.
5) The required fee set
forth in Section 1175.100.
c) The 1-hour domestic violence and sexual
assault awareness education course must, at a minimum, include the following
subject areas:
1) Providing basic information
about domestic violence and sexual assault, including definitions, factual
information, statistics, types of abuse, behaviors, victim-blaming, shaming,
abusers, barriers for victims leaving their abusers or seeking help, and
confidentiality issues;
2) Placing,
within the context of a cosmetology, esthetics, nail technology or hair
braiding salon or practice, exposure to and awareness of issues related to
domestic violence and sexual assault; and
3) Providing licensees with the tools to
assist clients with information about available options, choices and services,
including listening to and communicating with clients, recognizing signs of
abuse, the proper ways to support a client who is a victim, and connecting
clients with available community resources.
d) The 1-hour domestic violence and sexual
assault awareness education course shall be presented in a classroom setting or
in an online classroom presentation.
e) The domestic violence and sexual assault
awareness education course shall only be presented or taught by a qualified
instructor. A qualified instructor is a person who:
1) Holds a current Illinois Certified
Domestic Violence Professional certificate issued by the Illinois Certified
Domestic Violence Professionals Board or has completed a 40-hour domestic
violence training program offered by the Illinois Certified Domestic Violence
Professionals Board;
2) Has
completed a 40-hour sexual assault training program offered by the Illinois
Coalition Against Sexual Assault (ICASA), which is required for all volunteers,
staff members and contractual workers who provide victim services or have
access to client records at ICASA;
3) Is a post-secondary educator in the field
of criminal justice with documented domestic violence and sexual assault
awareness training;
4) Is a law
enforcement professional (active or retired) with documented domestic violence
and sexual assault awareness training; or
5) Holds a certificate or other credential or
has completed a training program that is deemed by the Division to be
substantially similar to that described in this subsection (e).
f) A CE sponsor approved under
Section 1175.1200 or an industry or
trade association may contract with an approved domestic violence and sexual
assault awareness education sponsor to offer or conduct a domestic violence and
sexual assault awareness education course without obtaining its own sponsor
approval under this Section.
g) A
domestic violence and sexual assault awareness education sponsor approved under
this Section is not required to additionally obtain a CE sponsor approval under
Section 1175.1200 unless it intends to
offer and conduct other types of CE courses.
h) Pursuant to Sections 3-7, 3A-6, 3C-8 and
3E-5 of the Act, any cosmetologist, esthetician, nail technician or hair
braider who completed a 1-hour domestic violence and sexual assault awareness
education course from a domestic violence and sexual assault awareness
organization between March 12 and March 15, 2016 shall satisfy the course
completion requirement of the Act, notwithstanding any provision of this Part.
In the same manner, any cosmetologist, esthetician, nail technician or hair
braider who completed a 1-hour domestic violence and sexual assault awareness
education course from a domestic violence and sexual assault awareness
organization between March 25 and March 27, 2017 shall satisfy the course
completion requirement of the Act, notwithstanding any provision of this
Part.
i) All references to
cosmetologists, estheticians, nail technicians and hair braiders in this
Section shall be deemed to include cosmetology teachers, cosmetology clinic
teachers, esthetics teachers, nail technology teachers and hair braiding
teachers.
j) The Department will
maintain a list of all approved domestic violence and sexual assault awareness
education course instructors on the Department's website and will note whether
the education course has an associated cost.
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