Saint Paul College Programs

Clockmaking

Overview

The Clockmaking Certificate Program offers preparation for students to develop skills and knowledge needed for clock repair. The Clockmaking Certificate includes learning basic repair techniques using tools specific to clock repair, assessing needed repairs, estimating costs to repair clocks, using lathes and making tools and parts. Demand for trained individuals remains due to the number of clocks people own and collect. Antique pieces are particularly valued and require repair. (Program Brochure)

For additional information about recommended Course Sequence, Minimum Program Entry Requirements and Program Outcomes, please see the Program Guide Sheets.

Available programs, courses and course descriptions:
• Clockmaking Certificate

What You'll Learn

• Basic repair techniques using tools specific to clock repair
• Assessing needed repairs
• Estimating costs to repair clocks
• Tool and parts making
• Use of lathes

Career Settings

• Clock repair shops
• After-sale service centers
• Independent contractors
• Clock specialty stores

Potential Employers

• Own your own shop or independent repair business
• Retail jewelers

Additional Benefits

• Learn from experienced instructors who teach in a "hands on" environment.
• Students benefit from the ongoing excellence of this Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair Program which has been in existence since 1919.
• Students receive day-to-day training in a workshop environment solving real problems.

Related Programs also available at Saint Paul College

Watchmaking and Micro Mechanical Technology

• Watchmaking Certificate
• Micro Mechanical Technology Diploma