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Discovery day
One day to discover the technique and establish your starting point.
Spend a full day reading a component, establishing your supports, trying hand tools and a micromotor, and learning how reflected light guides every correction.
- For whomBeginners, enthusiasts, career changers or professionals wishing to evaluate the method.
- PrerequisitesNo technical prerequisite.
- LanguagesFrench or English
- EquipmentAvailable in the workshop unless otherwise agreed
Content
Move from close observation to a first controlled technique.
Try
First work with hand tools and micromotor.
Correct
Live observation and immediate correction.
Assess
A clear recommendation on whether and how to continue.
Progression
A full day at the bench.
Morning
Discover the workshop, read the geometry of a component, set the workstation and complete your first exercises under the microscope.
Afternoon
Continue on a real workpiece, compare the results under reflected light and finish with individual feedback from Alexandra.
Questions before the day
Before travelling to Les Brenets.
Is any technical prerequisite required?
The day welcomes beginners, enthusiasts and professionals who want to discover the setting or assess their current practice.
What can eight hours realistically clarify?
You discover the workstation, tools, first supports and inspection criteria. By the end of the day, you understand how anglage is built and which next step fits your project.
Is CHF 600 credited against the 100-hour programme?
Yes. It is credited back when the 100-hour programme is subsequently signed. The decision to continue remains entirely yours.
Direct contact
Talk about your starting point.
Describe your experience and what you would like to discover. Alexandra replies directly and suggests a suitable date.