CAP Ceramic Turning

The holder of this diploma is able, from a technical sheet, to note the dimensions of the object to be made, to determine the quantity of paste required and to make a rough shape by hand.
He supervises the firming up of the rough shaped piece to bring it into a suitable state for the turning, filling and finishing operations. After finishing, you monitor and control the drying of the piece until it is put in the oven. They know how to read a dimensioned drawing, choose the dough and make the model, predicting how the pieces will behave during drying and baking.

Aesthetic communication and technology

Recognise:

• identify the components of product definition (materials, dimensions, shapes...)
• justify the chronology of the manufacturing phases.

Decode:

• interpret different forms of professional and technical language;
• translate a sketch into a technical drawing;
• interpret technical data.

Preparing:

• preparing work materials.

Process:

• check product acceptability criteria;
• apply and comply with manufacturing data;
• diagnose the causes of non-quality observed on a product;
• analyse the causes of a process malfunction;
• apply the appropriate measures.

Inform:

• relate difficulties encountered during implementation;
• report on anomalies found;
• report on work carried out.

Dialog.

Implementation and realisation
Execute:

• perform product shaping;
• measure products;
• effect adjustments;
• ensure production stoppage;
• ensure workstation maintenance and upkeep.

Check:

• check the quality of products during and at the end of production;
• detect any operating incident before deterioration of the equipment or manufactured part.

French

History-geography-moral and civic education

Mathematics and physics-chemistry

Prevention-health-environment

• Diploma from the Ministry of National Education and Youth Level 3 (CAP)

Find out more about this qualification (RNCP36337, exact wording of the diploma, name of the certifier, registration date of the qualification) by clicking here.

Total maximum duration of 665 hours, including 210 hours in a company and 455 hours at the training centre.
The duration of the course is indicative and will be determined according to your profile.

• All audiences

Bac technologique (STT) ou général ou professionnel ou niveau IV.

5 people

Teaching method

• Fully classroom-based training

Teaching methods

• Group lessons

Equipment

• Equipped technical platforms

Monitoring and individualisation

Interviews, remediation with the educational referent and/or the company referent during training.

Taking into account the satisfaction of beneficiaries during and at the end of training.

For beneficiaries with disabilities: possible adaptation of training and certification methods, support by the TH referent.

Education Nationale certified teachers, Bac +3 trainers with significant experience in adult training, professional speakers.

Trainers experienced in individualising learning.

Tests at the end of training (one-off assessment)

In-course assessment (CCF)

Total price including VAT: €5460.00
Hourly rate: €12.00 Hourly rate including VAT: €12.00
. This price is indicative and non-contractual. Depending on your status, this course may be fully financed. Contact us.

Send CV and covering letter, followed by interview. Prerequisites: baccalauréat (this allows general subjects to be waived - the 455 hours correspond to the waived course), validated career plan.
Depending on the funding body, training is available between 15 and 45 days before the start of the course. Please contact us for further information.

Sectors of activity:

• Porcelain, earthenware and pottery. Tableware and decorative objects.
• Ceramic arts and crafts.
• The contract and hotel porcelain industry.

Type of jobs available:

• Ceramist,
• faïencier,
• potier,
• decorator,
• modeleur,
• faïencier technician,
• ceramic arts craftsman.

Although the CAP prepares students for direct entry into the world of work, most graduates nevertheless go on to study for a Ceramics BMA to acquire ceramic decoration techniques with a view to becoming a ceramist.

Access for people with disabilities

Accessible to people with disabilities
. Lift - Key to be requested from the lodge and the workshops are on the ground floor.

Catering

School canteen and cafeteria only during school term time.

Transport

Bus

The ideal training course to become an artisan or creative ceramist.