California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 12 — Cemetery and Funeral Act, Article 4 — Apprentices

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Section 7660Defines an apprentice embalmer as a person studying embalming under the instruction and supervision of a licensed embalmer who has at least…Section 7661Requires an application to register as an embalmer’s apprentice to be made on a bureau-provided form, verified by the applicant, and accompanied…Section 7662Requires an apprentice-embalmer applicant to be over 18 and lack specified license-denial grounds, plus satisfy one of three alternatives: complete high school;…Section 7664Limits an embalmer apprenticeship certificate to the earlier of issuance of an embalmer license or six years after registration and bars renewal.…Section 7665Requires apprentice embalmers to file verified, certified apprenticeship reports by January 15 for the prior year and upon specified changes, completion, leaves…Section 7666Sets embalmer apprenticeship at two years; failed license exams allow one additional term, and specified waiting periods allow approved extensions up to…Section 7667Allows the bureau to approve apprenticeship leaves and extensions totaling no more than one year, with no apprenticeship credit during absence. The…Section 7668Allows the bureau, after notice, complaint, and hearing, to suspend or revoke an apprenticeship certificate for listed misconduct, including failure to work…Section 7669Allows an apprentice whose certificate was suspended or revoked to apply for reregistration within one year, subject to then-current law and the…Section 7670Requires apprenticeship training at a bureau-approved funeral establishment meeting staffing, sanitation, and volume requirements, including at least 50 embalmed remains per apprentice…Section 7671Exempts a duly registered apprentice or a student enrolled in an approved California mortuary science program when an amendment raising apprentice-embalmer or…

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