Hướng Nghiệp Á Âu – Barber Chuyên Nghiệp

This is the only Vietnamese provider in this directory whose certificate involves a state body rather than being purely in-house: graduates receive credentials from both the training institution and Vietnam’s Department of Vocational and Continuing Education, issued in Vietnamese and English, the bilingual element being genuinely useful if you intend to work abroad.

The professional barber programme runs 53 sessions in four blocks: foundational knowledge across 13 sessions, cutting technique across 11, chemical services including perming and colouring across 17, and management skills across 12. That chemical-services weighting is unusual for a barbering course and reflects how the trade is practised in Vietnam.

Three price tiers are published: basic cutting technique at 12 million dong, professional barbering including chemical services at 18 million, and the complete programme at 28 million. One gap: the course page publishes no branch addresses, and this is a multi-branch national chain, so establish which campus you would attend before enrolling.