Introductory jewelry courses for the GENERAL PUBLIC

One of the components of EJQ’s mission is to sensitize the general public to the value of the practice of art jewelry. One way it does this is by offering introductory jewelry courses to the general public where participants can learn the basics of the discipline.

The curriculum is designed to progressively introduce students to increasingly complex techniques. The course format offered is a thirty hours total over an eight-week session (levels 1 to 7). For those who wish to explore the field in greater depth and practice their exercices, a 4 weeks acces to worksshop is offered in addition to the height week of courses.

In addition, more specialized aspects of the field are presented in short weekend workshops of 6, 7 or 15 hours, depending on the topic. Example is "pearl necklace stringing".

The levels 1 and 2 (BEGINNERS LEVELS) are offered in ENGLISH.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

Courses open to the GENERAL PUBLIC

Based on the course listing in the brochure "Offre de cours de la session" (Fall) or (Winter), those interested should complete the REGISTRATION FORM included with the course listing and return it by mail or fax to the secretary of the EJQ. Students can also register online by visiting the EJQ’s Web site.

Registrations are kept on file until the minimum enrollment is reached. The course dates are then confirmed with participants.

Course fees are assumed entirely by participants. For those who wish, fees may be paid in two installments.

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