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Actually if you do a bit of a search for 'hairdressing courses' you will find the better ones who offer various ways of learning such as traineeships/apprenticeships and paying (as opposed to paid) students, should offer the Barbering modules as part of the hairdressing training. I did a bit of looking into it a few months back myself.
I don't know what you might find in your area or how far you are willing to travel to gain said education though. In Queensland, or more correctly in Brisbane we have this place Queensland Hairdressing Academy Training Brisbane | Home. They offer as an elective, specific training in men's haircuts, head and face shaving as part of their cert III course. If you have something similar near you, it might give you some of what you are looking for.


Mick

Thanks mick
that probably is really really helpful
i shall look it up asap

No worries. Glad to assist you.


Mick

Originally Posted by edhewitt

With a name like barbarich he is in the right profession.

The term for this is Nominative determination. I was a cook for awhile, my last name is Fry.

Originally Posted by souschefdude

The term for this is Nominative determination. I was a cook for awhile, my last name is Fry.

From your name I guessed that you had something to do with cooking .
Slightly off topic, but there is a funeral company here called chipper funerals, all I can think of when I see them is Fargo.

So Ed, does this mean you should be a wood chopper?!


Mick

Originally Posted by MickR

So Ed, does this mean you should be a wood chopper?!


Mick

It's a bit of a long story, but Hewitt is actually my wife's surname, I just married into the family, my wife's sister married a guy called turner, so she went from Hewitt to turner.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

It's a bit of a long story, but Hewitt is actually my wife's surname, I just married into the family, my wife's sister married a guy called turner, so she went from Hewitt to turner.

A wood turner then So cutting the long story short, what is your surname then, if not really a Hewitt?


Mick

Originally Posted by MickR

A wood turner then So cutting the long story short, what is your surname then, if not really a Hewitt?


Mick

Well I was born a Stevens, but that was my mums ex husbands name, my mums name is Darby (my current middle name), and my dads name is Acton.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Well I was born a Stevens, but that was my mums ex husbands name, my mums name is Darby (my current middle name), and my dads name is Acton.

Now I see why you can be confusing sometimes...


Mick