Do you want to become a Watch/Clock Repairer? Here is some information to help point you in the right direction:
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In the retail sector, they usually work 37 to 40 hours a week, which may include Saturdays, and they may work part time.
Most of the work involves sitting at a bench.
Watch/clock repairers can earn from £14,000 to £40,000. Self-employed watch/clock repairers may earn more.
The job requires:
Most watch and clock repair is done by small firms. Some jewellery shops have their own repair facilities. Self-employment is common.
The demand for experienced and qualified repairers may increase.
Whilst people do not need any formal academic qualifications, a good standard of secondary education and an aptitude in craft and technology subjects is useful. Some employers may expect GCSEs/S grades (A-C/1-3) in maths, science and technology.
Organisations such as the British Horological Institute provide courses that lead to accredited professional qualifications, and there is an HND in Horology.

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