Jewellery enjoys a unique selling proposition across the world, given its relevance for everyday wear and importance in cultural representation. Part fashion and part investment, jewellery is by far the most significant contributor to global sales of personal accessories and is worth more than half of the 500-billion-dollar luxury industry. This sector is still growing annually, with the value of the global jewellery market expected to increase at nearly double the growth rate of other segments in the luxury market.
For Jewellery Design & Marketing Professional
Under the Workforce Singapore’s Adapt and Grow initiative, in collaboration with the Jewellery Design and Management International School (JDMIS), the Career Conversion Programme (CCP) for Jewellery Design & Marketing Professional is developed and rolled out to facilitate mid-career PMETs’ switch into the Jewellery industry.
Through the CCP, participants will receive job-matching support from JDMIS as well as training to equip jobseekers with necessary skills and competencies in jewellery design, marketing and merchandising so that they can embark on a new career in Jewellery sector.The five-month long CCP comprises of customised structured on-the-job training and 240 hours of facilitated classroom training.
Employers:Singapore-registered companies can connect directly with JDMIS to participate in this programme. Local employers receive 70%-90% training support and salary support for CCP candidates from WSG. Download Employer's brochure. | Employees:If you are interested to enter the programme as an employee entering the jewellery field, please submit your application through the WSG CareersFuture.sg Portal.Visit CareersFuture.sg |
The CCP for Jewellery Design & Marketing Professional consists of the following modules:
JD100 - Creative Drawing and Essential Jewellery Knowledge
Develop expert jewellery design sketching & draughting skills. Learn creative variation with tracing techniques, importance of major forms in jewellery, drawing of gems, common jewellery components & findings. Includes all tools & materials. 30 hours.
Develop expert jewellery design sketching & draughting skills. Learn creative variation with tracing techniques, importance of major forms in jewellery, drawing of gems, common jewellery components & findings. Includes all tools & materials. 30 hours.
JD200 - Technical Drawing & Counter Sketching
Focus on accurate technical drawing in different views for manufacturers as well as fast counter sketching in front of customers. Estimate jewellery costs and develop practical jewellery design skills. Includes tools & materials. 30 hours [Requires JD100]
Focus on accurate technical drawing in different views for manufacturers as well as fast counter sketching in front of customers. Estimate jewellery costs and develop practical jewellery design skills. Includes tools & materials. 30 hours [Requires JD100]
DD100 - Fundamentals of Digital Jewellery Design (CAD)
Adopt industry-standard digital modelling tool Gemvision Matrix to create a wide range of fine jewellery with highly accurate gemstone settings, measurements and weights. Produce photo-realistic renderings as images for customers or portfolios. 30 Hours.
Adopt industry-standard digital modelling tool Gemvision Matrix to create a wide range of fine jewellery with highly accurate gemstone settings, measurements and weights. Produce photo-realistic renderings as images for customers or portfolios. 30 Hours.
DD200 - Intermediate 3D Modelling & Gem Settings
Extend 3D modelling skills to include a wide range of customised shapes and forms for rings, pendants, earrings and more. Expand your repertoire of popular gemstone setting styles. Render videos for customers. 30 Hours [Requires JD200]
Extend 3D modelling skills to include a wide range of customised shapes and forms for rings, pendants, earrings and more. Expand your repertoire of popular gemstone setting styles. Render videos for customers. 30 Hours [Requires JD200]
GT100 - Gem and Jewellery Trade Secrets
Discover the secrets of the jewellery trade: Learn gem origins & trade practices; handle an array of popular & lesser known gems available in today's markets. Understand valuation & comprehend the breath of this topic. Includes Tools & Materials 30 Hours
Discover the secrets of the jewellery trade: Learn gem origins & trade practices; handle an array of popular & lesser known gems available in today's markets. Understand valuation & comprehend the breath of this topic. Includes Tools & Materials 30 Hours
FT100 - Epic and Contemporary Trends
Explore significant periods in history that affected jewellery, gem & metal popularity. Take inspiration from the past to discover your favorite choices and identify how to combine your selections to produce your own unique style. 30 Hours.
Explore significant periods in history that affected jewellery, gem & metal popularity. Take inspiration from the past to discover your favorite choices and identify how to combine your selections to produce your own unique style. 30 Hours.
