Discovery day

One day to discover and assess.

Eight hours to handle the tools, understand the working environment and receive a direct view of the most coherent next step.

8 htraining time
CHF 600confirmed public price
4 max.at one time
Les BrenetsSwitzerland
  • 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
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.

Read

Light, geometry, width and surface condition.

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 path with clear stages.

Morning

Read the component, set the workstation and perform the first controlled exercises.

Afternoon

Work on a real support, compare observations and draw an honest conclusion about the next step.

Important: No duration guarantees a professional level, employment or a uniform result. Progress depends on the starting point, aptitude, practice and work between corrections.

Questions before the day

What discovery can—and cannot—provide.

Is any technical prerequisite required?

No. The day welcomes beginners, enthusiasts and professionals who want to discover the setting or assess where they stand.

What can eight hours realistically clarify?

The workstation, tools, first points of support and reading criteria. One day cannot install a complete method or guarantee a level.

Is CHF 600 credited against the 100-hour programme?

Yes. It is credited back when the 100-hour programme is subsequently signed. The day does not automatically commit you to that programme.

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.