Overview
Our Glasswork program provides students with comprehensive knowledge of glass types, tools, and installation methods used in residential and commercial settings. The curriculum includes safety practices, glass cutting, glazing, framing, and repair techniques. A practical internship ensures students gain real-world experience, preparing them for employment or entrepreneurship in the glass and glazing industry.
Program Outline
• Glass Types and Properties
• Safety Procedures in Glass Handling
• Measuring and Cutting Glass
• Glass Polishing and Finishing
• Installation of Windows, Doors, and Partitions
• Mirror and Decorative Glass Work
• Glazing and Sealants Application
• Repair and Replacement Techniques
• Use of Glassworking Tools and Equipment
• Business Skills for Glassworkers
Benefits
• Hands-on training in a fully equipped workshop
• Internship and job placement support
• Free internet and access to modern facilities
• Consistent electricity supply
• Guidance from experienced glasswork professionals
• Projects that build practical and professional skills
Career Opportunities
• Glass Installer
• Glazier
• Glass Cutter and Finisher
• Window and Door Technician
• Decorative Glass Artist
• Glass Repair Specialist
• Workshop Supervisor
• Entrepreneur in Glasswork Business
Possible Workplaces
• Construction and Renovation Companies
• Glass and Glazing Firms
• Interior Design Studios
• Window and Door Manufacturing
• Architectural Firms
• Maintenance and Repair Services
• Self-employed/Freelance Glassworkers
• Own Glass Installation or Repair Business
Salary Expectations
• In Cameroon: 90,000 FCFA – 400,000 FCFA/month
• Internationally: $800 – $3,500/month
Salaries depend on experience, specialization, and employment type. Skilled glassworkers who run their own business can earn more.
