American School of Jewelry
started operating in the year 2000. Since then
it has trained and graduated thousands of
students.
Our classes are fast, dynamic
and Hands-On, with real world case scenarios at
all times. We know that when you make the
decision of enrolling in a jewelry making
school, you make an investment of time and
money. You can be confident that when you join
American School of Jewelry you make the right
decision!
Graduates of American School of
Jewelry working now in the jewelry trade, keep
on coming back to American School of Jewelry to
learn more specialties and to refine and improve
their existing skills.
American School of Jewelry has
graduated students from countries from all over
the world.
The school is directed by Mr.
Edgardo Zargon, an experienced jewelry designer
who was the first jeweler to receive the highest
certification available in the United States,
becoming the first Certified Master Jeweler in
the State of Florida.
This certification is awarded
by “Jewelers of America” after a thorough
testing of knowledge and skills. Jewelers of
America is the largest jeweler’s organization
representing more than 11,000 jewelry stores in
the United States.
For working experience, Mr.
Edgardo (Eddie) Zargon has owned and operated a
chain of jewelry stores in the retail field as
well as a wholesale import-export company in the
wholesale area of the jewelry industry.
Facing a need for seasoned
professionals, he started training some of his
own employees utilizing diverse techniques that
combined his knowledge transferred from his
European Master trainers with the techniques and
technology offered in the USA.
He soon realized that he could
accomplish a much faster and complete training
through schooling his employees using hands on
techniques against the conventional
apprenticeship methods.
To find out more about the
graduates have to say about American School of
Jewelry, you can checkout the
students comments.
A hard copy of these comments
individually signed and written by each student
can be viewed in the school at your request. |