A program of instruction for barber shall require a minimum of 1,200 locally determined clock hours of instruction of which: 200 hours shall be theory and demonstration; and 1,000 hours shall be practical application. The program shall include instruction in each of the following topics with hours as assigned by the local school system: Careers in barbering; Personal development; Bacteriology, sterilization, and sanitation; Implements, equipment, and supplies; Techniques of honing and stropping; Fundamentals of shaving; Shampooing and rinsing; Fundamentals and techniques of haircutting; Techniques of cutting and styling curly and over-curly hair; Techniques of mustache and beard trimming, and design; Fundamentals of scalp and hair services; Massage techniques; Facial services; Fundamentals of hair styling; Fundamentals of permanent waving; Fundamentals of chemical hair relaxing; Hair coloring; Hair pieces; Histology; Diseases and disorders of skin, scalp, and hair; Anatomy and physiology in related barbering; Electricity; Related basic chemistry for barbering; Barber shop management; and State laws and regulations. Related Instruction. Related instruction, not to exceed 240 hours, may apply toward the 1,200-hour requirement when the teacher of barbering approves hours for documented student participation in any of the following activities: Organizational activities of the Skills USA which are directly related to the subject of barbering; School-sponsored field trips planned for in the barber curriculum; Work-study employment after successful completion of 800 hours of barbering instruction, which is supervised by a master barber and conducted under a work-based learning agreement with the school. The supervisor shall report on all matters concerning the student's progress in work-study employment as described in §C(1)(c) of this regulation to the work-study coordinator, or if none is assigned, to the school's teacher of barbering. The barber teacher may certify the student's eligibility for admission to the State licensing examination upon: Demonstrated competency upon the completion of the required minimum number of hours in the program; and Certification of successful evaluation of the student's work by the teacher of barbering.