What Kansas requires to license an electrologist in 2026 — training hours, the written exam, the passing score, and what our practice tests do and do not cover. Verified against Kansas Board of Cosmetology (delivered by Ergometrics).
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The exam
Kansas licenses electrologists through Kansas Board of Cosmetology (delivered by Ergometrics). Candidates sit a Kansas state-built examination.
Training: hours unverified; the AEA lists 500, or 1,000 by apprenticeship.
Kansas tests electrologists with a Kansas state-built examination; Kansas Board of Cosmetology (delivered by Ergometrics) publishes no content outline. This practice test follows the NIC National Electrology theory model (45 % scientific concepts · 55 % electrology procedures and services), the only national electrology blueprint published in the US.
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