The graduate has reliably demonstrated the ability to:

1. Create jewellery items in copper, brass, silver and gold, using adept goldsmithing skills for employment in the jewellery industry.
2. Apply specialized jewellery skills to industry standards to inform technique and design.
3. Devise jewellery design solutions to meet client needs taking both material and process requirements into consideration.
4. Construct finished jewellery pieces according to given designs.
5. Produce technical drawings and illustrations to communicate jewellery designs as required.
6. Select fabrication processes to optimize jewellery production.
7. Contextualize jewellery according to historical and stylistic qualities to assess provenance, materials and method of production.
8. Produce industry quality jewellery items using the lost wax casting process.
9. Incorporate polishing techniques to produce market ready jewellery items.
10. Differentiate gemstones and their properties as required in the jewellery industry.
11. Follow ethical, security and business practices consistent with jewellery industry standards.
12. Employ jewellery tools, equipment and materials in a confident and safe manner.
13. Use computer software (CAD skills) to produce 2D drawings and 3D models of complex jewellery forms, and digital manufacturing technologies (CAM skills) to produce industry quality jewellery items.
14. Produce a professional portfolio that documents attained skills, including jewellery and jewellery designs, for employment applications and marketing opportunities.

The graduate has reliably demonstrated the ability to:

1. Create jewellery items in copper, brass, silver and gold, using adept goldsmithing skills for employment in the jewellery industry.
2. Apply specialized jewellery skills to industry standards to inform technique and design.
3. Devise jewellery design solutions to meet client needs taking both material and process requirements into consideration.
4. Construct finished jewellery pieces according to given designs.
5. Produce technical drawings and illustrations to communicate jewellery designs as required.
6. Select fabrication processes to optimize jewellery production.
7. Contextualize jewellery according to historical and stylistic qualities to assess provenance, materials and method of production.
8. Produce industry quality jewellery items using the lost wax casting process.
9. Incorporate polishing techniques to produce market ready jewellery items.
10. Differentiate gemstones and their properties as required in the jewellery industry.
11. Follow ethic, security and business practices consistent with jewellery industry standards.
12. Employ jewellery tools, equipment and materials in a confident and safe manner.
13. Use computer software (CAD skills) to produce 2D drawings and 3D models of complex jewellery forms, and digital manufacturing technologies (CAM skills) to produce industry quality jewellery items.
14. Produce a professional portfolio that documents attained skills, including jewellery and jewellery designs, for employment applications and marketing opportunities.

The graduate has reliably demonstrated the ability to:

1. Create jewellery items in copper, brass, silver and gold, using adept goldsmithing skills for employment in the jewellery industry.
2. Apply specialized jewellery skills to industry standards to inform technique and design.
3. Devise jewellery design solutions to meet client needs taking both material and process requirements into consideration.
4. Construct finished jewellery pieces according to given designs.
5. Produce technical drawings and illustrations to communicate jewellery designs as required.
6. Select fabrication processes to optimize jewellery production.
7. Contextualize jewellery according to historical and stylistic qualities to assess provenance, materials and method of production.
8. Produce industry quality jewellery items using the lost wax casting process.
9. Incorporate polishing techniques to produce market ready jewellery items.
10. Differentiate gemstones and their properties as required in the jewellery industry.
11. Follow ethic, security and business practices consistent with jewellery industry standards.
12. Employ jewellery tools, equipment and materials in a confident and safe manner.
13. Use computer software (CAD skills) to produce 2D drawings and 3D models of complex jewellery forms, and digital manufacturing technologies (CAM skills) to produce industry quality jewellery items.
14. Produce a professional portfolio that documents attained skills, including jewellery and jewellery designs, for employment applications and marketing opportunities.