The training is intended for professional development purposes, and the certificate obtained does not replace the MYK authorization certificate for trainings where MYK authorization is required.

Training Content

• Introduction to glass shaping: Definition of glass, history, areas of use, and general structure of shaping methods.
• Types and properties of glass: Technical properties of sodium silicate glass, borosilicate glass, leaded glass, and other types.
• Hot glass shaping techniques: Glass melting, glass blowing, hot molding, and kiln techniques.
• Cold glass processing techniques: Glass cutting, grinding, engraving, sandblasting, and polishing applications.
• Using molds in glass: Shaping methods with ceramic, metal, or plaster molds.
• Decorative glass applications: Use of colored glass, painting on glass, stained glass, and mosaic techniques.
• Equipment used for glass shaping: Kilns, blowing pipes, hand tools, and safety equipment.
• Safety and occupational health: Precautions to be taken in glass workshops and correct use of equipment.
• Design and production process: Sketching, model creation, and production planning of glass objects.
• Project work and hands-on production: Participants produce and exhibit their own original designs.

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The training is open for corporate collaboration (organization/company package), and individual applications are not accepted. Training content can be re-planned according to corporate participant profiles and needs. Through mutual discussions, the scope and method of the training (Face-to-Face, Online) are determined and relevant processes are completed. Upon agreement, the suitable date, time, and location of the training with your institution’s participants and our instructors are finalized.