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1How many training hours are required for an esthetician license in Vermont?
A.450 hours
B.600 hours
C.750 hours
D.1,000 hours
Explanation: Vermont requires 600 hours of esthetician training at a state-approved school to qualify for the licensing examination.
2Which regulatory body oversees esthetician licensing in Vermont?
A.Vermont Department of Health
B.Vermont Secretary of State, Office of Professional Regulation
C.Vermont Department of Education
D.Vermont Medical Board
Explanation: The Vermont Secretary of State, Office of Professional Regulation oversees esthetician licensing, examinations, and salon regulation in Vermont.
3How often must a Vermont esthetician renew their license?
A.Annually
B.Every two years
C.Every three years
D.Every five years
Explanation: Vermont esthetician licenses must be renewed every two years. The renewal fee is $130.
4What is the license renewal fee for a Vermont esthetician?
A.$35
B.$66
C.$82
D.$130
Explanation: The Vermont esthetician license renewal fee is $130, due every two years.
5What are the continuing education requirements for Vermont esthetician license renewal?
A.No CE is required
B.4 hours every two years
C.10 hours every two years
D.25 hours every two years
Explanation: Vermont requires no continuing education required for esthetician license renewal.
6What is the minimum passing score on the Vermont esthetician licensing exams?
A.60%
B.70%
C.75%
D.80%
Explanation: Candidates must score at least 75% on each esthetician licensing exam to pass in Vermont.
7Under Vermont law, an esthetician must display what at their work location?
A.Their school diploma
B.Their current valid license
C.A price list for all services
D.Their CE certificates
Explanation: Vermont law requires estheticians to display their current, valid license at their work location where it is visible to clients and inspectors.
8Practicing esthetics without a valid license in Vermont can result in which consequence?
A.A verbal warning only
B.Fines, penalties, and possible criminal prosecution
C.A mandatory training session
D.No consequence
Explanation: Practicing esthetics without a valid license in Vermont is a violation of state law and can result in fines, penalties, cease-and-desist orders, and possible criminal prosecution.
9What types of exams must a Vermont esthetician candidate pass?
A.Only a written theory exam
B.Only a practical exam
C.Both written theory and practical examinations
D.An oral interview only
Explanation: Vermont requires esthetician candidates to pass both a written theory exam and a practical skills examination to demonstrate competency.
10An out-of-state licensed esthetician wants to practice in Vermont. What is the typical pathway?
A.Automatic license transfer
B.Apply through reciprocity or endorsement with license verification and equivalent training
C.Complete all training hours in ${data.name}
D.No pathway exists for out-of-state licensees
Explanation: Out-of-state estheticians can apply for Vermont licensure through reciprocity or endorsement, typically requiring verification of their current license in good standing and proof of equivalent education.

About the VT Esthetician Exam

Vermont OPR lists 500 school hours or 750 Vermont apprenticeship hours for estheticians. Apply to OPR with documentation; once approved, follow Prometric registration instructions and the assigned examination bulletins.

Exam sponsor: Vermont Secretary of State, Office of Professional Regulation. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

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Official sources

  • Vermont OPR barber and cosmetology FAQs · Source checked 2026-10-10500 school / 750 apprenticeship hours, OPR approval then Prometric registration, and laser-scope restriction. Confirm examination format in the assigned current bulletin.

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Study theme

Licensing & Scope

Vermont licensing requirements, authorized services and application instructions; these are study themes, not official exam weights.

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Safety & Infection Control

Infection prevention, safe product handling, sanitation and disinfection.

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Skin Analysis & Services

Skin structure, client consultation, contraindications and services within the applicable authorization.

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Professional Practice

Client records, communication, referral boundaries and workplace safety.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many training hours does Vermont require?

OPR lists 500 school hours or 750 hours in a Vermont apprenticeship. A school may require a curriculum longer than the state minimum, which enrolled students should complete.

How do I register for the Vermont examinations?

Apply to OPR and submit the required documentation. After approval, OPR sends your information to Prometric, which emails registration instructions. Use the current candidate handbook and assigned NIC bulletins for format, scoring and preparation.

Can an esthetician use lasers with a medical director?

No. OPR says esthetics does not include lasers for any purpose. You must personally hold appropriate medical licensure or an electrology license with the laser endorsement; a medical director’s involvement does not satisfy the requirement.