If the completed training is more than 5 years old, what must a candidate submit to get a license?

To obtain a license when completed training is over five years old, a candidate is required to submit a skills course certificate that is no more than one year old. This requirement ensures that candidates are up-to-date with the latest techniques and practices in the nail technician field, acknowledging the rapid advancements in beauty services and technology.

Continuing education is vital in keeping skills relevant and ensuring that practitioners are aware of any changes in safety protocols, health regulations, or new service offerings. By requiring proof that the training has been refreshed recently, the law aims to maintain high standards within the profession, enhancing the safety and satisfaction of clients.

Other options, such as providing proof of continued education or work experience, do not specifically meet the regulatory requirements for licensing based on the age of the initial training. A new training application is also not necessary if the candidate can provide evidence of a current skills course completion.