Studying at SEPR Art and Creation

Art and Creation

SEPR training programs award National diplomas and specialized skills certificates.
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Jewellery-making

Knowledge of materials, dominate technical gestures and the application of creative skills are the know-how deployed in jewellery-making professions. Jewellery involves working with metal or stones, on commission or as part of an artistic creation, in a company or on a freelance basis.

Gem SETTER

The setter’s job is to set precious stones into jewellery that the jeweller has previously made and prepared.

Gem SETTER

The setter’s job is to set precious stones into jewellery that the jeweller has previously made and prepared. A true decorative artist, the setter can enhance a piece of jewellery by accentuating the shapes of the gems.

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Goldsmiths

Goldsmiths & jewellers works with metal, while a jeweller creates settings for stones.

Gem SETTER

    Design

    Creative and innovative, but also in constant touch with society’s needs and constraints, designers are present everywhere. At the service of their professional or private customers, they know how to grasp trends, understand needs and adapt uses, while respecting the technical and cost constraints imposed on them, to create innovative objects and products that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional, or develop visual identities.

    Jewellery designer

    The contemporary jewellery designers and producers develop and deepen one-offs or small series in a variety of materials.

    Jewellery designer

    The setter’s job is to set precious stones into jewellery that the jeweller has previously made and prepared. A true decorative artist, the setter can enhance a piece of jewellery by accentuating the shapes of the gems.

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    Furniture designer

    At the crossroads of art and design, cabinetmaking embodies a comprehensive analysis of the ways in which furniture can be adapted…

    Gem SETTER

    Jewellery designer

      Rare arts and crafts

      In order to preserve rare and traditional arts and crafts, SEPR provides programs prepare learners for National diploma and/or specialized skills certificates

      Jewellery designer

      The contemporary jewellery designers and producers develop and deepen one-offs or small series in a variety of materials.

      Jewellery designer

      The setter’s job is to set precious stones into jewellery that the jeweller has previously made and prepared. A true decorative artist, the setter can enhance a piece of jewellery by accentuating the shapes of the gems.

      Discover this job in this video :

      Furniture designer

      At the crossroads of art and design, cabinetmaking embodies a comprehensive analysis of the ways in which furniture can be adapted…

      Gem SETTER

      Jewellery designer

        Decor and Furnishings / Cabinet making

        Whether employed by a company or self-employed, cabinetmakers create and manufacture contemporary furniture, as well as restoring or copying antique pieces. Cabinetmaking requires a mastery of technical gestures, a good knowledge of classic and modern materials, and a creative flair.

        Cabinetmaker

        They manufacture single units or small series of stylish or contemporary furniture, and can work on prototypes.

        Cabinetmaker

        The setter’s job is to set precious stones into jewellery that the jeweller has previously made and prepared. A true decorative artist, the setter can enhance a piece of jewellery by accentuating the shapes of the gems.

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        Trademark maker

        They carry out their work in an essentially craft context, usually associated with a cabinetmaker, and involved in the manufacture …

        Gem SETTER

        Jewellery designer

          Mode

          Fashion professions cover a wide range of skills: creation, arts and crafts, design, manufacturing, research and innovation. The “flou” technique is used to create soft, unstructured clothing: the textile is adjusted, cut, pinned and draped according to the designer’s wishes.

          Fashion designer

          Fashion Designers are responsible for the technical and qualitative fine-tuning of a model, based on specifications, sketches, technical notes and materials proposed by the stylist, according to manufacturing

          Fashion designer

          The setter’s job is to set precious stones into jewellery that the jeweller has previously made and prepared. A true decorative artist, the setter can enhance a piece of jewellery by accentuating the shapes of the gems.

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          Prototypist

          Between creation and production, soft-materials-prototypists make prototypes and models of products for the clothing, textile and leather goods industries, as well as for the automotive and aeronautics industries for technical fabrics. It’s a strategic job, because it’s the key to defining the parameters for series

          Gem SETTER

          Jewellery designer

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