240 CMR, § 10.06 - Licensure of Instructors and Approval of Lecturers

(1) Licensure of Instructors.

(a) A person may be licensed as an instructor in the field of electrolysis, pursuant to M.G.L. c. 112, § 87BB, if he or she meets all of the following requirements:

1. He or she holds a current, valid license to practice as an electrologist in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, issued by the Board;

2. He or she submits satisfactory written proof that he or she has been actively engaged in the practice of electrolysis for at least the last two consecutive years preceding the date of his or her application for registration as an instructor; and

3. He or she attains a passing grade on an instructor licensing examination prescribed by the Board.

(b) A person who is duly licensed as an instructor shall devote all of his or her time, while on the premises of the electrolysis school, to teaching the theory and practice of electrolysis, and shall not, while on the premises of said school, engage in the private practice of electrolysis.

(2) Approval of Lecturers.

(a) A person may be approved by the Board to serve as a lecturer and provide training in a specific subject area, provided that he or she meets one of the following requirements:

1. He or she possesses a bachelor's degree, or the equivalent thereof, in the field or subject area in which he or she proposes to provide training, from a degree granting college or university accredited by the United States Department of Education or the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; or

2. He or she possesses a current, valid adult or secondary school teaching certificate or credential, issued by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts or any other state or territory of the United States, which authorizes him or her to teach in the field or subject area in which he or she proposes to provide training; or

3. He or she has had at least five years of experience in a profession, trade, industry or occupation which requires regular use of the knowledge and skills which he or she proposes to teach to students at the electrolysis school, and, where applicable, possesses a current, valid license to practice said profession, trade or occupation issued by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts or any other state or territory of the United States; or

4. He or she otherwise demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Board that he or she, by virtue of education, practical experience or any combination thereof, possesses sufficient knowledge of the subject matter which he or she proposes to teach to students at the electrolysis school.

(b) A person who has been approved as a lecturer pursuant to 240 CMR 10.06(2) shall provide training only in the subject area for which he or she has been approved.

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240 CMR, § 10.06

Adopted by Mass Register Issue 1392, eff. 5/31/2019.