CAD and CAM for jewellery: instructor introduction

Alex Zupancich, the instructor who teaches it, walks through what
computer-aided design and manufacturing change for a jeweller: the model
built once on screen, then grown in resin and cast: no carving, no repeated
labour, tolerances the hand cannot hold.

This is the ground the
digital design foundation course
covers from zero: the software is introduced assuming you have never opened
a CAD tool. The syllabus request emails the class calendar.

What students say

“The skills learnt help me in choosing my purchases. I may consider helping a relative in the jewellery business and get included in the exhibitions.”

— Joyce T. (Singapore) · published student feedback

“I hope to start and improve my own online shop.”

— Josephyn Y. (Singapore) · published student feedback

Free ways to explore

No sign-up, no payment — start with any of these.

WWatch a free gem webinarFREE
Full recorded sessions — the best free starting point.JJDMIS on YouTubeFREE
Course previews, blended-learning explainers and school life.FFree jewellery webinar replaysFREE
Recorded sessions on design and the jewellery industry.DDownload the gem e-bookFREE
The school's free guide to gems — pairs with the replays.

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See the online and blended options

Gemmology can be started fully online, and every classroom course at JDMIS has a video-supported path.

Visit jdmis.edu.sg