Prerequisites may vary depending on the specific course and institute. Generally, a passion for jewelry design, creativity, and basic drawing skills are beneficial. Some programs may require a high school diploma or equivalent.

Yes, most training programs aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of both traditional craftsmanship and modern techniques, including computer-aided design (CAD) and 3D printing.

Graduates of gemology courses may pursue various career paths, including gemstone identification and grading, jewelry appraising, working in gemstone laboratories, or even starting their own jewelry business.

Many institutes offer internships or apprenticeship programs in collaboration with jewelry companies. These opportunities allow students to gain hands-on experience and apply their skills in real-world settings

Many training programs at the Institute of Gems and Jewellery offer flexible scheduling options to accommodate students who are working or have other commitments. Part-time, evening, weekend, and online courses may be available, allowing students to balance their studies with their professional and personal lives