T/SJD 001-2021 Jewelry Designer

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Main Technical Content: This document applies to the jewelry design industry. I. Occupational Overview 1.1 Occupational Title: Jewelry Designer 1.2 Occupational Definition: A professional who applies design principles comprehensively and uses methods such as hand-drawing and computer-aided equipment to design the appearance, materials, structure, and craftsmanship of jewelry. 1.3 Main Work Tasks 1.3.1 Conduct creative design of jewelry appearance and styling, and draw hand-drawn design renderings; 1.3.2 Select materials and craftsmanship techniques for jewelry production based on design sketches, and prepare technical specifications for the structure, materials, and craftsmanship of jewelry design works; 1.3.3 Use computer-aided design software for jewelry design creation; 1.3.4 Manufacture jewelry samples using mechanical or manual methods. 1.4 Occupational Levels This occupation is divided into four levels: Assistant Jewelry Designer, Jewelry Designer, Senior Jewelry Designer, and Superior Jewelry Designer. 1.5 Working Environment Conditions Indoor, normal temperature. 1.6 Technical Capability Characteristics Possessing good spatial and structural modeling, color perception, and aesthetic ability. 1.7 Basic Educational Requirements High school graduation (or equivalent qualification). 1.8 Training Requirements 1.8.1 Training Duration 1.8.1.1 Full-time school education, according to the school's training objectives and teaching plans; 1.8.1.2 Social training institutions: Certification and promotion training duration: no less than 320 standard hours for each level. 1.8.2 Trainers 1.8.2.1 Teachers training Assistant Jewelry Designers should have the title of Jewelry Designer or corresponding professional technical titles; 1.8.2.2 Teachers training Jewelry Designers should have a Senior Jewelry Designer certificate or corresponding senior professional technical titles; 1.8.2.3 Teachers training Senior Jewelry Designers

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