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and complete. The individual learns not merely by doing the assigned
work, but by doing each assignment well. It must be demonstrated to
the satisfaction of the instructor that the student has achieved the
skill necessary to the performance of the course work before being allowed
to graduate.. Through this individual method of instruction, the student
develops a high standard of craftsmanship and is thoroughly prepared
to enter the watchmaking and jewelry profession.
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