MK100 - Traditional & New Media Marketing
The marketing of jewellery has many unique challenges associated with conveying quality and trust as well as many cultural differences to overcome. Students understanding jewellery marketing learn first about marketing fundamentals and learn to interpret statistics, trends and customer research. With this information, successful and failed marketing attempts are analysed and key concepts extracted and framed in a manner beneficial to businesses of all sizes.
The marketing of jewellery has many unique challenges associated with conveying quality and trust as well as many cultural differences to overcome. Students understanding jewellery marketing learn first about marketing fundamentals and learn to interpret statistics, trends and customer research. With this information, successful and failed marketing attempts are analysed and key concepts extracted and framed in a manner beneficial to businesses of all sizes.
ME100 - Storefront, Displays, Catalogues & Internet
Packaging, display and placement must be given as much thought and planning as the jewellery itself in order to effectively convey its quality and value. This class combines traditional visual merchandising concepts that apply to physical storefronts as well as branding concepts and catalogue and internet merchandising strategies. Students understand merchandising theory, performing thought experiments to place themselves in the consumer's frame of mind as they navigate a display.
Packaging, display and placement must be given as much thought and planning as the jewellery itself in order to effectively convey its quality and value. This class combines traditional visual merchandising concepts that apply to physical storefronts as well as branding concepts and catalogue and internet merchandising strategies. Students understand merchandising theory, performing thought experiments to place themselves in the consumer's frame of mind as they navigate a display.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I require any experience to participate in this program?
No prior jewelry experience is required.
This CCP is intended for individuals from other industries to be able to enter into the jewelry industry and get a jump-start as productive team members.
You will be asked about your existing skills, because no employer is looking to hire just a ‘warm body’. They are looking to identify potential strong candidates that will likely shine when given a rare opportunity to enter our sparkling industry. Your background, your experience, and your enthusiasm for participating in our industry will make every bit of difference in terms of finding a great employer in this program.
What is the duration of the program?
The CCP will last 5 months.
During this time, you will spend approximately 2 days a week at school and three to four days a week working on the job with your employer. While you are on the job you will receive additional training as well as build experience with your employer's processes, customers and products.
By the end of the five month training program you will be ready to hit the ground running as a productive team member in a successful jewelry business.
What are the working days and working hours like?
This is not a question we can answer, since each employer has different expectations and requirements of their design and marketing professionals.
Since most jewellery companies involve aspects of retail, they will have activity every single day of the week including weekends and many operate “retail hours”. If you are involved in front-line activities such as merchandising and dealing with customers, then you should expect to have the flexibility to work within the hours that your employer needs you.
Generally, candidates should expect 5½ to 6 day work weeks, consisting of not more than 44 hours a week. Especially early on, employers will be looking for candidates to be flexible with their work schedules so as to be able to maximise their learning opportunities and exposure to our industry.
Will I get paid during the training program?
Yes, as part of the CCP arrangement, you will start employment with your new employer and will be paid from day one. Your employer understands that you will need some days of classroom training, but they will not deduct pay for the days that you are away from work to complete your classroom training.
Will I be required to serve a bond?
Your employer is investing heavily in your training and development.
The Singapore government, too, is investing heavily in your growth and entry into the jewellery industry.
You should expect your employer to request a one-year bond in order to help them have confidence in your commitment to this industry. If you have questions about your employer's requirements, we recommend you speak with potential employers directly.
Before you sign your employment contract if you would like to request our opinion on the requirements of you as an employee, we are happy to support PCP candidates with our advice and feedback. You may also reach out to the SkillsFuture Singapore Career Centers for their advice before you sign your employment contract.
How do I know if I have been selected to participate?
After your application through the CareersFuture portal, your resume will be available to potential employers within 1-2 working days. You will be asked to submit additional information to help employers better understand your motivations and select the right candidate. If you complete this information you will have a better chance of standing out to the potential employers.
This CCP is ongoing hence there isn't a specific time limit where you will know if you were selected to participate or not.
Employers are looking at candidate resumes each day and are reaching out to interview potential employees as and when employment opportunities arise within their organizations. The stronger your application, and personal statement, the more likely you are to receive interview requests from employers.
You will not receive a rejection notice until the close of the programme in 2021.
What can I do to make sure I get a good position within this CCP program?
