Jewellery Introduction - Thursday (8 week duration) Term 2 2026

The focus will be on basic metalworking skills through to the construction of jewellery such as rings and bangles.

You will learn how to cut and form metal, how to safely use a soldering torch, how to emboss designs into metal using a rolling mill, and how to use tools to texture metal, amongst other things. Silver is the main metal used but it is possible to use any metal you wish to.

Please note: please bring $20 cash on the first night to receive a starter kit (copper, solder, saw blades and sandpaper).

Introduction to Jewellery classes on Thursdays are taught by Michaela Woolf.

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Refund Information:

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General Info:

• Thursdays - All Terms: One weekly class per term (8x week duration) $250.00

All classes run from 6.00pm - 8.00pm

Term Dates 2026:

Term One: 9th February - 3rd April (No classes on Otago Anniversary Day)

Term Two: 4th May - 26th June (No classes on Kings Birthday)

Term Three: 20th July - 10th September

Term Four: 14th September – 6th November ( No classes on Labour Day)

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