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Specialist Practitioner for Hairdressing (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung in Germany

German name: Fachpraktiker/in für Friseur (§66 BBiG/§42r HwO)

The vocational training as a Specialist Practitioner for Hairdressing is an initial vocational training program, specifically designed for people with disabilities. The duration is typically 3 years, but can vary depending on the responsible chamber. It takes place in craft businesses or vocational rehabilitation facilities and closely follows the recognized profession of a Hairdresser.

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What you do

  • Washing and conditioning hair
  • Performing simple haircuts
  • Blow-drying and styling hair
  • Consulting clients and understanding their wishes
  • Maintaining cleanliness and order in the salon
  • Managing appointments
  • Recommending hair care products

Requirements

  • Official recognition as a person with disabilities (§66 BBiG/§42r HwO)
  • Interest in hairdressing and working with people
  • Manual dexterity and creativity
  • Good communication skills
  • Physical stamina (e.g., standing for long periods)
  • Empathy and patience in customer contact
  • Reliability and conscientiousness

Career prospects

  1. 1Employment as a Specialist Practitioner for Hairdressing in hair salons
  2. 2Work in vocational rehabilitation facilities or social institutions
  3. 3Specialization in specific services (e.g., men's haircuts)
  4. 4Potential further training to become a fully qualified Hairdresser (with additional qualifications)

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Frequently asked questions

Answers from our data on salary, length, German level and open positions.

How much do you earn in a Specialist Practitioner for Hairdressing (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung in Germany?

Usually 700 to 1,100 € a month. Pay rises with each year of training; the company sets the exact amount.

What German level do I need for a Specialist Practitioner for Hairdressing (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung?

Usually B2 German is enough. It is a guideline: some companies ask for more, some accept less.

What are the requirements for a Specialist Practitioner for Hairdressing (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung?

Official recognition as a person with disabilities (§66 BBiG/§42r HwO); Interest in hairdressing and working with people; Manual dexterity and creativity; Good communication skills.

Where can I find open Specialist Practitioner for Hairdressing (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities) Ausbildung positions?

There are no open positions right now. New positions come in several times a day.

How to apply as a Specialist Practitioner for Hairdressing (Vocational Training for People with Disabilities)

Create your German CV, no account needed. Then apply to one of the open positions.

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Career information is based on BERUFENET by the Federal Employment Agency.