Start your own jewellery business with JDMIS jewelry entrepreneurship courses

Although entrepreneurship has a reputation for requiring unconventional thinking, there are many established strategies, best practices and techniques that contribute to a jewellery entrepreneur's success. Based on industry experience, these lessons allow start-ups to minimize their learning curve and follow the most efficient routes to success.

Students learn the importance of planning to the success of their business goals. As part of the course, students produce detailed business plans for a new venture to fully understand concepts such as type of business, location, store design, customer demographics and pricing. The bureaucratic mechanisms for operating a new venture are discussed together with common options for start-up financing and the importance of staged growth. Specific examples make use of Singapore laws and regulations, but international variations are highlighted.

Course Outline

EN101: The challenges of entrepreneurship - what to expect
EN102: Business planning for investment and success
EN103: Registering names, trademarks, companies and more
EN104: Defining business image, culture and communications
EN105: Developing and maintaining brand on a budget
EN106: Sourcing and working with suppliers
EN107: Jewellery trade fairs and effective buying strategies
EN108: Evaluating sales avenues and opportunities
EN109: Special considerations for larger clients
EN110: Effective low-cost customer acquisition methods
EN111: Accounting, finance and regulatory responsibilities
EN112: Self assessment methods and evaluating progress

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Duration

30 hours
1 week (Full-time), or
5 weeks (Part-time)
JDMIS runs weekday & weekend schedules for this popular course. JDMIS also has flexible make-up schedules and graduates can return without cost for refresher courses (subject to availability).