Metal work courses

.... The course has also proved beneficial for clients who have become self-employed in the industry or gone onto work for sub contractors...

...The first year is the AS course and covers atoms and reactions, electrons, bonding and structure, the periodic table, hydrocarbons and basic organic chemistry and energy. The second (A2) year comprises further organic chemistry, rates, pH and equilibrium, further energy and transition metals...

... metals. All major tools and equipment are provided by the college, however, students will need...

...This is an intense course following a curriculum of 7 set projects, which have been chosen to cover all the basic techniques including ring making, using the syringe for delicate open fillgree work and mirror finishing. Suitable for: People with some experience of silver clay already wanting...

... day we will focus on lampwork glass beads. You will make spotty beads and your own stringers to decorate your beads. You will also work with...

... as a heating engineer and enjoy problem solving. Topics covered include: Understanding and carrying out electrical work on industrial and commercial heating... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...This Advanced Apprenticeship focuses on the technical aspects of engineering manufacture, to enable the potential apprentice to become a sheet metal worker, plater/fabricator, welder. It allows employers to train both new and incumbent staff in a professional engineering environment, to a level...

..., carving and etching with the dry clays, as well as understanding the way they work, learn finishing, firing and polishing... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... entry requirements other than trainees should have basic experience of sites and site work. Teaching method Practical training, with trainees working...

...If you work in engineering and want to develop your knowledge and understanding of a range of materials such as metals, polymers, ceramics or composites this short part-time module (part of the HNC/D in engineering) will provide you with the necessary background knowledge and understanding... Learn about: Materials Engineering...

...This is a one year GCSE course offered by the AQA. The course is split into three main sections. Chemistry 1 (core) which includes Rocks, Metals, Crude Oil, Polymers and Earth Science, Chemistry 2 (extension) which includes Electron Structure, Bonding, Rates of Reaction and Energetics, Chemsitry...

...To learn new jewellery making skills working with precious metals, silver, copper, gold and precious stones. To learn basic skills or to add to existing skills or for the more advanced to focus on particular techniques to expand the jewellery making knowledge base. Suitable for: All abilities...

...To provide basic training in core blacksmithing techniques On a two day course you can expect to learn the following ; different types of forge and how they work, basic smithing tools and equipment, basic metals and heat knowledge. You will learn the basic skills of drawing the metal...

...If you are a mechanical or electrical maintenance engineer who needs an appreciation of welding this one-day course will teach you the basics of welding as well as regulations in the industry. Following completion of the course you will be able to weld two metals together. You will study in...

... needed to work in an engineering workshop environment. This course has a high practical content...

... with metal clay and other jewellery materials as a way of adding colour to your work. Polymer clay really has endless possibilities and is very addictive....

... in the local, regional and national Vehicle Accident Repair industry so can advise you as to what opportunities are currently out there in the world of... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...You will learn to make an original pattern, and work through the process of constructing your own handbag, picking up a variety of proessional techniques along the way. Suitable for: All levels. Beginners welcome, as well as those who want to develop their techniques and designs further...

...This Advanced Apprenticeship focuses on the technical aspects of engineering manufacture, to enable the potential apprentice to become a skilled machinist, tool-maker, metal forger, skilled sheet metal worker, skilled fitter, composite technician, pipe fitter and assembler. It allows employers... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering...

... home with you. This class is suitable for all levels so whether you have worked in metal clay before or not there is something for everyone! Techniques...