If you are not interested in high school and college entrance examination, I suggest you go to a professional beauty and hairdressing technical school to study. First, after all, you are a junior college student and have studied a major. Finding a job is more competitive than apprentices in some beauty shops. Second, you can really learn a lot of skills in the college entrance examination (provided you are willing to learn and ask). Of course, if you put income first, I suggest you learn from beauticians. If you put your hobby first, then you can learn from the barber. Open your own shop. If you want to be your own boss, you can open your own barber shop, cut your own hair, or recruit some apprentices to help you. Practical knowledge is relatively complete, you can apply for a lecturer in hairdressing training class, be a lecturer in training class, train students, and be a good hairdressing consultant to keep abreast of market trends and guide new hairstyles, which is suitable for part-time jobs.