Foundations
Reference programme
Time to build a complete working method.
One hundred hours to develop observation, hand and micromotor technique, correction habits and progressive autonomy on real components.
100 htraining time
CHF 8,000confirmed public price
4 max.at one time
Les BrenetsSwitzerland
- For whomCommitted beginners, career changers and professionals seeking a structured and demanding path.
- PrerequisitesNo technical prerequisite. A preliminary conversation confirms the objective and pace.
- LanguagesFrench or English
- EquipmentAvailable in the workshop unless otherwise agreed
Credit: the CHF 600 paid for the 8-hour day is refunded when the 100-hour programme is subsequently signed.
Content
What is worked on.
Hand technique
Files, buffs, supports, pressure, path and surface preparation.
Micromotor
Controlled machining, consistency and relation to hand finishing.
Complex areas
Internal and external corners, transitions and corrections.
Inspection
Read width, edge, reflection and surrounding finishes.
Autonomy
Plan, execute, review and document work with progressively less guidance.
Progression
A path with clear stages.
Start
Establish visual criteria, posture, supports and tool control.
Develop
Increase geometric and surface difficulty while keeping inspection constant.
Consolidate
Work on corrections, transitions and repeatability across real components.
Conclude
Review the documented path and the level actually reached.
Important: No duration guarantees a professional level, employment or a uniform result. Progress depends on the starting point, aptitude, practice and work between corrections.
Related evidence: the 100-hour books show different starting points, stages and documented limits. View the complete paths.
Questions before the programme
One hundred hours provide a framework, not an automatic guarantee.
Do I already need bevelling experience?
No. The programme can suit a committed beginner, a career changer or a professional. The prior conversation helps establish the right pace.
What does “progressive autonomy” mean?
Preparing, executing, observing and correcting with guidance that decreases as the criteria become more stable. The level reached remains individual.
Does the programme guarantee employment or a professional level?
No. It aims for a complete method and documented progression. Employment, recruitment and a uniform result are never guaranteed.
Direct contact
Let us look at your project together.
Alexandra replies personally. The first conversation is used to understand your starting point, your aim and the most coherent next step.