An apprentice cosmetologist working in a salon must be:
a.Paid only in tips
b.Registered with the BBC apprenticeship program and supervised by an approved licensed trainer
c.Allowed to perform any service if she has been training six months
d.Self-supervised at all times
Explanation
California's apprenticeship route requires the apprentice to be enrolled and registered in the BBC apprenticeship program and to be supervised by a qualified, approved trainer at all times during salon work.
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