NAJ Education Awards celebration at Goldsmiths’ Hall in London
16 Mar 2022
The presentation of the NAJ Education Awards returned to the stunning surroundings of Goldsmiths’ Livery Hall in London on Tuesday, 15th March, as the latest cohort of JET graduates gathered to celebrate their achievements.
Set in the opulent rooms of Goldsmiths’ Hall, the NAJ Education Awards are an opportunity for graduates, their families, employers and colleagues to acknowledge their hard work and academic accomplishment.
Graduates in attendance completed one of the National Association of Jewellers’ respected JET training courses, ranging from business management to jewellery valuation. As well as receiving their certificates and diplomas, several awards were handed out on the day, including Clarity & Success Awards for Faryaal Baig, Rebecca Hall, Emma Ruki and Ellis Butler.
The prestigious Greenough Trophy winner, awarded to the student who achieves the highest aggregate marks, having completed the most outstanding project in the Professional Jewellers’ Diploma programme, was presented to Alison Peyton-Welch from M G Welch Jewellers Ltd. The trophy is the ultimate mark of recognition for the student’s skill, dedication and hard work.
NAJ Board Members, staff and course tutors were present to join in the celebrations, with independent fine jewellery specialist Joanna Hardy FGA DGA FRSA providing an inspiring speech for those in attendance.
David Doyle, NAJ President, said,
“The NAJ Education Awards are a wonderful celebration for the graduates and their guests. It is a proud and humbling occasion, and we congratulate every graduate for their commitment and academic achievement. We look forward to seeing where their jewellery journey will take them.”
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Source: National Association of Jewellers