Key Facts
- Starting
16 Sep 2024- Location
- Tooting
- Start Time
- 15:00
- End Time
- 17:30
- Duration
- 10 Weeks
- Study Mode
- Part Time Day
- Days
- Monday
- Start Date
- 16 Sep 2024
- Level
- Short Course
- Code
- TABX001CP
Fees
- 19+ Fee
- £ 0 - 100
- Starting
16 Sep 2024- Location
- Tooting
- Start Time
- 18:30
- End Time
- 21:00
- Duration
- 10 Weeks
- Study Mode
- Part Time Day
- Days
- Monday
- Start Date
- 16 Sep 2024
- Level
- Short Course
- Code
- TABX121CP
Fees
- 19+ Fee
- £ 0 - 100
Stained And Fused Glass: Traditional And Contemporary Professional Skills
Students of all levels are welcome. You will receive individual advice and guidance to complete a project of your choice appropriate to your level of experience.
Traditional techniques using lead, copper foil and glass applique are taught as well as contemporary warm glass techniques - painted, fused and slumped glass.
You will be able to create a wide variety of beautiful and decorative pieces using these techniques - tiny pieces of jewellery, coasters, bowls, light catchers, lanterns, mirrors and panels for doors, windows and the garden.
Students may achieve a skill set which will enable them to gift or sell their work as well as undertake commissioned work.
Working with glass in a group situation can be relaxing and sociable but also stimulates ideas and, for many, becomes a lifelong learning opportunity and an interest with commercial potential.
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Entry Requirements
There are no entry requirements for this course. -
Course Content
By the end of the course you will be able to:- Cut glass into a variety of shapes
- Explore colour and light in order to create designs for glass projects
- Prepare working drawings and maquettes
- Cut and shape lead, apply copper foil and solder
- Prepare glass for fusing / slumping in the kiln
- Understand the processes required to complete projects to the highest possible standard
- Use materials, tools and equipment safely
If you're self-employed, you might be able to deduct your enrolment fee from your taxable income.
If you are on a low wage, unemployed or claim Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) then you can enrol on the course for free.
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Progression Next Steps
Many students go on to make and sell pieces commercially. -
Assessment Details
On-going assessment and via individual progress records.