How may licensees demonstrate their competency in North Dakota?

In North Dakota, licensees demonstrate their competency primarily by completing required training and passing examinations. This process ensures that individuals have acquired the necessary knowledge and skills that meet the state's standards for cosmetology practices. Training programs typically cover essential aspects of cosmetology, including safety procedures, hygiene, and techniques relevant to the field. The examination further assesses this knowledge, ensuring that only those who are fully qualified receive licensure.

The other options do not fulfill the state's requirements for demonstrating competency. Proof of employment in other states may indicate experience but does not necessarily demonstrate current competencies or compliance with North Dakota's specific regulations. Customer testimonials provide subjective opinions and do not offer a standardized measure of skill or knowledge. Attending workshops, while beneficial for professional development, does not equate to the formal training and examination process required for licensure in the state. Thus, the process of completing training and passing examinations is the definitive method established by the North Dakota Board of Cosmetology to assess and ensure the competency of its licensees.