Course Overview
Wood, combined with a touch of creativity, can transform into countless possibilities. This course teaches the art of woodworking without a single nail or rivet, creating simple and elegant items.
Tailored for parents and children, this class offers a wonderful opportunity for busy working parents to spend quality weekend time with their kids while creating healthy, eco-friendly kitchen utensils and tableware. The finished products contain no wax or paint, making them a safe choice for health-conscious families.
Course Details
- Difficulty Level (5★ max): ★★☆☆☆
- Course Features: Beginner level | Small class format | Parent-child class | Suitable for all genders | Functional homeware items
- Projects: Wooden cutting board + Wooden chopsticks (with brass stand) OR Wooden spoon (choose one)
- Personalization: Participants can engrave their finished chopsticks or spoon, adding a simple, tasteful, and functional touch to their home.
- Tools: Some shared tools will be provided. A small number of tools need to be purchased separately.
Practical Information
- Class Size: 8 pairs (parent-child)
- Duration: 8 hours total (4 sessions)
- Schedule:
- Sundays, 18:00–22:00, from April 26 to May 3, 2020.
- Sundays, 18:00–22:00, from May 17 to May 24, 2020.
- Note: There is a significant gap between these two course periods.
- Course Fee: MOP 2,400
- Material Fee: MOP 800 per set (for adult and child), payable in cash during class. Includes: wood, brass, 2 aprons, set of files, 2 pairs of safety goggles (adult size), 2 N95 masks, utility knife, sandpaper.
Certification & Subsidy
- A certificate is awarded for an attendance rate of 70% or higher.
- A 50% tuition subsidy is available for eligible participants.
- This course is NOT part of the Continuing Education Development Plan (DSEDJ).
- Non-Macao residents must pay the full tuition fee and are not eligible for the subsidy.