
Class A license
Students searching for a barber license need the path before the pitch. DTX explains the hours, exams, schedule, costs and state-license timing before enrollment.
What to know
Texas requires 1,000 hours for the Class A Barber program. DTX is built around that requirement.
Students can take the written exam after 900 hours and the practical after 1,000 hours, then TDLR issues the license after requirements are met.
Age, criminal history, lawful presence and state paperwork should be reviewed before a student invests time or money.
Search questions
The Class A Barber path requires 1,000 hours. DTX is licensed by TDLR and teaches the full 1,000-hour program.
The written exam can happen after 900 hours and the practical after 1,000 hours.
No. The site will never promise a job or income. DTX can review work and talk next steps, but outcomes will be published only when real data exists.
Next step
If you want the first class, a later class, or just the numbers before deciding, use the form and choose your start timing.