FAQS

general questions?

You'll find our most common questions answered below.

Course related questions are answered on each subsequent course page.

  • What happens after I apply?

    After securing your spot, a confirmation letter will be sent to each applicant regarding all of the information they will need before the programs start.

  • What are the General Admission Requirements?

    Students who have not completed high school in Canada may be required to complete a language exam. Students must also be over the age of 16.

  • Is there parking available?

    Edmonton Campus :


    Paid parking is conveniently available on the north side of the building. 


    Monthly parking available at 10323 106 Steet 


    Please call 780-809-4615 for more information. 



    Calgary Campus: 


    Paid Parking is plentiful underneath and around Eau Claire Market.


    Monthly parking is available underground; please call 403- 299-7275 and reference Lot #177 for rates and more information.

  • Is there a school dress code?

    Business Casual Attire Only - No Open Toe Shoes, No Hoodies, Tracksuits, or Gym Clothes.

  • Is there government funding available?

    The Masters in Barbering is eligible for Provincial and Federal Student Loans and Grants, through Alberta Student Aid. 


    Student Loan Information


    Paying Back your Alberta Student Loan


    Having Trouble Paying Back your Loan?


    National Student Loan Service Center

  • How many students are there per class?

    We limit each class size to 12 students. This ensures that you have lots of 1-on-1 support from the Educators.

  • Where is the School located?

    EDMONTON

    Unit 200 10018 106 Street

    Edmonton Alberta 

    T5J 1G1 

    Directions >>


    CALGARY

    707 10 Ave SW #120, Calgary, AB T2R 0B3

    Directions >>

  • What is the salary of a barber?

    As an apprentice Barber, after completing your training, you might expect to earn about $80 to $100 per day in wages, and $20 in tips. If you work 6 days a week with time and experience, a pro Barber can earn as much as $1,500 per week or $75k per year without tips.

  • How can I expect to be paid as a barber?

    Shops generally pay by commission, hourly wage or by renting a chair. The most common practice is a 50/50 commission based structure.