Guam § 18128 - Continuing Education.

§ 18128. Continuing Education.

(a) To renew a cosmetology license, a licensee must complete

a total of six (6) hours of Board approved continuing education.

(b) To renew a manicurist license, a licensee must complete

a total of six (6) hours of Board approved continuing education.

(c) To renew an esthetician license, a licensee must complete

a total of six (6) hours of Board approved continuing education.

(d) To renew an electrologist license, a licensee must

complete a total of six (6) hours of Board approved continuing

education.

(e) To renew a barber or barber-stylist license, a licensee

must complete a total of six (6) hours of Board approved

continuing education.

(f) Cosmetology licensees or instructor licensees who are at

least sixty-five (65) years of age, and have held a cosmetology or

instructor license for at least fifteen (15) years will only be

required to complete two (2) hours of continuing education in

health and safety.

(g) (1) Licensees may not receive continuing education credit

for attending the same course more than once for one (1)

renewal period.

(2) Further, licensees must retain a copy of the

certificate of completion for a course of two (2) years after

the date of completion.

(3) In conducting any inspection or investigation of the

licensee, the Board may examine the licensee’s records to

determine compliance.

(h) To receive Board approval, applications to sponsor

continuing education seminars must be submitted to the Board at

least ninety (90) days before the date seminars are to be held.

(i) The Board may grant exceptions to the ninety (90) days

requirement if seminars would have otherwise met all adopted

guidelines. Requests for exceptions must be made in writing to the

Board.

(j) Continuing education seminars must meet Board

standards for presentation and content, and must contribute

directly to professional competence of attendees.

(k) Physical attendance at seminars is required to receive

credit for continuing education.

(l) Continuing education accepted by the proper licensing

authority in other States may be accepted or credited subject to

proper documentation and approval by the Board.

(m) Instructors for continuing education seminars must make

presentations in person.

(n) No continuing education instructor or presenter may

instruct for more than eight (8) hours in one (1) day.

(o) A proper record of registration and attendance for

continuing education seminars must be kept by sponsors for at

least three (3) years.

(p) No member of the Board may conduct or be a provider of

continuing education courses.

(q) Changes to continuing education proposals will be subject

to an administrative fee.

2017 NOTE: Subitem designations added pursuant to authority granted

by 1 GCA § 1606.