There are several things you can do:
If you are not familiar with the jewellery industry, you should find out more about our industry! This will help you be prepared when you interview with potential employers. You can do this by attending some of JDMIS’ free webinars, by visiting the JDMIS YouTube page to learn more about designing and manufacturing and by monitor the activities and events that we run at the school so as to keep better connected to the jewelry industry.
Beyond the getting to know our industry before you start interviewing with your potential employers, you will also have to think carefully about your personal statements that are shared with the employers. These personal statements show your creativity and commitment to joining our unique industry. A compelling and relevant personal statement will engage your employer and ensure they are enthusiastic about having you join their team!
How do I apply?
You must begin by visiting the MyCareersFuture website:
https://conversion.mycareersfuture.sg/Portal/ProgramDetails.aspx?ProgID=P00000467
This will start the process. We cannot accept applications from outside the MyCareerFuture portal.
What if I want to withdraw from the programme?
We cannot process verbal, email or sms request to withdraw from the programme. To remove your profile from our matching system, you will need to log into MySkillsFuture using your SingPass and update your status in the CCP programme to ‘Withdrawn’.
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The best programme in Singapore to help you pivot to a fulfilling and creative career in the sparkling jewellery industry:
This modular, fast-track curriculum covers in-depth jewellery training in sketching and draughting, digital design, as well as core knowledge in gemmology and jewellery trends. Get the best learning experience with detailed projects, expert instructors, and a strong graduate support network.
Why jewellery?
On top of the exciting growth opportunities in the market, jewellery is such a happy industry to be in. Celebrating some of the most significant occasions in people’s lives, jewellery designers and jewellers work with customers to create sentimental gifts, and connect with their clients in ways that no other product can. Furthermore, there are many perks to becoming a jeweller – jewellery has high intrinsic value, and slower and easier-to-manage fashion trends compared to clothing. There is also a ready market for unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. Beyond that, jewellers get to enjoy working with many new and interesting raw materials, cool tools, and even travel all over the world to source for quality materials or meet clients.
Individuals who like working with their hands or enjoy having direct connections with their customers will definitely find significant satisfaction in joining the jewellery industry. If you are someone who is creative, appreciates quality and luxury, and possesses an entrepreneurial spirit, then jewellery is for you!
The career prospects in this multi-faceted industry are diverse. Equipped with proper jewellery training, there are many paths you can choose to follow such as:
- work as designers in the jewellery industry
- enter and win International competitions
- provide freelance design consultations
- design jewellery before making it themselves
- develop their own brands and jewellery lines
Meet our alumni
JDMIS' thousands of past graduates come from all walks of life - many are mid-career professionals who successfully pivoted and found more fulfilling jewellery careers and businesses after graduation.
Yasuyo Ayukawa - A passion for pearls After leaving her investment banking career for good, Yasuyo rekindled a long-forgotten interest during her university days into a full-on career. Graduating from JDMIS’ Fine Jewellery Design and seven years into her jewellery career, Yasuyo’s brand, Ayu Pearl, has expanded steadily. Her focus on pearl jewellery has garnered a large fan base and returning customers, with her business doubling every year!
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Ernest Yeo From a life of monotonous work shifts amongst machines to erratic hours with shimmery gemstones, Ernest Yeo took a leap of faith from being a broadcast engineer to being a jewellery designer. One might wonder how he could change to such a different industry, but jewellery was not new to him: at a young age he was always captivated with anything that sparkled and glittered. After graduating from JDMIS, Ernest founded his own jewellery brand and later worked for one of the most well-known global luxury brand in Singapore.
Read moreThe course structure
With great emphasis on experiential learning, graduates have knowledge, style and a complete professional portfolio to highlight their broad range of design competencies. Detailed projects leave graduates confident and primed for success.
JDMIS' curriculum is entirely modular. Participants can choose to complete the skill-based Certificates that suit their needs the most and at their own pace. The Diploma will be awarded once all Certificates have been completed.
This Diploma consists of 6 Certificates (Eligible for SkillsFuture Funding):
JD100 - Jewellery Design 1Creative Drawing & Essential Jewellery Knowledge
Develop expert jewellery design sketching & draughting skills. Learn creative variation with tracing techniques, importance of major forms in jewellery, drawing of gems, common jewellery components & findings. Includes all tools & materials. 30 hours.
