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"HERITAGE x [R]EVOLUTION"
Course programmes
The range of PARÉ programmes is composed of two main study paths: - the design and manufacture of new trunks, - the conservation and restoration of antique trunks.
There are two other specialist tracks, offered by the Nicolas GILBERT school in Belgium.
A Certification path for certain professionals who are active in conservation and restoration is also offered, in lieu of the regular study programmes.
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For further information about the courses, admission procedure, tuition fees, and about the available places and scholarships > contact
Location (transitory phase, 2021 to 2023)
For organisational reasons the courses and workshops are, for the time being, taking place in an intensive 'immersion' residential mode, on the Ardennes campus of the Belgian school. The personalised individual residencies, of 3 to 5 consecutive days, every 3 to 6 weeks (depending on the individual case), during weekdays and/or extended weekends, is compatible with professional activity of the student.
As of 2024 the workshops will be held in France, in the Paris area.
Personalized programmes can start at any moment of the year (except July - August), not necessarily at the start of the academic year.
Scholarships
In 2023-2024 the school continues to offer special grants, in the form of a € 10,000 financial aid per student. That amount covers approximately two thirds of the total tuition fees. Up to 4 new students can benefit of the exceptional aid. More details about the conditions and application deadlines > contact
DESIGN & MANUFACTURE OF NEW TRUNKS AND PRESTIGE CASES - HANDMADE
Duration of the DM Design (1.500 hours): 30 months on average (24 to 40 months, depending on the person); always in part-time mode, classroom based (campus and ITINERA), and individualised. The path is not offered in full-time classroom mode, nor through distance learning. Flexibility is offered in terms of timetables and locations of the courses and ateliers, as well as for the PARÉ companionship workshops around France (called ITINERA, concept proper to the school).
PRESERVATION (CONSERVATION) AND RESTORATION OF ANTIQUE TRUNKS
This path is presented in three phases that lead towards earning a Certificate in Fundamental Techniques (CFT, min 100 hours coursework/ateliers), thereafter to a Certificate of Continued Studies (min. 250 hours), and finally to the school's proper Diplôme de Malletier (DM, min. 1.500 hours), in Conservation and Restoration of trunks (validating 90 ECTS, French level 6, RQF level 7, similar to a professional master's diploma). The capstone is in this instance a masterpiece in conservation-restoration of an antique trunk; a process drawn up and completed by the learner, and evaluated by a panel of experts.
Duration of the DM Conservation (full 1.500 hours): 30 months on average (24 to 40 months, depending on the person), always in part-time mode, classroom based (campus and ITINERA extension courses), and individualised.
Other paths (P3 à P5)
Three
other paths, the P3 (special programme in the conservation of antique
leather objects), P4 (special cooperative and outsourced workshops), and P5 (international
professional certification) are organised by the GILBERT school of
Belgium, under the coordination of PARÉ. The general information is found
on the GILBERT site >
(1) by the Nicolas Gilbert school of Belgium (1) ITINERA = companionship ateliers proper to the PARÉ school; one-off workshops, off-campus, held in France (3) see also INMA malletier and restaurateur
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