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21 Educators providing Soldering courses

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Stem Training

stem training

5.0(2)

IPC 610 | Soldering Skills Training | IPC 620 STEM Standards Training in Electronics Manufacture. Provides a service to the electronics manufacturing industry for the training in recognised standards (ie IPC-610, 7711/7721, J-STD-001, control of static, etc) of assembly, manufacture and inspection. The service is provided to suppliers of commercial, military and domestic electronics. The standards cover printed circuit board Surface Mount Technology & Plated Through Hole technology. The service provided is professional, competitive and provides great flexibility.

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CNC Woodworking and Electronics Workshops - SteveMpotter.tech

cnc woodworking and electronics workshops - stevempotter.tech

Dundalk

I teach workshops in CAD, CAM, and CNC (computerized) woodworking across Ireland and Northern Ireland. Also electronics and coding for beginners. I love hands-on teaching, especially when it involves designing, inventing, making, and fixing things. As a professor of biomedical engineering at Georgia Tech, I won awards for my approach to motivating students by getting them involved in real-world projects  —See my book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Motivate-Your-Students-Love-Learning/dp/1838172807 [https://www.amazon.co.uk/Motivate-Your-Students-Love-Learning/dp/1838172807] --See reviews from my previous students here: https://shorturl.at/dtwBP [https://shorturl.at/dtwBP]

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Yorkshire Sound Women Network

yorkshire sound women network

Huddersfield

Since 2015 YSWN has established a network for women and girls interested in gaining skills and confidence in music and sound technology. We’re growing all the time, with several affiliated groups across Yorkshire – and as far afield as Malta – who provide a place for sharing skills and advice, finding mentors, making friends and building communities. In addition, we run a host of projects devoted to education, network-building and artistic development. We also work with the audio industry to promote equality, tackle discrimination and increase opportunities for women and people of non-binary genders. Our workshops offer hands-on experiences in DJ-ing, live coding, Ableton, soldering electronic instruments and much more, in friendly, encouraging environments. We’ve hosted inspiring talks by leading musicians and audio professionals – and we have our own podcast.

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Weldcare Limited

weldcare limited

We provide practical hands-on Welding and Oxy-Fuel gas training, fully supported by technical trade information, resulting in responsible, competent, and skilled operators Summary Weldcare offer a range of welding services including welder training and certification to national and international standards including BS EN 9606-1, BS EN 15614-1, BS 4872, ASME IX, etc. Training courses include: Gas Shielded Arc (MIG/MAG, Co2/GSMAW) Manual Metal Arc welding (MMA/SMAW) Tungsten Inert Gas welding (TIG/GTAW) Oxy-Fuel Gas Cutting (Propane & Acetylene) Brazing & Silver Soldering Oxy-Act Gas welding Thermic Lance boring Weld Inspection Materials include Carbon, Stainless and Heat Resistant steels, Aluminium and its Alloys, Cast Irons etc. Course Location Tailored training available either at Weldcare Training Centre, or on-site at your chosen location

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Cambridge Glass Studio

cambridge glass studio

0.0(2)

Cambridge,

Both courses are designed for students with some previous experience in stained glass or have already either completed a beginners course or attended a workshop. The course will focus on developing ideas and extending technical and artistic skills in design and stained glass execution. Students will be encouraged to experiment and learn how different colours and glass types work together and how to enhance your designs. Tools are included in the cost but materials will be an extra charge for materials. NEW - Beginners Stained Glass Leading – Evening (Mondays) 19th September (6 weeks) to 31st October, 6.30pm - 9pm | £210 materials and tools included NEW - Beginners Stained Glass Leading (Wednesdays) 28th September (5 weeks) to 2nd November, 2pm - 5pm | £210 materials and tools included This Short 5-week (6-week evening) course is designed for newcomers and beginners. Whether you are a complete novice or would like to practice your skills, you will be guided through the steps and skills needed to create a simple stained glass panel using traditional leading techniques. You will be encouraged to experiment and learn how different colours and glass types work together. You will produce a final leaded panel approximately 25cm x 25cm using coloured glass. The course will cover basic panel design, creating cutting template, selecting and cutting from a beautiful range of coloured glass, leading, soldering cementing and finishing techniques. One-Day Workshops An Introduction To The Colourful World Of Traditional Stained Glass One Day Workshop 9.30am – 5pm | Saturday 24th September | £145 This one-day taster course allows you to experience making a piece of traditional stained glass as a 20cm square panel to take home. This is a practical course, you will learn the basic construction process: cutting glass, putting a panel together with a lead, soldering, cementing and finishing. A choice of simple abstract designs will be available, as well as all the materials needed to create your stained glass piece.

