METHODS OF EVALUATION & COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Assessment will consist of quizzes, exams, and assignments. Students must pass the course with at least 60%.
Other Info
For proof of English Language Proficiency please refer the Student Handbook.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
This Course will be a bit more in-depth into jewelry making and gems and alloy and different processes to make jewellery, including, intermediate casting, clasps and cold connections. An exploration into jewellery repairs.
CAREER OCCUPATION
This is a single course and by itself does not lead to any career path
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
• Grade 12 graduate or mature student status (British Columbia 19 years or older)
• Meet minimum English language proficiency requirements.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this program the successful student will have reliably demonstrated the ability to
- Have a good understanding of the construction methods of jewelry making, Gems, non-ferrous metal, alloys, wax models, rubber molds and casting, will continue work on a jewelry line concept. A basic introduction to Cad-Cam, and 3d laser printing. Explore clasps and cold connecting. Have a basic understanding of Jewelry repairs.
Course Details
| Total instructional hours | 60 |
| Total Co-op hours | 0 |
| Total program hours | 60 |
| Total program length (weeks) | 3 |
Not all courses may have textbooks. Textbooks are listed on the course outline. Textbooks may not be available through the college.
- Successful completion of the course.
- In-class instruction
- Distance education
- Combined delivery (both in-class and distance)