Course content Level 1 covers the theory of mechanical timekeeping, workshop practice, and measured drawing. Level 2 enables you to study these subjects in greater depth. Complex automatic watches, chronographs and calendars are introduced. You will undertake a major practical project and may specialise in antique or modern clocks or watches. Both Levels include broader studies in Horological History and Design, Information Technology, Metallurgy and Business Studies.
Progress is monitored through tutorials and reviews.
HND students are expected to take the British Horological Institute's professional exams at the end of both Level 1 and Level 2. You will receive regular feedback on your performance throughout the course. Entry requirements See Entry Requirements for HND Courses . You have the choice of entering the service industries for modern watch and clock servicing, antique clock and watch restoration, the museum service, retail sales or self-employment.