JD200 - Jewellery Design 2Technical Drawing & Sketching
Focus on accurate technical drawing in different views for manufacturers as well as fast counter sketching in front of customers. Estimate jewellery costs and develop practical jewellery design skills. Includes tools & materials. 30 hours [Requires JD100]
DD100 - Digital Design 1Fundamentals of Digital Design
Adopt industry-standard digital modelling tool Gemvision Matrix to create a wide range of fine jewellery with highly accurate gemstone settings, measurements and weights. Produce photo-realistic renderings as images for customers or portfolios. 30 Hours.
DD200 - Digital Design 2Intermediate Modelling & Setting
Extend 3D modelling skills to include a wide range of customised shapes and forms for rings, pendants, earrings and more. Expand your repertoire of popular gemstone setting styles. Render videos for customers. 30 Hours [Requires DD100]
GT100 - Trade Practices 1Gem & Jewellery Trade Secrets
Discover the secrets of the jewellery trade: Learn gem origins & trade practices; handle an array of popular & lesser known gems available in today's markets. Understand valuation & comprehend the breath of this topic. Includes Tools & Materials 30 Hours
FT100 - Fashion Trends 1Epic & Contemporary Trends
Explore significant periods in history that affected jewellery, gem & metal popularity. Take inspiration from the past to discover your favorite choices and identify how to combine your selections to produce your own unique style. 30 Hours.
Schedules
As JDMIS Diploma curriculum is entirely modular, participants can start any time by enrolling in one of the 30-hour Certificate components listed above. Please visit the Certificate pages or contact our Admission for more information.
Need advice? Our Admissions team is here to help.
Expert instructors
These industry veterans have many years of experience building successful careers of their own before joining JDMIS to impart their wisdom to the next generations of aspiring jewellery artists and entrepreneurs. Learning from experts in the field will save you hundreds of hours of trials and errors so you can jumpstart your career or jewellery venture in matters of months!
Tanja Sadow
Tanja is an award winning jewellery designer & gemmologist with more than 4 decades of experience educating the jewellery industry across 4 continents. Dean and founder of JDMIS, Tanja works with aspiring artisans as well as top jewellery brand team members to help them achieve brilliance in their careers. Read More
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Alexander Zupancich
Alex has been training designers and business owners from the region in 3D jewellery design and manufacturing since 2008: building the CAD/CAM skills of over 400 jewellery professionals. He graduated from Duke University with a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Marketing and Management and from INSEAD with a Masters Degree in Business Administration. Read More
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Student testimonials
My favourite course! Didn't expect to learn digital design that easily, thanks to Alex's wonderful teaching.
- Soi Mui (Singapore)
The structure of the course materials was easy to follow. All the tools are relevant for the day to day CAD design.
-Hannah A. (US)
Very well organised and presented. Tanja is superb, could learn loads from her... Very excited to start making designs for myself.
- Chye Lian L.(Singapore)
A wonderful course that gives the knowledge of designing jewels, more flexibility to the designer and creates the final output easily.
- M. Sha (Sri Lanka)
It's a very well paced and fantastically organised course with lots of materials and sufficient examples for learning...A wonderful opportunity to pick up new skills and knowledge within the realm of jewellery and designing
- Wei Yeong L. (Singapore)
Learning how to draw by hand makes it easier to express your creativity when designing jewellery. Learning curve is not as steep as learning the digital software.
- Cherry T. (Singapore)
Focused content and lots of guided practical steps. Content is well explained.
- Soon Ping M. (Singapore)
DD100 is user-friendly even for those with no 3D background.
- Alice Y. (China)
Even though I am not the neatest in drawing, I have learned the basics of jewellery and fundamentals of designing through this great course
-Lazima S. (Sri Lanka)
I am very confident that the skills and techniques I have learned will help me immensely with finding work as a fine jewellery designer
- Carys O.
Would definitely apply these skills in my designing work. the course brings me fresh perspectives, too.
- Clara W. (Singapore)
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About JDMIS
Founded in 2007 by Gem & Jewellery Expert Tanja Sadow, The Jewellery Design and Management International School in Singapore has provided education in the jewellery arts to local and foreign students in the region. Since then, JDMIS has grown into an established regional training brand, delivering exceptional jewellery education to individuals from over 42 different countries and training the best local and international brands.
