Education

Horological education is flourishing in the UK. From technicians destined for the watchmaking industry to conservators working on the finest historical timepieces, and from new makers wanting to set up their own business to enthusiasts looking for an absorbing new challenge, potential students of watch and clockmaking enjoy a wide variety of opportunities.

Education

The Clockmakers' Company, through its charity, aims to support horological learning with grants and prizes, and, for its members, mentoring and networking.

For some who are learning horology, the Clockmakers’ Charity offers more:

·        providing direct financial support for specialist training not assisted by other educational charities. 

·        giving annual prizes for excellence in education.

·        assisting masters who train apprentices through a structured apprentice scheme.

Training opportunities

Anybody considering a career in watch and clockmaking, or wishing to develop their skills for recreation, can choose from a wide variety of full and part-time courses around the UK. To find out more click here

Direct support

There are many opportunities in clock and watchmaking for both employment and self employment. The Clockmakers may possibly be able to offer support, and awards prizes for excellence. To find out more click here

Lectures and events

The Clockmakers’ Company is part of a broad network of horological institutions, most of which run extensive event programmes. Some offer training courses. To find out more click here.

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