이용사 (바버) in Washington

Washington licenses barbers through the Department of Licensing (DOL). As of May 1, 2026 the testing vendor is Prov (provexam.com), which replaced D.L. Roope. The exam is the NIC Barber 1 (No Chemical) theory test — 60 items (50 scored) in 90 minutes — and you need a scaled score of 75.00 on both the written and practical exams. Washington's official Prov bulletin says the written exam can be taken in additional translated languages selected when you apply with Prov, but the official page does not publish the exact list, so we confirm English and tell you to confirm your language with Prov rather than name languages we haven't verified. A barber license needs 1,000 school hours (or a 2,000-hour apprenticeship). Our multilingual practice questions are a study aid.

State rules and fees change often. This table shows only facts confirmed from an official board or vendor source on the date noted; anything unconfirmed is marked “to confirm.” Always verify current requirements with your state board or its testing vendor before you register. Our practice questions are a study aid and never imply your state offers the exam in a language it does not.