Preparing to work in Fashion : Jewellery Making

Program Overview

This 11-week non-regulated Community Learning program in Jewellery Making aims to hone students' metalworking skills for creating handcrafted ornaments. Using materials provided by the tutor, participants will produce unique pieces such as rings, earrings, and pendants, while also gaining knowledge of related business opportunities. The course emphasizes practical hands-on learning and is designed for individuals with a passion for art, design, and jewellery.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

This course, "Preparing to work in Fashion: Jewellery Making," aims to develop and advance students' metalworking skills for jewellery creation. It also explores related business opportunities. Students will learn to produce handcrafted items like rings, earrings, and pendants using silver, copper, and semi-precious gems. Materials are provided by the tutor, with costs varying according to market prices. The course is designed to be creative and practical, focusing on the production of jewellery items. It only mentions that students will learn to create handcrafted jewellery items using various materials. It only mentions that materials will be available via the tutor and that there will be a 1-1 meeting with a team member to ensure course suitability.

Other:

The course is a non-regulated Community Learning program offering employability and transferable skills. It is an adult course lasting 11 weeks, offered part-time, and held at the David Hockney Building. The course starts in May (with multiple start dates mentioned, including May 2025 and May 2026). There are no formal entry requirements beyond an interest in the subject and a commitment to positive behavior and attendance. The course is tagged with keywords: Adult, Art, Creative, Design, Earrings, Jewellery, Jewels, Necklaces.