Some of these programs include jewellery design and production, fine arts, gemology, bookkeeping and accounting, business administration, marketing, secretarial and office administration. University Programs Professional jobs in the diamond manufacturing industry may require graduation from a recognized university program. These programs include geology, economics, commerce, business administration, marketing and computer science. Regional Career Centres have a wide selection of university calendars that may help you to choose a university and a program of study. There are several diamond cutting schools around the world.
Some courses are available by correspondance.
Successful participants receive the I.G.I Rough Diamond Diploma. If you are interested in a career in the diamond manufacturing industry you should talk to people who are working in the field to find out more information. Send your resume and a cover letter to personnel officers and directors of companies and businesses where you would like to work. Make sure you indicate which job or jobs you are interested in and why you think you are qualified for those jobs. Career Centres can help you prepare for your job search.