Wis. Admin. Code Cosmetology Examining Board Cos 6.01 - Applications and permits
(1). The owner of an establishment seeking to
train an apprentice shall contact the department of workforce development or
the department for an application.
(2). An initial apprenticeship permit shall
be issued for a period of 3 years. The permit shall be renewable for one
additional one year period upon all of the following:
(a) The payment of the renewal fee specified
in s.
440.08(2) (b), Stats.
(b) Certification to the board from the
department of workforce development of acceptable progress by the apprentice in
theory instruction and practical training.
(4). An apprentice shall not engage in any
cosmetology work or attend school until a permit has been issued.
(5). Each apprentice shall enter an
apprenticeship contract with an establishment owner or his or her designated
agent who shall employ and make arrangements for training of the apprentice in
accordance with ch. 454, Stats., and the rules of the board.
(6). The owner or his or her designated agent
shall provide the apprentice with the equipment necessary to learn all phases
of practical cosmetology as listed in s.
Cos 6.04 and keep records of all apprentice practical work
hours.
(7). An apprentice seeking
to transfer his or her apprenticeship contract to another establishment owner
shall contact the department of workforce development or the department for
transfer procedures. An apprentice shall not transfer without prior approval of
the board.
(8). Cancellation of an
apprenticeship contract by the department of workforce development shall result
in an automatic suspension of an apprenticeship permit.
(9). An apprentice who has failed to complete
an apprenticeship within 4 years from the date of issuance of his or her
initial permit may apply for reentry into the apprenticeship program. Upon its
review of the applicant's apprenticeship records, the board may deny the
application or issue another apprenticeship permit under specified terms and
conditions. The board may allow an apprentice credit for theory and practical
training actually obtained under a previous permit.
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