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Sarah Madsen Jewellery

sarah madsen jewellery

5.0(20)

English Artist, Sarah Madsen attended Central Saint Martins School of Art & Design in London, England. There she gained a BA Hons Degree in Jewellery Design. This interest in 3D Design was quite a different direction from her first love of Fine Art. The Desire to follow figurative art has been a constant theme throughout her life as an artist. In 1992 the artist received a Travel Bursary from The Royal Society of British Sculptors on a Medal Design. She has also exhibited at various locations such as the Mall Galleries in London, Silvermine Art Centre in Connecticut and also at Steven Whyte Figurative Sculpture Studio in Carmel, California, USA. After 12 years of living in various locations in the USA. Sarah returned to the U.K in 2013 and started her business "Sarah Madsen Jewellery." “It all started from drawing, always drawing. This all eventually lead to starting my Jewellery business from the kitchen table. (With a family of 4 children, you can only imagine, I grew quickly off the idea of mealtimes.) To thankfully now, a full Jewellery workshop/garden studio in the wilds of Cambridgeshire. Raw materials are transformed by using traditional metalworking techniques such as hammering, filing, stone setting, wax carving and soldering. I create every single item by hand. Pursuing an organic, floral and figurative style. I'm always trying to create a classic or "living feeling" piece (such as the Tiaras.) My aim is to bring quality and design together, to produce carefully crafted Jewellery work that is of heirloom and artistic merit. I feel extremely proud that I'm able to be part of the importance of keeping our skills as craftsmen alive here in the U.K. "

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Dragonfly Glass Art

dragonfly glass art

I have been making pieces in copper foil stained glass for the last six years. It all started when I enrolled in an adult education course at my local college. Deciding that I wanted one evening a week to do something completely different and creative, the stained glass course jumped out of the page of the brochure at me. After only three evenings of learning, I was totally hooked, counting down the days until the next Wednesday! Not only was it exciting to be learning such a traditional craft, but I got to meet such a wonderful group of people in my class, all from very different walks of life. Some aspects were highly frustrating, cutting glass was the first hurdle to overcome. I practised in between lessons and started to get the hang of it after quite a few glass cuts! Next, soldering would prove to be a real challenge. When melted, it seemed to have its own mind and didn’t want to flow where you were expecting it to. It took all of us many weeks to learn the various stages of producing what seems now, a very small and untidy first piece of work. But the pride in having made something from start to finish was immense. By this time, it was November and Christmas was approaching fast. I had decided to put my new found craft to use and make a few small Christmas decorations as presents for family. Friends at work were intrigued by my new hobby, and as soon as I had finished making the decorations, I took them in to work so they could see what I had spent all my free time obsessing over! On the first day I took them in, I had twelve requests to make some more! I was elated that people liked my work so much, they were willing to pay me for it. I was also slightly concerned that it was only a couple of weeks until we finished for Christmas! But I accepted the challenge and decided I had to aim to make one decoration per evening. The intense practise meant my glass cutting and soldering skills improved rapidly. All the orders were completed just in time and I had earned money from doing something I absolutely loved. The money was re- invested in to buying more sheets of glass!

