The basic theory of evaluation: including the introduction, methods and principles of evaluation.

Appraisal practical skills: including observation, discrimination, analysis, judgment and other skills.

Evaluation case analysis: by analyzing real evaluation cases, learn the thinking methods and skills of appraisers.

Specifically, the content of the appraisal course can be different according to different appraisal objects. For example, jewelry appraisal courses usually include the following:

Gemmology: including the types, properties and identification methods of gems.

Metallurgy: including the types, properties and identification methods of metals.

Gemstone processing technology: including cutting and setting of gems.

Practical operation of gem identification: including skills of observing, distinguishing, analyzing and judging gems.

The study of evaluation course can help students master the basic theory and skills of evaluation and lay the foundation for engaging in evaluation work.

The following are some common course names of certified courses:

Introduction to forensic medicine

appraisal procedure

Recognition principle

gemology

metallurgy

Gem processing technology

Gem identification practice

Art appraisal

antique appraisal

Identification/appraisal of cultural relics

Luxury appraisal

Students can choose appropriate appraisal courses according to their interests and career goals.