Franklin Barber School Launches New Affordable Barber Classes in Houston

Aug 15, 2017

Franklin Barber School introduces new affordable barber classes to their curriculum.

Houston, United States - August 15, 2017 /PressCable/ —

In a bid to extend their offerings and make cosmetology a viable career for a wider range of people, Franklin Barber School have just added new affordable barber classes to their curriculum.

Franklin Barber School has been in the hair care education business for nearly 100 years (since 1915) and they’re not showing any signs of slowing down.

Due in no small part to their decades of experience in this field, they’ve become the go-to destination in Houston, Texas for entry level haircare education.

Students enrolled in new and existing classes have to complete a set of training classes in order to begin a licensed hairdressing career.

Classes cater to students interested in current and trendy haircuts. They also teach haircutting specifically tailored for Latinos, African Americans, and Asian clientele.

These classes are geared towards helping students become excellent barbers, instructors, or technicians, but that’s not all. Franklin Barber School also prepares students for the state board exams.

It provides everything that is needed to have a successful career in cosmetology, and the in-house student financing they offer ensures that it’s within the reach of all interested prospective students.

Ron Jemison Jr, CEO of Franklink Barber School, said that “I’m excited to be able to offer such an exciting and comprehensive program in the Houston area. We’re one of the fastest growing large metroplexes in America, and we need more good barbers!”

Franklin Barber School is a state and DARS approved school offering barber programs covering the basic and advanced aspects of barbering, including but not limited to design, cutting, and coloring.

Prospective students interested in their new affordable barber classes can learn more and register through their website at FranklinBarberSchool.com or give them a call during their opening hours. Facebook and Twitter support are also available for those who prefer social media.

Contact Info:
Name: Ronald Jemison
Organization: Franklin Barber Institute
Address: 4745 Hwy 6, Houston, Texas 77084, United States
Phone: +1-832-683-4792

For more information, please visit https://www.franklinbarberschool.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 229301

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