Curriculum for Electrology Education

Electrolysis training requirements vary considerably from State to State. Many States require students to attend an approved school for a specific number of hours. On average, this is 320 to 1100 hours. In some States, electrolysis is not a licensed profession. In these cases, you can learn electrolysis by working under an experienced electrologist (but this may not be required) and acquiring the Certified Professional Electrologist (CPE) credential.

The general course and topics of study must provide the graduates with the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the tasks, functions, and duties of an electrologist accurately and reliably. There is, of course, no one curricular pattern that will achieve these objectives. The pattern that follows is therefore not to be construed as the desired or required curriculum, but as one way in which the subject areas may be organized to provide:

I. General Theory

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