Course information pack
This is the layout a prospective student receives after requesting information — the complete decision package: curriculum, fees, payment options and enrolment steps on one page.
What's inside the curriculum
Excerpt from the live course page (FT100):
The jewellery creations of the past can be observed as inspirational objects and wearable museums full of information about past cultures, materials and techniques. In this fascinating twist on a 'history course' you will see how to combine the past with contemporary jewellery trends to inspire the future. Beyond the historical, you will also learn more about the world's most famous jewellers and what decisions they made to help them build instantly recognisable global brands.
Course outline
Studying jewellery of the past will provide you with insight into how the fabrication limitations and beliefs of the time influenced jewellery design and how similar concepts in today's fashion and jewellery can be applied. As new fabrication methods, materials and cultural concepts develop, you are encouraged to consider how similar evolutions affected previous eras of jewellery and use this information to develop your own avant-garde and trend-setting designs.
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[module-245]How to enrol — 4 steps
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Choose your tier
Self-Paced Essentials (S$375), Guided Certification (S$590) or Classroom Immersive / Global Live Interactive (S$1,260) — for any 30-hour certificate. Each tier includes everything in the one before it.
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Reserve your seat
Enquire online, call +65 6221 5253, WhatsApp +65 9125 4107, or walk in to the school at Sunshine Plaza, 91 Bencoolen St. Registration confirmed on payment.
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Arrange payment
PayNow, credit card, GrabPay, Atome instalments, NETS, cheque, bank transfer — or Kris+ rewards. Foreign students pay via CASE-accredited escrow.
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Start making
eLearning access is immediate on registration. Add the Professional Toolkit (one-time, ships worldwide) — required for immersive training — and it arrives with everything you need for every project.
Questions admissions answers daily
Are tools and materials included?
For certificate courses, the Professional Toolkit is a one-time add-on — same tools as your instructor, full materials for every project, ships worldwide, and students with it complete 85% more projects. It is required for immersive training. For diplomas, all tools and materials for coursework are included in the S$10,800–12,800 fee — and the tools are yours to keep after graduation.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes. Atome splits payments online; foreign students use the CASE-accredited escrow required for Student Pass issuance.
How do diplomas work if they're modular?
Each diploma is a sequence of 30-hour certificate components. You can start any time with any component and complete the diploma at your own pace; the comprehensive diplomas include capstone projects and the Enhanced variation adds two assessed projects (+S$1,880).
Do I get a certificate?
Every 30-hour component earns a JDMIS certificate, verifiable through the JDMIS Register of Professional Qualifications. Diplomas and advanced diplomas are awarded on completion of all components plus capstones.
What if I already have experience?
Module credit is possible: identify the modules in your application with supporting transcripts/evidence, and the admissions board reviews within 4–8 working days.
Want this pack as a PDF with current class dates?
Admissions sends the dated schedule, intake availability and the official registration form — within one working day.