Magazines from the world Where do you learn to be a craftsman in the new Millennium? The magazine Interni lists institutes, academies and prestigious schools in which to train to work in the furniture sector Where do you learn to be a craftsman in the new Millennium? The magazine Interni lists institutes, academies and prestigious schools in which to train to work in the furniture sector “According to the forecast analysis 2022-2026 carried out for Altagamma by Unioncamere, it is estimated that in the next four years there will be a demand for 46 thousand workers in design and furniture. Among the most requested figures are prototypers, research and development technicians, product managers and quality managers. […] Here are the schools and the centers where you can become contemporary artisans, key figures for the survival of Made in Italy.” - read here the full article with the Artwood Academy - Fondazione ITS Rosario Messina and many more schools. Magazine: Interni Country: Italy Date: 30th August 2022 Article: Design furniture: where the gen z can learn the craft Author: Francesca Gugliotta Photo: Artwood Academy, courtesy FederlegnoArredo 30 September 2022 Add to bookmarks Add to bookmarks Share
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