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Start as an Apprentice Jeweler completing administrative/clerical tasks and polishing jewelry, and work toward becoming a Bench Jeweler. As an apprentice, you will learn the business from the ground up, this will entail full administrative responsibilities, including customer service, interacting with both our stores and customers, completing administrative/clerical tasks, photography of jewelry for intake/tracking and learning the basics of jewelry repair starting with polishing and quality control, all while you train toward becoming a bench jeweler.
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Full-time consists of a 40-hour work week with seasonal required overtime. High standard for quality work. We are also looking for candidates with knowledge of stone setting, sizing, polishing and jewelry repair.
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Signet Jewelers has over 225 Design & Service Centers throughout the United States, located within all Jared The Galleria of Jewelry and select Kay Jewelers and Zales stores. Some knowledge of jewelry or jewelry repair/design preferred but not required.
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While we are seeking candidates with any basic jewelry or jewelry repair knowledge, we will also consider any candidate that has a passion and desire to learn the jeweler trade. Our Design & Service Center Team Members are dedicated to delivering a Customer-First experience that exceeds our customers' expectations for custom jewelry design and repairs.
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Working with our team gives you the opportunity to advance from beginner to artisan in a unique promote-from-within environment. Signet Jewelers, the world's largest specialty retail of diamond jewelry, is currently seeking entry-level Jeweler Apprentices to join our Field Design & Service Center Teams.
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Working with our team gives you the opportunity to advance from apprentice to artisan in a promote-from-within environment as you progress through our unique training journey. Minimum starting rate of $15 per hour.
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Signet’s Design & Service Centers offer a full training program to elevate your skills from apprentice to jeweler. As you begin your career as a jeweler apprentice, we have plenty of opportunities for your growth and success.
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Base pay offered may vary depending on geographic region, internal equity, job related knowledge, skills and experience, among other factors. A Sampling Of Our Total Rewards. Knowledge of Shipping/Receiving.
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Benefits including medical, dental, vision and prescription insurance (full-time Team Members) Jeweler Certification classes to develop and enhance your bench skills. Signet Jewelers is an equal opportunity employer committed to promoting diversity at all levels.
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Join our Field Design & Service Center Team! Varying hours including some nights and weekends. Don't forget, we have many opportunities available on our other career site pages. Final pay rate shall be determined and is based on experience and qualifications.
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Whether you are just starting your career or an experienced Jeweler, we have plenty of opportunities for your growth and success. Shine with Signet! Please know that while we appreciate every applicant's interest, we can only contact those selected for further consideration.
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We have many opportunities available on our other career site pages. High school degree or equivalent preferred but not required. Customer Service minded with strong interpersonal skills. Basic Computer Skills.
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Click here to link to our careers page! Working in a fast-paced environment. Paid holidays (full-time Team Members) Paid Time Off (PTO) Excellent Organizational Skills. Desired Administrative Skills.
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Multi-tasking & time management. 401(k) with company match.
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Multi-tasking & time management. 401(k) with company match.
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