Time, or the measuring of it, is our trade – and goodness, have we been counting it since March, when our on-site short watchmaking and clockmaking courses were suspended and later our exams, as a result of the pandemic. (The distance learning course was and still is available, though, and... View Article
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Something I love to see as an editor: a thriving Letters page. We’ve had a lot of letters coming in lately; in fact, the September issue saw me finally able to clear a backlog I’d had going for a while, and no sooner had we gone to print than more... View Article
View articleHorology courses for clock and watch making are our passion. Since 1858, the British Horological Institute has been training horologists in clock and watch repair and creation, and supporting the horological industry. Whether you’re a complete beginner looking for an initial taster day or a professional seeking accreditation and further development, we have the clock or watch making course for you.
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Looking for your next horology opportunity? @loomes_robert is seeking a Watchmaker, and there's still just enough time to apply to become a Clock Mechanic at @HouseofCommons . See our Current Vacancies page ow.ly/LefG50BEmsJ
Exciting news: the scaffolding is starting to come off the roof of the Elizabeth Tower, over the course of the next six weeks. The restoration work is long and hard, but very necessary, and we're watching with huge interest.
Does working from home suit you? How about studying watch or clockmaking at home too? It could be the start of a new career, or just for fun. Distance learning courses available now and on-site courses due to restart soon. ow.ly/Et3350BE02I
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Established in 1858 to promote horology, the British Horological Institute's prime purpose today is to provide education.Our Corporate Members
