Best Beading Courses Hong Kong Near Me

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Supported by Van Cleef & Arpels, we welcome you at K11 MUSEA, Hong Kong

Check out the Oct to Dec schedule and book your next jewelry course!

Thought-provoking jewels and sculptures in gold, steel and aluminum by American artist and poet-goldsmith Daniel Brush

L’ÉCOLE invites you to join an unexpected journey through the febrile imagination of American artist Daniel Brush (1947-2022). Showing the jewels, objects, and sculptures of Brush's work for the first time in Asia, the exhibition crosses boundaries between art, jewels, sculpture, philosophy and poetry, challenging our understanding of the role and meaning of the jewel today.

Experience the captivating charm of Daniel Brush's works with interactive experience. From now till October 2nd, young visitors will receive a set of exploration tools to appreciate Brush's masterpieces, while all visitors are welcome to create their own artwork at "Discovery Zone"

Next session: 16.10.2023 — 2:30PM - 6:30PM English 3 sessions available Explore how jewelry evolved through the history of jewelry, from the time of Louis XIV to the Art Deco period. From gemstones to precious metals, from the most innovative use of materials, from the Baroque to Art Deco, you will experiences, through the creations, the blossoming of modern jewelry. Finally you will have the privileged opportunity to view first hand L'ÉCOLE's patrimonial collection of antique jewelry pieces.

Next session: 19.10.2023 — 2:30PM - 6:30PM Cantonese 3 sessions available What is red? How do we perceive it? What is its special symbolism? In this 4-hour course, you'll set out to discover this mythical gem through the places it is extracted around the world. You'll understand its fascinating and special properties, which have made it the "king of precious stones".

Next session: 18.10.2023 — 2:30PM - 6:30PM English Discover the myths and legends which surround the Diamond Riveted by the legends and beliefs associate to this "Stone of Stones", you will be transported to India and Brazil, and then South Africa, Russia, Australia and finally to Canada. You will hear about the history of some of the most famous diamonds, have an up close look at their replicas, discover rare and ancient texts. The route of diamonds will no longer be a secret to you.

Next session: 21.10.2023 — 2:30PM - 4:30PM Cantonese 2 sessions available Young talented artists will discover the tools while they find themselves inside the real world designer’s environment.

This very complete special selection, mixing theory, and practice will escort you into the jewelry world via the knowledge of precious stones and gems, the wealth of legends associated with talisman jewels, and the technical expertise which is at the origin of jewelry creations.

With our expert gemologists as your guide, determine a diamond’s characteristics according to the 4Cs grading system using professional tools. Pave your way to becoming a professional diamond grader, and be fascinated by the precious diamond!

Founded in 2012 in Place Vendôme, Paris, with the support of the High Jewelry Maison Van Cleef & Arpels, L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts is the first ever educational initiative which welcomes the general public into the knowledge of jewelry arts. While traveling around the world to share its knowledge, the three successful nomadic editions in Hong Kong have notably let L’ÉCOLE find a home in Asia: 2019 marked the official opening of L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific in K11 MUSEA, Hong Kong to be its first permanent school outside Paris. Both schools of L’ÉCOLE share the same mission and vision. Through courses, videos, books, talks and exhibitions, L’ÉCOLE offers an introduction to the art history of jewelry, the savoir-faire of jewelry making and the universe of gemstones.

4worldlovers: Whether you’re starting a new career or taking the next step in your professional journey, a GIA education is considered the pinnacle of training and professional development in gems and jewelry. We teach using the latest research, technology and time-tested skills, while instilling the importance of professional integrity in our students. A true mark of global distinction, a GIA credential is a symbol of knowledge and trust.

Attain your dream of an education at GIA Hong Kong with 3 different methods of learning.

GIA offers multiple courses and diploma programs in gemology and jewelry design.

View schedules, tuition and fees for programs, courses and classes offered in Hong Kong.

GIA is the world’s most trusted name in diamond grading and gem identification. With objectivity and expertise as its hallmarks, GIA ensures the integrity and accuracy of every report it issues. GIA offers reports and services for natural diamonds, natural colored diamonds, laboratory-grown diamonds, colored stones, pearls and identification of unknown materials.

You will need to set up a Laboratory Service account to submit materials to GIA. The online application only takes a few steps.

View laboratory services offered in Hong Kong and what is required to submit your item to GIA.

GIA Report Check is available for all GIA reports, providing you with an additional level of assurance.

4worldlovers: Choco L'art Studio sets up for all ages offering relaxing and pleasurable experience of art jamming and painting in Hong Kong. Featuring a 270-degree window's view, bright sunlight floods the studio in the afternoons, making it feel especially warm and cozy. We invite you stop by and see our beautiful Chocolart studio in Wanchai and have a relaxing art jamming session!

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Top-Up - Bachelor of Science in Culinary Arts Management (Top-up) awarded by University of West London

This programme is designed for junior high graduates or F.3 graduates.

The Advanced Diploma in Hotel Culinary Management is designed to provide those, Asia and European who are preparing to enter the Hotel and Catering Industry with critical awareness of the Menu Studies, Food & Beverage Service Operations, General Kitchen and Kitchen Management, etc. This programme enables individuals to investigate global, regional and local perspectives on Hotel Culinary Arts Management and to enhance their skills and knowledge with practical kitchen experience.

2nd, 3rd and 4th instalment: $24,900 each (settled in the end of September, December and March)

Year 2 : 1st instalment: $8,300 (registration fee, settled before the end of Year 1, non-refundable)

2nd and 3rd instalment: $24,900 each (settled in the end of September and December)

Year 1: ​HK$4,000 (Includes Chef Uniform x 2, Apron x 1, Plaid Pants x 1, 1 set of Cutlery & Utensils, Insurances, Notes, Recipes & Ingredients)

Year 2: ​HK$4,000 (Includes Registration, Notes, Ingredients, Food to take home, Insurances)

F.3 graduate or above, or other candidates with combined equivalent education and training experience (Interview required.)

The school has a team of professional European and American tutors to provide professional training for students.

Upon completion of all the modules successfully, students will receive an Advanced Diploma in Hotel Culinary Management from Hong Kong Culinary Academy.

Each module must achieve 50% in average of all related assessment tasks (does not include the industrial training)

For those who do not meet the English Language Entry Requirement (DSE English Language Level 2 or IELTS level 4.5), they have to attend an IELTS examination and reach level 4.5.

Assist the teacher in the interest classes including clean up sink, utensils and etc.

Students can also entry into the final year of a degree programme in Switzerland or University of Derby or University of West London.

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Outward Bound Hong Kong is a leading outdoor experiential education provider in Hong Kong and a registered charity since 1970.


Our mission is to enable youth to discover and develop their potential to care for themselves, others, and the world through challenging experiences in unfamiliar settings.

AEE is an international organisation that reviews and accredits Outdoor Educational Organisations who meet their international standards. The standards – over 250 of them – look at all areas of operation to ensure the viability of the organisation.