Guitar Making And Design - Intermediate And Advanced

We will invite you to a Meet the Tutor event where you will receive information, advice, and guidance about the course you have applied for. This will be an opportunity for you to gain valuable information about the course and give you the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.

You should have completed the Guitar Making for Beginners course.

We are firmly committed to finding the right course for you to ensure you can flourish! Talk to us today if you have any concerns about the application process, we are here to help take you to the next level.

You can further your knowledge by taking another course at the College.

There are lots of opportunities available to you to progress across the South Thames Colleges Group and into the world beyond education.

During your time with us you will have access to a dedicated team of careers and education advisors who will help you as you take the next steps towards achieving your goals.

All courses run subject to demand and the content listed here should be used as a guide only. Course content may vary according to a range of factors such as course duration, campus, teaching staff and requirements from awarding bodies. Check our course and fee guidelines for further details.

The Musical Instrument Technology courses are quite expensive to run compared with most courses. The fee is a contribution towards these costs. The money is used for a whole range of items- some of which are listed below.

Full time students pay a larger fee which includes the necessary materials for the first instrument: evening class and part time students will need supply these themselves.

Abrasives Adhesives Blades for bandsaws, scroll saws, coping saws, jewellers saws, scalpels Brushes Cleaning chemicals and materials Drill bits, router bits Fretwire Instrument fittings - pegs etc Instrument parts - bridges, rosettes, purfling and binding Lubricants and cutting fluids Machine maintenance lworking materials: steel for hardening & tempering Mould materials Reference books kept in workshop Replacement of broken or missing tools Routers, bits and accessories Screws & other fixings (nails, nuts and bolts) Solder & flux Specialist tools Varnishes, stains and solvents Wood for first instrument Wood for necessary jigs and tools

However, we reserve the right to either withhold or charge for materials used for work other than coursework.

Your tutor will give you feedback and advice.