• Understand the basic principles of jewelry making and watch mechanics.
• Learn about the different types of jewelry and watches and their specific components.
• Explore various techniques and tools used in jewelry and watch repair.
• Gain practical experience in repairing and maintaining jewelry and watches.
• Understand the legal and ethical considerations related to jewelry and watch repair.

Introduction to Jewelry and Watches

• History and evolution of jewelry and watchmaking
• Types of jewelry (rings, necklaces, bracelets) and watches (analog, digital, smartwatches)
• Basic components and functions of jewelry and watches

2. Jewelry Making and Repair

• Principles of metalworking and gemstone setting
• Techniques for soldering, polishing, and finishing jewelry
• Repairing broken chains, resizing rings, and setting stones

3. Watch Mechanics and Repair

• Understanding watch movements: mechanical, quartz, and smartwatches
• Disassembling and assembling watch movements
• Cleaning, oiling, and adjusting watch parts

4. Hands-on Practice

• Practical exercises in jewelry making and repair
• Real-world practice sessions in watch repair
• Maintenance and troubleshooting of jewelry and watches

5. Legal and Ethical Considerations

• Regulatory frameworks and compliance in jewelry and watch repair
• Ethical issues and best practices in the industry
• Future trends and developments in jewelry and watchmaking

The course will place a special focus on practical skills, providing students with hands-on experience in repairing both jewelry and watches. This focus will include workshops, industry partnerships, and projects that allow students to apply their knowledge to real-world repair challenges.

• Quizzes and exams to test theoretical knowledge
• Practical assessments on jewelry and watch repair techniques
• Final project focusing on a specific repair project, either jewelry or watch

• Basic understanding of technology and mechanics
• Interest in jewelry making and watch repair