Watchmaking and Jewelry: Histories and Techniques.
Duration :
5 days
Prerequisites :
None
For whom :
Individuals looking to develop their knowledge of techniques or for professional retraining.
Given at the end of the training :
Training Certificate
Net price - Individual / Inter-company :
3000 €
The premises chosen by Humanissue Consulting are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
The locations are determined by the co-contractors. For individuals with disabilities not related to mobility, we recommend the training organization CCI Formation, which collaborates with HandisupAuvergne: http://www.handisupauvergne.org/qui-sommesnous/
VAT not applicable, Article 293B of the French General Tax Code
Pedagogical Manager :
Sébastien GENTY
• Understanding the technical fundamentals in watchmaking and jewelry.
• Building a watchmaking and jewelry culture.
• Introduction to gemology.
• Knowledge of the relevant market.
• Knowing how to handle after-sales service in watchmaking and jewelry.
15 janvier 2024
- Measuring time through... time !
- The birth of mechanical watchmaking.
- The mechanical elements that make up a timepiece.
- Mechanical principles of grand complications.
- Disassembling and building your first clock.
- Contemporary watchmaking, news, and key players.
- The future of watchmaking, ethical and responsible approaches.
- Jewelry and jewelry-making through time.
- Principles and technical vocabulary in jewelry.
- Knowing how to assess the quality of materials.
- Introduction to gemology.
- Knowing how to identify gem qualities.
- Handling after-sales service in HBJO (Horlogerie, Bijouterie, Joaillerie, Orfèvrerie).
- Handling customer disputes.
- Practical internship in a company.
Sessions open with a minimum of 4 trainees. A maximum of 3 months delay between the request and the execution of the service, provided the opening conditions are met.
- Welcome booklet.
- Internal regulations.
- Practical sheets.
- Course materials.
- LMS platform link.
- End of seminar: Multiple-choice questionnaire (QCM) and case study.
- Individual interviews at 1 month and 2 months.
Sébastien GENTY
- Video equipment (projection and video recording).
- Paperboard.
- Blank sheets of paper.
- Post-it notes.
- Jewelry and watchmaking workshops (in a classroom and boutique).
- Written and online exercises (multiple-choice questions, quizzes).
- Practical scenarios.
- Systemic approach.
- Flipped classroom approach.