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Diploma of Jewellery and Object Design

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MEM50322

Your mastery of precious metals, stones, and complex design processes represents a significant professional investment in your craft. We are currently establishing partnerships with Registered Training Organisations to facilitate a streamlined recognition pathway for this qualification. Register your interest to be notified as soon as we can guide your experience toward formal recognition.

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About This Qualification

This qualification defines the skills and knowledge required to apply design processes and technical production skills to the design and manufacture of custom-made jewellery and objects. It is typically used to develop skills and knowledge in jewellery enterprises. Skills gained from the qualification may be applied to specialist jewellery and object design briefs, including heritage jewellery, theatre and film commissions, exhibitions and churchware, as well one-off individual client briefs. Assessment of some units of competency must, where indicated, include evidence of the candidate's performance in a functioning workplace where there is a sufficient range of appropriate tasks and materials to cover the scope of application of those units. All outcomes must reflect the standard of performance inherent in the job. In some jurisdictions, units in this qualification may relate to licensing or regulatory requirements. Licensing and regulatory information is included in the relevant units of competency. No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification at the time of publication. Local regulations should be checked.

Qualification Code

MEM50322

Training Package

MEM — Manufacturing and Engineering

AQF Level

Diploma

Total Units

26 (6 core + 20 elective)

Entry Requirements

There are no entry requirements for this qualification.

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Career Outcomes

According to training.gov.au, this qualification supports the following roles:

RoleResponsibilities
Jewellery DesignerTranslating artistic concepts and client requirements into custom-made jewellery and small objects.
Object DesignerApplying technical production skills to create specialized items for exhibitions, film, or heritage contexts.
Bespoke Manufacturing JewellerManaging the end-to-end design and manufacture of one-off individual client briefs in a commercial workshop.

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Could RPL Be Right for You?

Experience can be evidence.

RPL is the process that helps you demonstrate it.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a formal assessment process that evaluates the skills, knowledge, and experience you've gained through your career to determine whether you meet the requirements of a nationally recognised qualification. It isn't a shortcut — it applies the same assessment standards as any other pathway.

RPL typically involves:

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A review of your work experience against the qualification requirements

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Compilation of an evidence portfolio demonstrating your competency

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Assessment by a qualified assessor from a Registered Training Organisation

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If gaps are identified, targeted training to build on your existing expertise

ℹ️ Important Pathway Advice

RPL isn't the right pathway for everyone. If you don't have substantial, relevant, and current industry experience, a traditional study pathway may serve you better.

Our approach:

“We'd rather guide you to the right pathway than enrol you in the wrong one.”

What Kind of Experience Counts?

If RPL becomes available for this qualification, the types of experience and evidence that would typically be relevant include:

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Work History & Roles

  • Comprehensive CV detailing jewellery workshop experience
  • Detailed position descriptions for designer roles
  • Records of specialist commissions for film or heritage
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Design Portfolios

  • Sketches and technical renderings of custom pieces
  • CAD design files and object design briefs
  • Documentation of creative work realisation
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Technical Production

  • Photographic evidence of finished jewellery and objects
  • Material quality assessments and sourcing logs
  • Workshop safety and environmental practice records
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Client & Professional Feedback

  • Client testimonials for bespoke commissions
  • Reference letters from workshop managers or RTOs
  • Exhibition catalogues or gallery contracts

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This is general guidance based on training.gov.au. Specific requirements will be confirmed by the delivering RTO's assessor when RPL becomes available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about this qualification and RPL.

When will RPL for this qualification be available?
We are currently in the process of establishing partnerships with Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) that specialise in manufacturing and engineering. Registering your interest ensures you are the first to know when the pathway is active.
Why should I register my interest now?
Registering allows us to gauge industry demand and prioritise this qualification in our partnership pipeline. It also gives us the opportunity to review your experience early so you are well-prepared for the evidence-gathering phase.
Is RPL the same as completing the course through study?
RPL is a different pathway to the same outcome. While study involves learning new material, RPL focuses on assessing the skills you have already mastered through years of work. Both result in the same nationally recognised qualification.
Does my experience with non-metal materials count?
Yes. This qualification recognises the use of a wide range of materials including woods, plastics, and fibres in the design and manufacture of jewellery and small objects.
Will I need to demonstrate my skills in a workshop?
The assessment process usually requires evidence of your performance in a functioning workplace. This ensures your skills meet the standard of performance inherent in the jewellery and object design industry.

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