At the moment just as a hobby and for personal use but I may start an online business in the future.
- Bibi S. (Singapore)
I'm using the skills I have learnt at home, to create designs and pieces, and analyzing my plates, forks,spoons, etc...!
- Petrina L. (Singapore)
I will use the skills learnt to make jewellery for friends & family considering being able to sell as supplementary income when I get back to the UK.
- Melanie T. (England)
There is a very wide range of jewellery design programmes. Tanja's an expert and she encourages the class and is also open for catch-ups later.
- Cecilia O. (Singapore)
It's an awesome place to learn gems and metals and how to make it.
- Sherlyn Gania P. (Indonesia)
I would tell them that JDMIS is a way to learn about jewellery making and also the management as well.
- Hayley O. (America)
A great way to know about jewellery designing and jewellery making.
- Jaya G. (Singapore)
I will use the skills learnt to make jewellery and other items, such as phone chains, christmas tree decorations & hopefully sell them.
- Nadia W. (England)
It was engaging and useful- a pleasure from start to end.
- Janelle N. (Singapore)
JDMIS is a nice place to start becoming a jeweller; they provide very useful techniques to create a piece of jewellery.
- Florence B. (Indonesia)
My favourite course is the Silver Metal clay because it?s a wonderful media and Tanja has been a great inspiration.
- Maureen C. (Singapore)
The JDMIS is a professional school to learn about jewellery.
- Alexis T. (Malaysia)
To me, JDMIS is the best jewellery school in Singapore.
- Sonya H. (Indonesia)
The metalsmithing class is very interesting. I will recommend it to my friend who will be interested too.
- Chloe T. (Singapore)
I will use the skills acquired to create things for people or myself and have fun.
- Elise T. (Singapore)
It has interesting and varied courses, and is professionally managed too.
- Shin Min T. (Singapore)
I would tell my friends about metalsmithing even though I have not done it yet because I feel that it's so interesting to create something from your hands.
- Angeline T. (Singapore)
I hope to make jewellery for family and friends, for leisure and as a stress-reliever.
- Shahirah A. (Singapore)
I particularly liked adding colours to my design - it was so much fun and gave a realistic touch to the designs.
- Shabana B. (India)
I will use the skills acquired to make jewellery for myself, my friends and family. I would also want to restring and rethread all the poorer quality jewellery I have bought in the past.
- Hui Yi G. (Singapore)