Barber Academy Ewa Wolaniuk-Kloc – Szkolenia Barberskie, Wrocław

This is the strongest credential among the Polish providers listed here, and it is in Wrocław rather than Warsaw as older directory data recorded. It is registered as a Niepubliczna Placówka Kształcenia Ustawicznego, a formally registered private continuing-education institution, under RIS number 480554, holds the SUS 2.0 training-quality standard certified by DEKRA, and belongs to the Polish Chamber of Training Companies. Its certificates are issued as a zaświadczenie under the Ministry of Education regulation rather than as a self-designed document.

The catalogue is the most detailed of any provider here, running to around twenty programmes quoted in hours. The core beginner course is 120 hours, with a 160-hour variant recorded in the state database, priced at 12,000 zł and running three times in 2026. Master Barber, covering stubble, beard and razor shaving, is 40 hours at 6,800 zł. Barber Pro is 24 hours at 4,500 zł. Shorter courses cover fade variations, precision flat top, classic men’s cutting, curly hair for men, long trim, a razor shaving ritual, trichology at two levels, social media, repigmentation and premium depilation. A course for teachers of barbering also runs at 40 hours. Note the catalogue extends beyond barbering into trichology and depilation.

On credentials in Poland: barbering is not a regulated profession, so almost every academy issues its own certificate. Two things do carry weight, entry in the Rejestr Instytucji Szkoleniowych (RIS), which opens up publicly funded routes through Urząd Pracy, KFS and BUR, and registration as a Niepubliczna Placówka Kształcenia Ustawicznego. Be sceptical of ISO numbers presented as accreditation: ISO 9001 and ISO 21001 are management-system certifications bought privately, not educational credentials.