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Grow beyond the classroom with industry experiences
Singapore International Jewelry Show
The SIJE is an annual jewellery event where jewellery artists, designers, and manufacturers from Singapore and all over the world converge, showcasing the latest jewellery designs and the finest collections of precious gemstones. As a regular exhibitor at SIJE, JDMIS invites enterprising graduates to participate in our showcase for greater brand exposure and sales opportunities.The Creative Jewellery Studio
JDMIS has established and maintained the CJS which is a unique designer co-operative supported by JDMIS and operated by its graduates. CJS designers create fine and fashion jewellery from $200 to $20,000 and have been featured around the island at venues such as Takashimaya, Isetan, Design Orchard and many more.
Bali, Indonesia - Pearl Farm
Visit Atlas Pearls, one of the top producers of the highly sought after silver and white South Sea pearl. Learn about the pearl farming process, find out how pearls are valued and matched
Sri Lanka - Mines & Gem Markets
JDMIS industry partner Sapphire Capital Group, with established businesses in the Sri Lankan lapidary, gem trading and logistics industries, participants have the rare occasion to explore the gem trade in Sri Lanka
Hong Kong - Jewellery & Gem Fair
Participants travel together to the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, the largest jewellery exhibition in the world. It is a great opportunity to network with wholesale gem, jewellery and equipment suppliers and meeting fellow entrepreneurs.
Frequently asked questions
General FAQ: When was JDMIS founded? +
The JDMIS is a school founded in 2007. It has grown out of the previous professional training organizations started by the JDMIS Dean Mrs. Tanja Sadow and has been operating in Singapore since 1995. Since then, JDMIS has trained over five thousand graduates in Singapore and the World.
General FAQ: Where is JDMIS located? +
The JDMIS facilities consist of seven dedicated classrooms, a large student lounge/resource area, administrative facilities and a specialized retail area for students to practice their merchandising and sell their pieces. All are located in a spacious 5300 square foot newly renovated space inside the MDIS Unicampus at Stirling Road.
The address is: 501 Stirling Road MDIS campus Franklin Block - F 1075 to F, 1082, Singapore 148951General FAQ: What are the school and class capacity? +
In an individual class you will have at least 5 classmates depending on the type of course and method of presentation. For any skills based courses, the school maintains a student-to-teacher ratio of 12:1 or better. The school's student workshop and seven classrooms have a total capacity of 60.
General FAQ: Who conducts JDMIS' courses? +
Mrs. Tanja Sadow, Dean of the JDMIS will be supervising your classes and providing key instruction. Her team of expert jewellery instructors will be working with students throughout the courses to ensure everyone understands and successfully completes the project work.
Click here to go to the Academic Leadership pageDiploma FAQ: I already have a business degree/experience with jewellery fabrication - can I get credit for some diploma modules? +
The answer to this question depends on the courses you have completed, your transcripts and/or proven abilities. In principle, the JDMIS does not want to force its students to sit though courses in subjects with which they are already proficient; we are concerned about placing our students in advanced classes if they do not have an adequate foundation - as such it is our policy to review each request on its own merits.
Make sure you identify the modules you would like to receive credit for in your application form and provide as much supporting information as possible. Our admissions board will review all requests individually and reply within 4-8 working days.
Diploma FAQ: How much do the courses cost? +
Our diplomas cost between SGD 10,800 to SGD 12,800, inclusive of GST, registration and application fees. Our pricing policy is such that we include all tools and materials you will need to complete your coursework.
Your only additional costs are for materials you intend to use in your self-study or personal projects. Furthermore, the tools you receive as part of your course are yours to keep - our students leave our diploma courses with the skills and equipment they need to create unique and high quality jewellery.
For more information about the price breakdown of our Diplomas, please click here
Diploma FAQ: How can I pay for the diploma course? +
For application and registration fees, we accept many payment methods, if you want to pay over the phone the head office can accept Visa & Mastercard. If you visit the office, they can take any credit card, NETS or Singapore dollar cheque. If you use internet banking, we also accept local bank MAPS transfers and international wire transfers.
Foreign students are required to may their tuition payments to a third-party escrow service provider authorized by the Consumer Association of Singapore. This escrow payment is a requirement for the issuance of Student Passes by the Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority and provides additional protection for students. Complete details of the escrow payment process are provided upon your admission to the JDMIS together with your letter of acceptance.
