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Letter from the Swiss Secretariat for International Vocational Competitions to Fritz Loosli, 11/01/1977 Letter from the Swiss Secretariat for International Vocational Competitions to Fritz Loosli, 11/01/1977 Subject: confirmation of six registrations for the national selection of Goldsmiths Competitor for the International Vocational Training Competition 1977, with the possibility of sending an additional registration form if another candidate comes forward. -
38th WorldSkills Competition, Helsinki 2005 – Photogallery, Jewellery 38th WorldSkills Competition, Helsinki 2005 – Photogallery, Jewellery -
Italian Test Project proposal, Jewellery Italian Test Project proposal, Jewellery (photocopy) -
41st WorldSkills Competition, London 2011 - Jewellery Test Project A pendant to be strung on a chain made by Rodrigo Silva who won the Gold medal in Jewellery at WorldSkills London 2011. The circular pendant features a delicate rose motif. This is a replica of the original from the event. -
41st WorldSkills Competition, London 2011 - Jewellery Test Project A silver brooch made by Rodrigo Silva who won the Gold medal in Jewellery at WorldSkills London 2011. This is a replica of the original from the event. -
Interview with Peter Johns Peter Johns was selected as the UK competitor for Silversmithing in the 1965 Glasgow Competition and won the gold medal. In this interview, recorded at his home in England in November 2019 he recalls his early apprenticeship and training in London, his experiences of the 1965 event and his subsequent career to date. A second part of the interview relates to his involvement in the creation of Argentium, a unique type of silver that does not tarnish, and the challenges of bringing it to market. -
Interview with Steve Jinks Steven Jinks is the UK Expert for Jewellery for the national and international competitions. He is a diamond-mounter and works in central London. He is self employed having worked in the trade for 23 years. Jinks is a Freeman of the Goldsmiths' Company. In this wide-ranging interview held on 14 August 2019 in London he discusses how to train young apprentices for competitions, compares the UK system to other countries, how training for the competitions are relevant to industry, the merits of CAD in jewellery, the impact of globalization, and introducing a creative element for the first time at WSC 2019 Kazan. He has served as Expert in Jewellery in 2019, 2017, 2015 and 2013. -
44th WorldSkills Competition, Abu Dhabi 2017 - Test Project prototype Dunes training piece featuring hand-pierced motifs. Jewellery, proposal Test Project prototype, 2017. Made by Alex Wood, a British Competitor, as part of his training. -
44th WorldSkills Competition, Abu Dhabi 2017 - Jewellery Test Project prototype The graceful dome of the necklace pendant was inspired by the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. Designed by Steven Jinks, it assesses Competitors' sawing, soldering, and surface finishing skills. The actual pendant would have been made from 18 carat gold; Jinks made the prototype in silver. -
38th WorldSkills Competition, Helsinki 2005 - Image Bank - Jewellery 38th WorldSkills Competition, Helsinki 2005 - Image Bank - Jewellery - 21 photos -
Chief Expert's pass with badges and pins, WorldSkills London 2011 Chief Expert's pass with badges and pins, WorldSkills London 2011 -
The Hong Kong team at St. Gallen 1997 A brief advertorial in the Sing Tao newspaper describing the achievements of the Hong Kong team at the 1997 competition in St. Gallen, Switzerland. It was the first time Hong Kong participated in the international contest and the 15-member team proudly won a total of three medals in Ladies Dressmaking, Information Technology and Jewellery. Siu-yin Nam took home bronze in Ladies Dressmaking. She became a pioneer for WorldSkills Hong Kong, and Asian women because she was Hong Kong’s first female medalist. -
34th International Youth Skills Olympics, St Gallen 1997 - Jewellery 34th International Youth Skills Olympics, St Gallen 1997 - Jewellery (4 photos) -
34th International Youth Skills Olympics, St Gallen 1997 - Test Project for Jewellery 34th International Youth Skills Olympics, St Gallen 1997 - Test Project for Jewellery, designed by Robin Kyte -
34th International Youth Skills Olympics, St Gallen 1997 - Test Project for Jewellery - Prototype 34th International Youth Skills Olympics, St Gallen 1997 - Test Project for Jewellery - Prototype made by Robin Kyte, the designer -
33rd International Vocational Training Competition, Lyon1995. Silver medal 33rd International Vocational Training Competition, Lyon1995. Silver medal won by Thailand's Thanachot Kokratoke in Jewellery -
1958, certificate of participation Certificate of participation to Jean-Luc Van del Maren in Jewellery -
1958, certificate of participation Certificate of participation to Eric Slatford in Jewellery -
1958, certificate of participation Certificate of participation to Len Wilcox in Jewellery -
1959, 2nd position certificate Certificate of 2nd position at the 8th International Competition, skill of Jewellery -
1959, certificate of participation Certificate of participation to Len Wilcox in Jewellery -
7th International Vocational Training Competition, Brussels 1958 - Certificate Certificate of Champion at the 7th International Competition, skill of Jewellery -
British Test Project proposal for Jewellery, 8th International Competition British Test Project proposal for Jewellery, 8th International Competition. Designed by Reginald Hill (photocopy) -
12th International Apprentices Competition Dublin 1963 - Test Project, Jewellery, Category U 12th International Apprentices Competition Dublin 1963 - Test Project, Jewellery, Category U -
Test Project for Jewellery (Senior category), 10th International Competition, Duisburg 1961 Test Project drawing of a floral element in nickel silver, 1961. Made by Reginald Hill