The Complete Horological Repair Program
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The NAWCC School of Horology continues in the tradition of training watch-makers and clock-makers by offering a Complete Horological Repair Program. The tuition and registration fee for the Complete Horological Repair Program is $19,830.00. This program is sixty (60) weeks (1522 clock hours). Each clock hour is 50 minutes in duration. The Complete Horological Repair Program consists of a total of eighteen courses, eight watch repair courses in three week increments (116 clock hours) with the exception of W-500 in a two-week increment (80 clock hours); and ten Clock Repair courses C-100 through C-700, S-100, CM-400 and C-900 offered in two-week increments of 70 clock hours with the exception of C-200 and C-600. These two courses are offered in one-week increments of 35 clock hours. This program takes a total of sixty (60) weeks, thirteen months, to complete that is considered to be the normal or standard time for program completion. The tuition for all inclusive courses, is $480.00 per each week of training plus a $150.00 registration fee. Lab fees and book costs are not included in tuition. A deposit of $1,800.00 plus the registration fee of $150.00 should be mailed to the School’s Registrar with the applicant’s completed and signed enrollment agreement for the complete program, (W-100
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through W-700, L-100, C-100 through C-700, CM-400, C-900 and S-100. The balance of the course tuition is due on or before the first day of class. Tuition for each course includes the use of textbooks, however, the books remain the property of the school. Small hand tools are available for the students’ use during the classes, however, students must purchase their own tools to work with in class. In doing so, students will become accustomed to the feel, performance and care of personal equipment. Tools may be purchased individually or in kits from the school or may be purchased from outside vendors. A list of needed tools will be provided The School reserves the decision to waive prerequisites for any given course if the applicant is able to demonstrate the equivalent knowledge, experience or training required by the School. |
