The technical drawing seminar introduces participants to the fundamental principles of jewelry design representation, providing them with the essential skills and tools required for the accurate and precise depiction of jewelry pieces.

Throughout the course, students are taught the core elements of technical drawing, including plans, elevations, and views of geometric objects and jewelry designs, all rendered to their actual dimensions. Understanding these principles forms the foundation for progressing to more advanced drawing methods, such as volumetric and axonometric drawing.

Particular emphasis is placed on precision and clarity, both of which are essential for the successful fabrication of jewelry in the workshop. At the same time, technical drawings serve as the basis for subsequent color rendering, contributing to the complete visual presentation of a jewelry design.

The seminar is suitable for beginners as well as for individuals wishing to strengthen their design skills and build a solid foundation in jewelry design.

Can I attend the seminar individually / alone? 

Yes. There is no need to form a separate group, as attendance takes place together with the existing class of the Vocational Training Institute (SAEK).

When do the seminar classes take place?

The seminar is delivered jointly and follows the official academic timetable of the SAEK program. Classes are held on a weekly basis, consisting of one two-hour session per week over a period of 28 weeks. The detailed program is announced at the beginning of each academic year.