The course is ideal if you are interested in metal working, whether at a beginner or more advanced level.

You will be introduced to hand production techniques such as forming, planishing, filing and soldering. These and other core skills will progressively build your confidence towards the production of simple yet visually attractive pieces of silversmithing such as: vessels, containers, cutlery and items of tableware.

You will be encouraged to aesthetically evaluate your initial design ideas towards a final outcome.

Attendance

One full or half day and/or one evening per week.

Further Studies

For further information on courses Tel: +44(0)121 331 5595 or go direct to the courses section of the website.

Entry Requirements

Part of the University’s commitment to life-long learning, these classes enable you to explore your particular interest and build on existing skills. The focus is on learning through creative practice for its own sake and without the constraints of studying for an award.

No formal qualifications are required but you should be motivated and demonstrate an interest in the subject you wish to pursue. While largely for adults of all ages with some experience, there are a few opportunities for beginners.

Application Details

Apply direct to the School of Jewellery.

For an application form or further information contact Ruth O'Neill:

Tel: +44 (0)121 331 5940
Email: ruth.o@neill@bcu.ac.uk

Fees Notes

For information on fees please contact Ruth O'Neill. Tel: +44 (0)121 331 5775 Email: ruth.o'neill@bcu.ac.uk

Enquiries

Prospective students from the UK or EU may enquire online by using the Course Enquiry Form or call +44 (0)121 331 5595.

Prospective students from non-EU countries may enquire via the International Enquiry Form or call +44 (0)121 331 6714.

Further Information

For further information contact Ruth O'Neill:

Tel: +44 (0)121 331 5775
Email: ruth.o'neill@bcu.ac.uk