Guam § 18128 - Instructor’s Continuing Education. Practice by

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§ 18128. Instructor’s Continuing Education. Practice by

Instructor – Instructor May Become Licensed as a

Cosmetologist – Inactive Status.

(a) (1) To maintain an active instructor license in

cosmetology, esthetics, electrology, barbering or manicuring,

an instructor shall every two (2) years submit to the Board

satisfactory proof that the instructor has attended a Board-

approved instructor training program in cosmetology for a

minimum of six (6) hours.

(2) Persons obtaining an initial instructor’s license shall

attend a Board-approved instructor training program in

cosmetology for a minimum of six (6) hours after receiving

such licenses.

(b) The Board may, in its discretion, grant up to one (1) year

for submission of such proof upon a showing of good cause,

including, but not limited to, illness or emergency. However, no

such extension of time shall relieve an instructor from meeting any

future deadline for compliance with this Section.

(c) The active license of any instructor who fails to comply

with this Section shall become invalid and non-renewable.

(1) Before an instructor’s license expires, an instructor

may notify the Board of the instructor’s intention to place the

license on inactive status.

(A) Such notice of intention shall be accompanied

by the regular license fee, but the instructor shall be

relieved of the obligation to attend the otherwise

required Board approved training program.

(B) An instructor may stay on inactive status as

long as the appropriate fees are paid on a regular basis.

(C) To change a license from inactive status to

active status, the instructor shall attend a Board

approved instructor training program specific to their

specialty for a minimum of twenty-four (24) hours.

(2) Any person who holds a valid active license as a

cosmetology instructor may engage in the practice of

cosmetology under such license. However, no instructor may

render cosmetology services in a school, except such services

as are directly incidental to the instruction of students.

(3) Any person whose instructor’s license expires or

becomes invalid may, within sixty (60) days after the date of

expiration or invalidity, obtain a cosmetologist’s license

from the Board upon payment of a fee set by the Board.

(4) (A) If a licensee wishes to place their instructor

license on inactive status, the licensee must submit a

written request to the Board.

(B) The licensee will need to attend his or her first

seminar during the two (2) years following his or her

first renewal and every other year after that.

2017 NOTE: Subsection/subitem designations altered/added pursuant to

authority granted by 1 GCA § 1606.

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