Jewelry Design and Repair 2
| Length | 750 Hours |
| Admissions Contact |
Cheri Ashwood, School Counselor |
| Course Information |
Cheri Ashwood, School Counselor ASHWOODC@pcsb.org | 727-893-2500 x2325
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| Flyer | Download |
| Program Costs | Download |
Mission: The mission of this program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to fill the needs of jewelry industry employers.
Jewelry Design and Repair consists of two programs: Jewelry Design and Repair 1 – J450600 (900 hours) and Jewelry Design and Repair 2 – J450700 (750 hours).
Students must complete Jewelry Design and Repair 1 or demonstrate mastery of the program outcomes prior to enrollment in Jewelry Design and Repair 2.
This program consists of a planned sequence of courses:
Jewelry Design and Repair 2
Casting/Rubber Molding - Course PMT0643 (150 hours) – This course will focus on the Lost Wax Casting process using specific wax carving and molding techniques to create rings, pendants, earrings, and jewelry components.
Jewelry Repair - Course PMT0642 (150 hours) – Content includes hands-on experiences in repairing rings, chains, prongs, and hinges made of various metals.
Stone Setter - Course PMT0632 (150 hours) – Students will learn fabricating techniques to create calibrated setting for round, oval, square, heart, emerald cut, marquise, and pear shaped stones.
CAD/CAM Jewelry Designer- Course PMT0635 (300 hours) – Students will learn the process of designing jewelry using the RhinoGold CAD/CAM program as a designing tool
Distance Education: Not available at this time
Industry Certification(s):
- First level Jewelers of America (JA) Bench Professional Certification – JA Certified Beginner Bench Jeweler (CBBJ)*
- Second level JA Bench Professional Certification – JA Certified Bench Jeweler (CBJ)*
- Diamond Council of America (DCA) Beginning Jewelry Sales Certification*
*NOTE: These certifications are not included in the cost of the program; the program prepares students to successfully pass these certifications if they choose to pursue professional designations.
Minimum Satisfactory Academic Progress Requirement: 70%
Minimum Attendance Requirement: 90%
Basic Skills Exit Requirement for Program Completion: Student's competency in computation (mathematics) and communication (reading/language arts) is assessed; required basic skills grade levels are: Computation - 9 and Communication - 9.
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Program length and costs are approximate, and subject to change.