BVoc in Jewellery Design Courses in PCMC

BVoc in Jewellery Design

The Bachelor of Vocation (BVoc) in Jewellery Design is a specialized undergraduate program designed to equip students with essential skills and knowledge vital for success in the jewellery industry. This comprehensive course offers a thorough education in both the artistry and technical aspects of jewellery design and manufacturing.

Throughout the BVoc in Jewellery Design program, students delve into various facets of jewellery creation. They explore foundational design principles, advanced metalworking techniques, precise gemstone setting methods, and stay updated on contemporary trends. The curriculum spans a broad spectrum of subjects, including design aesthetics, technical drawing, CAD (Computer-Aided Design), and 3D modeling, empowering students to transform their creative concepts into tangible jewellery pieces.

Professional development is a key focus of the BVoc program, ensuring students are well-prepared for rewarding careers in the jewellery sector. They acquire knowledge in business essentials such as marketing strategies, branding techniques, and retail management. Additionally, students learn effective presentation skills and gain insights into sales strategies, enabling them to effectively showcase and market their designs to prospective clients and consumers.

Hands-on experience is integral to the BVoc in Jewellery Design program. Through internships and collaborations with industry professionals, students gain valuable real-world exposure and establish meaningful connections within the jewellery industry. This practical approach not only enhances their technical skills but also provides them with a deeper understanding of industry practices and trends.

Upon graduation, BVoc in Jewellery Design graduates emerge as well-rounded professionals equipped with a blend of creative prowess, technical expertise, and business acumen. They are prepared to make significant contributions to the global jewellery market, whether by creating innovative designs, managing business operations, or driving marketing initiatives. This program is ideally suited for individuals passionate about jewellery who aspire to transform their artistic visions into sought-after and commercially viable jewellery creations.

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Career Paths

Jewellery Designer
Jewellery Merchandiser
Jewellery Blogger
Jewellery Journalist
Manufacturer
Lecturer/professor
Casting Manager
Jewellery Social media manager

Marketing Head/assistant
Sales Representative
Jewellery Consultant
Jewellery Stylist
Entrepreneur
Diamond Grader
Gemologist
Craftsman

Freelancer
Lapidary
Gemstone Appraiser
Jewellery Setter
Assorter
Jewellery Historian
Auction House Cataloger
Accessory Designer

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Essential Duties and Responsibilities of a Jewellery Designer

Jewelry designers can choose to work manually or utilize CAD software for their design process.
Those specializing in gemology or diamond grading can assess gemstone quality and grade diamonds based on the 4Cs (cut, color, clarity, and carat weight).
They understand clients’ needs and preferences, creating designs tailored to occasions, materials, budgets, and styles.
Visual merchandisers in the jewelry industry focus on enhancing store interiors, creating captivating window displays, and optimizing store layouts to attract more customers and increase sales.

They play a crucial role in facilitating communication between craftsmen/manufacturers and designers, ensuring the final product aligns with the original design vision.
Managing social media presence, website content, and coordinating new product launches may be part of their responsibilities, depending on the brand’s needs.
Some designers may choose to run their own businesses from scratch or work as freelancers, selecting projects that align with their interests and style.
Designers must stay updated on new trends, conduct research, and understand market demands to plan and forecast future collections effectively.

Graduation of BVOC in Jewellery Design (Eligibility: 12th and above)

FIRST SEMESTER – 6 MONTHS – 20 CREDITS

SUBJECT CODE	SUBJECTS	SUBJECT - TYPE	NO. OF SESSION	TIME DURATION	TOTAL NO. OF HOURS
BVOCJD01	BASICS OF DESIGN	THEORY	17	2HRS	34
BVOCJD02	INTRODUCTION OF JEWELLERY DESIGNING	THEORY	11	2HRS	22
BVOCJD03	JEWELLERY TERMINOLOGY	THEORY	10	2HRS	20
BVOCJD04	STUDY OF METALS	THEORY	10	2HRS	20
BVOCJD05P	BASIC DESIGNING [Practical -1]	PRACTICAL	20	2HRS	40
BVOCJD06P	DESIGNING AND RENDERING [Practical -2]	PRACTICAL	20	2HRS	40

SECOND SEMESTER – 6 MONTHS – 20 CREDITS

SUBJECT CODE	SUBJECTS	SUBJECT - TYPE	NO. OF SESSION	TIME DURATION	TOTAL NO. OF HOURS
BVOCJD07	NATURE OF GEMSTONES	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD08	ESTIMATION & COSTING	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD09	4C’S OF DIAMOND	THEORY	10	2HRS	20
BVOCJD10	FASHION JEWELLERY	THEORY	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD11P	CONSTRUCTION OF FASHION JEWELLERY [Practical -1]	PRACTICAL	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD12P	KUNDAN DESIGNING [Practical - 2]	PRACTICAL	18	2HRS	36

THIRD SEMESTER – 6 MONTHS – 20 CREDITS

SUBJECT CODE	SUBJECTS	SUBJECT - TYPE	NO. OF SESSION	TIME DURATION	TOTAL NO. OF HOURS
BVOCJD13	INDIAN HISTORY	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD14	IMPERFECTION & ENHANCEMENT TREATMENTS OF GEMSTONES	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD15	MERCHANDISING	THEORY	10	2HRS	20
BVOCJD16	STUDY & GRADING SYSTEM OF DIAMOND	THEORY	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD17P	JEWEL CAD [Practical -1]	PRACTICAL	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD18P	INDUSTRIAL DESIGNING [Practical -2]	PRACTICAL	18	2HRS	36

FORTH SEMESTER – 6 MONTHS – 20 CREDITS

SUBJECT CODE	SUBJECTS	SUBJECT - TYPE	NO. OF SESSION	TIME DURATION	TOTAL NO. OF HOURS
BVOCJD19	GOLD CASTING & FABRICATION	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD20	BRANDING	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD21	ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT	THEORY	10	2HRS	20
BVOCJD22	INTERNATIONAL HISTORY	THEORY	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD23P	DETACHABLE DESIGNING [Practical - 1]	PRACTICAL	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD24P	COUNTRY DESIGNING [Practical -2]	PRACTICAL	18	2HRS	36

FIFTH SEMESTER – 6 MONTHS – 20 CREDITS

SUBJECT CODE	SUBJECTS	SUBJECT - TYPE	NO. OF SESSION	TIME DURATION	TOTAL NO. OF HOURS
BVOCJD25	HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD26	FASHION ACCESSORY DESIGNING	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD27	HALLMARKING SYSTEM OF JEWELLERY	THEORY	10	2HRS	20
BVOCJD28	HISTORY OF ERAS	THEORY	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD29P	ERAS DESIGNING [Practical -1]	PRACTICAL	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD30P	ACCESSORY DESIGNING [Practical -2]	PRACTICAL	18	2HRS	36

SIXTH SEMESTER – 6 MONTHS – 20 CREDITS

SUBJECT CODE	SUBJECTS	SUBJECT - TYPE	NO. OF SESSION	TIME DURATION	TOTAL NO. OF HOURS
BVOCJD31	MARKETING	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD32	CUSTOM MADE JEWELLERY	THEORY	15	2HRS	30
BVOCJD33	ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT	THEORY	10	2HRS	20
BVOCJD34	STUDY OF PEARL	THEORY	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD35P	INSPIRATIONAL DESIGNING [Practical -1]	PRACTICAL	12	2HRS	24
BVOCJD36P	STATE DESIGNING [Practical -2]	PRACTICAL	18	2HRS	36