7526 - Advanced Diploma of Jewellery And Object Design
This course is nationally recognised (91046NSW)
About This Course
Your studies in the Advanced Diploma of Jewellery and Object Design will provide you with specialised training as a contemporary designer-maker of jewellery and decorative objects, and will prepare you for a creative career in a small studio business or collaborative venture. As a graduate of this qualification, you will have attained advanced skills and knowledge in practical jewellery fabrication skills, and will be adept at developing and refining ideas, and applying technologies to the production of unique objects, jewellery and contemporary accessories. The Advanced Diploma of Jewellery and Object Design encourages increasing independence through project-based learning, driven by your own individual creative program of studio work that you will refine through negotiation and critical evaluation, with consistent reference to current industry standards. Additional skills in professional practice and studio business management are included to provide you with a practical foundation for a fulfilling career as a designer-maker.
Late Applications for this course will be accepted until 9 December 2009. A late fee of $75.00 will be payable. Alternatively contact us about lodging a Safety Net Application.
Students who choose to study Jewellery and Object Design at Central TAFE enjoy a number of benefits. The lecturing staff are experienced designers and bring their knoiwledge into the classroom to support and enhance the delivery of the course. Close links with the Jewellery industry are maintained and industry representatives are invited to lecture students on various aspects of contemporary jewellery and object design and this ensures that the course content is current, relevant and up-to-date. The course is delivered in a purpose-built facility that provides for specialisation with new technology in all areas. In addition to the benefits provided by the lecturers professional expertise and the well equipped studios and workshops, the central city location of the school in Northbridge enables students to use public transport and as well benefit from access to designers and jewellers studios, the use of the Art Gallery of Western Australia, The Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, the Alexander Library and also the nearby commercial galleries and museums.
Course Duration
Three years (6 semesters) full time, approximately 20 hours per week.
Course Types & Study Options
Next Student Intake
Available Semester 1, 2010
Currently Running This Semester No
Study Location & Campus
PERTH CAMPUS
25 ABERDEEN STREET, PERTH, 6000
Telephone: 1300 300 822
Specific Job Opportunities for Our Students
Custom Jewellery Designer, Small Business Operator, Jewellery Supplier to Retail Outlets.
Fees & Charges
DOMESTIC STUDENTS:
Domestic students are required to pay Course and Resource fees
Course Fees - maximum course fees for 2009 are $570.00 (or $285.00 concession) per semester.
Resource Fees - cover the cost of any materials & resources provided by the college and will vary depending on the content of the course.
Payment options may be available for those experiencing financial hardship, please ask when you enrol.
Please note: Access & Bridging Programs have a course fee of $25.00 as well as any resource fees.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS:
International Student course fees are available here.
Students may also need to purchase textbooks, equipment or materials.
Different fees apply to Fee For Service training.
Entrance Requirements
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More information about the entrance requirements is available from:
http://www.vetinfonet.det.wa.edu.au/course/er-sc.aspx
Other Entry Options (more...)There may be alternative or equivalent ways to meet the entrance requirements for a course. For further information please click here.
Please contact the Training WA Career Centre on ph: 13 23 98 or (08) 9224 6500 for further information or assistance.
Selection criteria are normally only used if there are more people applying than there are places in a course. Selection criteria can be;
- academic (secondary and tertiary study)
- work experience (voluntary or paid)
- industry involvement and life experience
- employment status
- interview or folio
Not all qualifications have selection criteria, but when they do, you will be asked to address them. This means that you must show how your study and experience meet the selection criteria by providing evidence – this could be letters from your employer, academic records, group certificates or other documents.
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Information for International Students (more...)Central Institute of Technology is committed to ensuring that all international students have an enjoyable experience studying in Australia. Students are supported by a dedicated International Centre team who provide personal counselling, course advice, student support and many other services.
Fees, applications and enrolments for International Students are different to those in this brochure. For more information about courses, enrolment applications and course fees for international students:
Education and Training International
Hyatt Centre, Level 2, 123 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth, Western Australia, 6004
Tel: +61 8 9218 2100
Fax: +61 8 9218 2160
Email:
study.eti@det.wa.edu.au
Web:
www.eti.wa.edu.au
Or
International Centre
Central Institute of Technology
Level 4, 25 Aberdeen Street, Northbridge, Western Australia, 6003
Tel: +61 8 94271873
Fax: +61 8 9427 1992
Email:
internationalstudy@central.wa.edu.au
Web:
www.central.wa.edu.au/international/Pages/default.aspx
Central Institute of Technology provides Bridging and Entry courses which are designed for those who are looking for a pathway into mainstream vocational education and training programs.
Courses include:
General Education Studies (including Literacy, Numeracy, Career Development and Dyslexia courses) and Indigenous Studies; English as a Second Language; Disabilities Studies.
All enquiries, applications and enrolments in foundation courses are handled directly by the College. Students in Access and Bridging Courses pay a course fee of $25 plus resource fees for materials. Please see the contact details below for further information.
To enrol for most full-time courses you must first
apply for admission through the TAFE Admissions Centre. For more information about this process go to the
Applying and Enrolling page of the Central Institute of Technology website.
There are 2 semesters in each year:
1st semester runs from February to June and applications close in November (October for courses requiring submission of a folio) of the previous year while;
2nd semester runs from July to December and applications close in May/June.
NB Not all courses are offered full-time in each semester.
Formal applications to study full-time in Semester 1, 2010 closed on Friday 13 November 2009 . A late fee of $75.00 is payable after this date. Late applications will accepted until 9 December 2009.
Alternatively contact us about lodging a Safety Net Application.
Unit availability and enrolment times and venues for Semester 1 2010 will be available in January. Enrolments will take place in late January/early February. Acceptance is on a first come first served basis at the relevant campus.
If you are continuing in the same course, re-enrolment details will be made available through your study area.
Central Institute of Technology offers many units (and even some entire courses) for study off-campus or by flexible delivery (e.g. online). Some of these units (or courses) have standard enrolment periods. Others can be started at anytime and you then usually have a certain timeframe to complete them. Please call 1300 300 822 to be put in touch with the appropriate study area and find out full details of flexible study options available.
If you have previously completed study at Central Institute of Technology or another TAFE College you may be able to claim exemptions. For more information on obtaining credit for previously completed units, please contact us.
Central Institute of Technology's Skills Recognition Service is designed to help you to gain formal recognition for the skills and knowledge you may already have. This may mean that you are given a credit towards a qualification you wish to achieve and you don't waste time covering things you already know. The way in which you have learnt something isn't necessarily important. Skills Recognition places an emphasis on assessment. This can happen in a number of ways:
- A collection of evidence you present to us (portfolio)
- Challenge testing
- Direct observation of your work
For further information and costs please contact Central Institute of Technology Student Services. You can also get a copy of the Application Form from Student Services, or download a PDF copy.
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