List of levels and classifications of barbers based on their experience

Trainee: This level typically includes barbers who have completed a barbering program or apprenticeship and have just started their professional career. They usually have 3 months to 1 year of experience.

Apprentice: Barbers at this level have gained some experience and are continuing their training under the guidance of a more experienced barber. They typically have 1-3 years of experience.

Junior: Barbers at the junior level have honed their skills and have gained a good amount of experience in the industry. They have typically been working as barbers for 4-7 years.

Intermediate: Barbers at the intermediate level have a solid foundation of experience and skills. They have been practicing their craft for 8-11 years, allowing them to handle a wide range of haircuts and styles confidently.

Senior: Barbers at the senior level are highly experienced and have spent a significant amount of time in the industry. They have typically accumulated 12-20 years of experience, making them well-versed in various techniques and able to handle complex haircuts with ease.

Master: The highest level in the classification, master barbers have reached the pinnacle of their profession. With 25+ years of experience, they have extensive knowledge, exceptional skill, and often serve as mentors and leaders in the barbering community. Master barbers are renowned for their expertise and ability to create innovative styles.

It's important to note that these classifications may vary slightly in different regions or establishments. The years of experience mentioned above are approximate guidelines and can vary based on individual learning pace, exposure to diverse clientele, continuous education, and personal growth as a barber.