Sophie19
17-07-2008, 07:19 PM
Hi,
I am currently studying on a BA (HONS) in Contemporary Crafts and am about to enter into my second year. I have chosen to specialise in metalwork and ceramics with a view to becoming a jewellery designer/manufacturer. The problem is, I dont feel that this course is providing me with the skills that i would need/like to have for me to be able to achieve this. The course is biased to the more popular areas, and the metalwork area is trying to point me towards sculpture which I do not want to do.
I am seriously considering leaving and either:
Enrolling onto a Btec in jewellery at The City College Manchester, or
Entering into an apprenticeship scheme.
Any advice on these options would be greatly appreciated and if people could help me to ascertain which would be more beneficial to me, it would be a massive help.
Thanks a lot,
Sophie
P.S. Sorry about the long post!!
I am currently studying on a BA (HONS) in Contemporary Crafts and am about to enter into my second year. I have chosen to specialise in metalwork and ceramics with a view to becoming a jewellery designer/manufacturer. The problem is, I dont feel that this course is providing me with the skills that i would need/like to have for me to be able to achieve this. The course is biased to the more popular areas, and the metalwork area is trying to point me towards sculpture which I do not want to do.
I am seriously considering leaving and either:
Enrolling onto a Btec in jewellery at The City College Manchester, or
Entering into an apprenticeship scheme.
Any advice on these options would be greatly appreciated and if people could help me to ascertain which would be more beneficial to me, it would be a massive help.
Thanks a lot,
Sophie
P.S. Sorry about the long post!!