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Beccy Gillatt Jewellery

beccy gillatt jewellery

Northamptonshire

I was interested in making and designing from a very early age and was intrigued by the intricate cake decorations that a family friend made in sugar. I was, and still am, always building and making things with my father who is an engineer and he repaired and made jewellery, so I had a little knowledge of the techniques he used in his loft studio. I studied art and design at Bath college with an amazing group of inspiring tutors and one of the pieces that I used in my application was a flower made from copper which was my first piece of soldering. When applying to universities I was breath taken by the silverware at the Buckinghamshire University degree show an knew from that point I wanted to work in metal. I gained a BA in Designed Metalwork and Jewellery from Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College where I was taught by an exceptional group of tutors who still influence my work today. This took me to become a fellow of the Bishopsland trust where I developed my range of stainless steel and silver jewellery while on the year residential programme. This was an excellent platform for me to learn all about how to start up a business and how to do craft fairs. Pope and Oliver along with the visiting tutors do an amazing job at this very unique programme.

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Precious Metals Workshop

precious metals workshop

Edinburgh

Established in 2010 by Goldsmith Ian Nicholson [http://www.thisisian.com/] and located in Edinburgh’s creative space Out of the Blue [http://www.outoftheblue.org.uk/], the Precious Metals Workshop (PMW) is Edinburgh’s leading independent workshop for goldsmiths, silversmiths, jewellers and hobbyists. We run courses [https://www.preciousmetalsworkshop.com/courses] for all levels of skills and provide access to a large range of tools and facilities necessary to create jewellery. We are a safe space for creative minds, home to a family of makers [https://www.preciousmetalsworkshop.com/jewellers] who share their knowledge and skills while inspiring each other and benefiting from an artisan vibe within the workshop. We operate several programs based on helping people start their own jewellery careers, providing a free bench and facilities access as well as weekly business mentoring. See our Inclusions [https://www.preciousmetalsworkshop.com/inclusions] page for further information on this. At the PMW we are very aware of our supply chains. There is continued exploitation in the mining of metals and gems and we are proud to support two third-world women’s mining groups. Please see our Facets [https://www.preciousmetalsworkshop.com/facets] page for further information. The Precious Metals Workshop is a community of makers, where we share our knowledge, skills and inspire each other as creative individuals. We provide a range of specialised equipment including soldering stations suitable for casting, pickling tanks, wheel and barrel polishers, ultrasonic tank, bubble etching tanks for copper and silver, fly press, ring stretchers, stone setting tools, heavy duty vices, bench drills, hammering stumps, silversmithing hammers, draw bench and plates, metal guillotine, rolling mill, large and small kilns. We have an extensive collection of resource books on techniques and practices to support both our emerging and established makers.

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M C M Pvt

m c m pvt

London

MCM Group is a professional global provider for mobile terminal device solutions who can provide services of supply chain, manufacturing, cloud platforms, software & hardware. It is also a Hi-tech enterprise of state-level whose products mainly cover PCBA, Mobile phones products etc. It keeps providing global customers with cost-effective products and services. MCM is a young, energetic and rapidly growing company. In the time of mobile internet wave, with a goal that everyone around the world would have access to mobile internet at their convenience, we listen to our clients' needs with greatest efforts, and continuously work hard in R & D and innovation. MCM Telecom Equipment Pvt Ltd is one of the leading Global EMS companies with strong partnership record of servicing customer in India & Globally. Founded in 2015 at Noida, Uttar Pradesh under the "Make in India" initiative by Government of India. As a Global EMS Manufacturing company, we at MCM focused on Flexible Manufacturing Process, Robust IT Infrastructure and On Time Delivery for our Customer. MCM is offering One Stop Solution for all kind of Electronics Products Manufacturing like PCBA, Mobile Phones, Set Top Box, Wearable Products such as Smart Watch, Health Band, Neck Band etc. MCM Quality Policy of Zero Defects and competitive products and services delivered to customers on time. MCM manufacturing facilities accredited with ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, ESD S20:20-2014 MCM offering World Class IT Infrastructure to their customer which include SAP, MES - Shop Floor Management, SMT, WMS - Warehouse Management & OA - Office Automation MCM has 7 SMT lines, with a monthly capacity of 1.5kK SMTs; 2 automatic plug-in & wave-soldering lines, with a monthly capacity of 600k; 24 assembly lines and 6 packaging lines, with a monthly capacity of 1.5KK finished phones. MCM, going with the times and actively embracing change, will provide global customers and users with better products and services.

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