For Singaporean students or permanent residents, escrow payment is also an option (and is recommended for the additional prodection it provides) however it is not required. Regardless of your choice to use escrow, for your tuition fees, the JDMIS recommends TCC, a local credit union that provides very competitive educational loans. If you would like more information on this we can email you their details or ask one of their credit consultants to call you. Alternatively you can approach your bank and ask them about educational loan programs. They will typically disburse payment upon completion of a credit check and receipt of your letter of offer from the JDMIS; this process can take up to 3-4 weeks so be sure to apply early.
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Want to create without limits? Jewellery artists rely on their taste, style and eye for detail – but often do not have the tools or understanding needed to execute their best ideas! Working with raw materials, from precious metals to gems, glass, objects trouvees, and even other jewellery components, a skilled precious metal artist can produce whatever they have in mind.JDMIS Precious Metal Arts programme gives you the skills, ideas and experience to create without limits.
Become a Precious Metal Artist
Jewellery fabrication using precious metals requires commitment, dedication and experience that was traditionally only achieved through long periods of apprenticeship. This comprehensive diploma incorporates new technologies and traditional techniques to accelerate skills development and build a deep understanding and appreciation for work with precious metals.
By becoming a Certified Precious Metal Artist, you develop the skills and confidence to produce unique and remarkable jewellery creations.
With a broad array of creative and challenging metalwork projects, structured time to practice and refine critical skills, and exposure to design and industry knowledge, JDMIS metal artists stand apart from their peers in the jewellery industry.
Certified Precious Metal Artists:
- fabricate jewellery with a variety of precious materials
- produce unique designs using advanced techniques
- combine skills from multiple disciplines to create unique masterpieces or reproducible lines of jewellery
- create according to their own styles, or work efficiently with clients to develop bespoke creations.
The Precious Metal Arts Advanced Diploma consists of the following modules:
NM300 - New Metals 3
Advanced techniques Moulds-Gold
Discover efficient methods for mass production using your own unique moulds. Apply gold foil on silver for cost effective designs. Work with 22K gold and master extra-fine gem setting techniques. Includes tools/materials. 30 Hours [Requires NM200] NM400 - New Metals 4
Powder Metallurgy Masterclass
Integrate brass with silver through inlay technique. Produce large, reinforced pieces like bracelets. Combine silver & copper to form 'Mokume Gane' and complete 3 master projects to exhibition standards. Includes Tools/Materials. 30 Hrs [Requires NM300] MS300 - Metalsmithing 3
Adv. Techniques & Interm. Setting
Produce a professional Solitaire Ring with 4 prong setting, learn to size, repair & re-tip prongs. Develop bezel settings for faceted gems & create a tapered ring band with thread setting techniques. Includes Tools & Materials. 30 Hours [Requires MS200] MS400 - Metalsmithing 4
Casting Metals & Advanced Setting
Discover casting & wax production. Prepare & invest wax trees, perform calculations for the metals & cast jewellery to use for channel & pavé settings. Finish your cast pieces to professional standards. Includes all Materials. 30 Hours. [Requires MS300] GT200 - Trade Practices 2
Gem Identification Methods
Examine gems using professional gemmological equipment provided in class. Understand the process of identification & know limitations of each tool. Discover & separate imitations, synthetics & assembled materials from natural gems. 30 Hrs[Requires GM100] FT200 - Fashion Trends 2
Aesthetics & Future Trends
Identify a unique aesthetic that defines your collections, designs & creations with professional guidance through eight universal patterns of beauty. Explore and predict future colour and theme trends in fashion and jewellery. 30 Hrs. [Requires FT100]
This Diploma comes with an optional 'Enhanced' variation that includes 2 projects and has an additional fee of $1,840.
Want to create without limits? Jewellery artists rely on their taste, style and eye for detail – but often do not have the tools or understanding needed to execute their best ideas! Working with raw materials, from precious metals to gems, glass, objects trouvees, and even other jewellery components, a skilled precious metal artist can produce whatever they have in mind.
NM300 - New Metals 3
NM400 - New Metals 4
MS300 - Metalsmithing 3
MS400 - Metalsmithing 4
GT200 - Trade Practices 2
FT200 - Fashion Trends 2