How to enrol in a jewellery course — calendar, sign-up and what happens next

Enrolling in a jewellery course in Singapore is a two-step process, not an
application season.

Step 1 — pick the intake on the calendar

The admissions calendar
lists every upcoming class across all families — fashion jewellery, fine
jewellery design, precious metal arts, gemmology, CAD and business. Filter by
family and month; dates shift, so the calendar is the only source to trust.

Step 2 — the one-page sign-up form

The course sign-up form
takes your details and course choice on one page. After submission the
admissions team confirms your seat and sends joining details for the studio at
91 Bencoolen St, #03-01 Sunshine Plaza.

What happens next

• Tools and materials are provided in class — you buy nothing before the
  first session.
• No prerequisites on foundation courses; beginners are the point.
• Certificates stack: each completed course moves you along the ladder
  toward a diploma if you choose to continue.

Not sure which course is right?

Two good moves:

1. Take the 2-minute course finder —
   a personal recommendation, free.
2. Or taste the craft first with a one-day
   experience class,
   and read the diploma comparison to see which
   family matches how you like to work.

Questions people actually ask

How do I check when the next jewellery course starts?

All upcoming intakes are listed on the JDMIS admissions calendar at jdmis.edu.sg/admissions/calendar.html — the live source of truth for every course family.

Do I need an interview or portfolio to enrol?

No. Foundation certificate courses and experience classes are open to absolute beginners. Advanced programmes publish their own requirements on their pages.

Can I take more than one course family?

Yes — courses are modular. Many students pair a making course with a knowledge course such as gemmology. The admissions team can advise on pacing.

What should I bring on the first day?

Nothing. Tools and materials are provided in class; the studio has everything from task lamps to torches.

What students say

“I intend to contribute articles to jewellery magazines and hope that someday I can be an authority in this field. That's a dream.”

— Yen Ting C. (Singapore) · published student feedback

“I love all subjects, especially metalsmithing. I just love to fire and shape things.”

— Angie K. (Singapore) · published student feedback

Free ways to explore

No sign-up, no payment — start with any of these.

TThe complete course guideFREE
Every course, family and diploma in one PDF.TTake the 2-minute course finderFREE
Answer a few questions, get personal course recommendations.FFree gem webinar replaysFREE
Full recorded sessions on gems and the jewellery trade.EExplore the Gem GlobeFREE
An interactive globe of the world's famous gem sources.

Keep exploring

Digital jewellery design — the CAD course ladderThe CAD course ladder — from digital fundamentals through intermediate 3D modelling to advThe Precious Metal Arts ladder — bench skills to diplomaHow the Precious Metal Arts ladder works — foundation metalwork through casting and mouldsJewellery business courses — sell what you makeThe jewellery business course family — entrepreneurship, photography, merchandising and maJewellery illustration — light, colour and renderingThe jewellery illustration certificate — rendering metal and gems in light and colour so b

Check the live course calendar

Upcoming class dates for every course family are published on the school's admissions calendar.

Visit jdmis.edu.sg