Hands-on learning, real production experience, and career readiness.
On Wednesday, 13 May 2026, Artinian Atelier Academy held the Trainee Class #5 Graduation Ceremony at the Academy’s Community Hall, bringing together trainees, trainers, management teams, and Artinian Co., Ltd. leadership to celebrate the successful completion of multiple training programs. The event welcomed approximately 87 participants.
The ceremony officially recognized 27 graduates from Trainee Class #5, alongside 5 participants completing the Basic CAD Training program and 8 participants completing Intermediate CAD Training. Certificates were presented by Mr. Arto Artinian and Mr. Saro Artinian during the graduation session, reflecting the Academy’s continued investment in technical development and practical education within the jewelry manufacturing sector.
Collaborating for growth in jewelry craftsmanship and CAD training.
The graduation program began with an introduction to the Artinian Academy’s history, followed by management thoughts and certification presentations. A trainee representative also shared reflections and experiences from the six-month training journey, highlighting the discipline, technical learning, and daily workshop experience gained throughout the program. Head Teacher Watcharaphong Poecasuk described the program as “the beginning of a meaningful journey from learning to real hands-on practice,” where continuous experience and dedication support the growth of future fine jewelry artisans.
HR Manager Ananya Tritipthumrongchok also highlighted that graduates will now move toward “more challenging assignments”. At Artinian Atelier Academy, training takes place inside a real atelier and manufacturing environment. Students experience practical workflows, craftsmanship standards, and production realities that help bridge technical education with real industry experience. Programs include jewelry craftsmanship, CAD development, gem setting, and production-related skills designed to prepare trainees for future career opportunities. A graduating student additionally expressed appreciation toward the trainers, and fellow participants whose support and commitment helped make this achievement possible.
Building practical skills for the future of fine jewelry manufacturing.
The graduation ceremony reflects AAA’s ongoing mission to support the next generation of jewelry professionals through structured learning, hands-on practice, and industry-focused development. By combining training with real manufacturing exposure, Artinian Atelier Academy continues to strengthen technical capabilities and craftsmanship within Thailand’s jewelry sector.
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