MGJEA to offer 2024 Gem Training Batch 5 for free in September

Myanmar Gems and Jewellery Entrepreneurs Association is planning to conduct 2024 Gem Training (Batch 5) for free in September at Shwekyapin Gems and Jewellery Vocational School in Nay Pyi Taw.
Myanmar citizens aged 18-30 years who must complete elementary school, must be healthy and be committed to finishing the class are eligible to attend the training.
They must also present a CV form, citizenship scrutiny card, education certificate or recommendation, three passport-sized photos taken within three months, health certificate, recommendation letter from the ward administrator or village administrator and parent or guardian approval.
The training will last eight months, including two months of on-the-job training from September 2024 to February 2025. The maximum number of trainees is 60, and they can study one specialized subject on practical and theoretical approaches.
The subjects include lapidary art for gemstone cutting and polishing jade bracelets and beads, CNC jade carving and polishing using the computer system, jade carving arts, gemstone-related subjects, gemstone cutting, gems and jewellery arts, 2D Sketch Jewellery Design & 3D CAD/CAM, wax moulding, micro-setting and goldsmith.
Those qualified from other regions and states will be provided accommodation as well. They can order food at the school canteen.
Interested and qualified individuals can send the entrance application to the principal of Gem Institute in Nay Pyi Taw personally or through email: [email protected] or Viber phone 09 753216412 by 23 August 2024 within office hours.
Enrollment and personal interviews will be decided upon when filing early applications. Individuals can enquire about details through the Facebook page Shwekyapin Gems & Jewellery Vocational School and phone 067 8102047. — NN/KK