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A better strategy if you want to break the class restrictions is to use Tweaks to enable all class combos for all races, including dual/multi for Barbarians and Sorcerers. Then you are guaranteed to start with all of the appropriate class abilities.
Yes, you can easily change proficiencies with EEKeeper. I have had to do this on occasion when I forgot which weapons were best in the future (BG2) for my race and class. I am not sure about changing armor though. That is not a learned skill.