Furniture and Restoration (ACL)
This product does not have fixed starting dates and/or places.
This course is for beginners and for returning learners.
Depending on the learner's individual piece of furniture, various aspects of furniture restoration techniques will be covered. These will include upholstery, wood repairs, veneer work, polishing and refinishing, chair caning etc. The choice is yours as long as the piece is easily transportable as there is no storage on site. Suitable projects for beginners are stuffed over dining chairs, stools, small tables, writing slopes, boxes etc.
Returning students will be encouraged to undertake more challenging projects.
What to bring to the first lesson:
- Item of furniture
- Notebook
- Digital camera (a good tool for documenting and recording for f…
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This course is for beginners and for
returning learners.
Depending on the learner's individual piece of furniture, various
aspects of furniture restoration techniques will be covered. These
will include upholstery, wood repairs, veneer work, polishing and
refinishing, chair caning etc. The choice is yours as long as the
piece is easily transportable as there is no storage on site.
Suitable projects for beginners are stuffed over dining chairs,
stools, small tables, writing slopes, boxes etc.
Returning students will be encouraged to undertake more challenging
projects.
What to bring to the first lesson:
- Item of furniture
- Notebook
- Digital camera (a good tool for documenting and recording for
further reference)
- Protective clothing and footwear
End Qualification:
There is no specific qualification but a college certificate is available if requested by the tutor.
Entry Requirements:
No interview required
There are no specific entry requirements for this course.
Assessment:
Learners will be assessed throughout the course. Progress will be monitored against targets set by the tutor and learner at the commencement of the course. These targets will include a combination of learning outcomes specified by the tutor and the learners own personal aims and objectives. Learner progress towards all of these targets will be reviewed and recorded in an Individual Learning plan, during and at the end of the course.
Progression from this course:
There will be opportunity to progress onto
other similar or associated courses on successful completion. The
possibilities will be discussed by the tutor at an appropriate
stage. Please be sure to ask your tutor.
It may be possible to progress onto an accredited course either
with the college or other local provider. Advice on possible
progression into accredited provision at the College of West Anglia
is outlined in your learner guide.
Locations:
Isle Campus - PE13 2JE
Duration:
10 Weeks
Start times:
18/01/2013
- Isle Campus: Friday 9:30-16:30;
How to Apply:
Please apply online using the ACL booking form
Course Costs:
Course Fee: £222
Discounted Fee: £167
Materials (i.e webbing, stuffing, hessian
and sundries, stains and polishes) will be supplied at an
economical rate of £20.
All top cover materials and trimmings will need to be supplied
independently.
There are no frequently asked questions yet. If you have any more questions or need help, contact our customer service.
