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The Carpentry program is an overview of framing, roofing, siding, drywall, trim, windows, doors and other areas of residential and commercial construction. This program is designed to prepare students for further work in the field of carpentry. You will learn proper hand and power tool use, as well as the skills necessary in building residential and commercial structures. You will also learn the latest safety regulations and industry standards. What are the classes about? • The Carpentry program will teach: Site Layout, Concrete Form Work, Rough Carpentry, Roofing, Siding, Windows and Doors, Metal Studs and Finish Carpentry • Blueprint Reading • Material Estimation • Safe and proper use of power tools What skills will students learn? Students will learn the creative and technical skills to work with material used in today’s construction industry. Also, you can learn what’s involved in framing, exterior finishing, roofing, and much more. Students will also perform several “hands-on” activities including the completion of a 10x14 utility building, various other structures and community projects including simulated applications. Academic work in class will include: NCCER core, safety including 10-hour OSHA, Carpentry Level 1 NCCER and weekly classroom instruction. What Certifications are available? • 10 hour OSHA Card • NCCER Transcripts for Carpentry Level One & Core • Powder Actuated User Card What jobs/job titles are available to the students after graduation? • Carpenter helper • Carpenter apprentice • Residential and Commercial Carpenter What work skills will be needed for these jobs? • Enjoy Working With Your Hands • Mathematical • Problem Solver • Strong Concentration & Focus • Physically Fit • Dependable What skills should a student have to be successful in your program? Physically (sitting, standing, lifting) demanding with the need for high-energy in an active environment. Students will also need to be drug free. CARPENTRY

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The Carpentry program is an overview of framing, roofing, siding, drywall, trim, windows, doors and other areas of residential and commercial construction.

This program is designed to prepare students for further work in the field of carpentry. You will learn proper hand and power tool use, as well as the skills necessary in building residential and commercial structures. You will also learn the latest safety regulations and industry standards.

What are the classes about?• The Carpentry program will teach: Site Layout, Concrete Form Work, Rough Carpentry, Roofing, Siding, Windows and Doors, Metal Studs and Finish Carpentry

• Blueprint Reading

• Material Estimation

• Safe and proper use of power tools

What skills will students learn?Students will learn the creative and technical skills to work with material used in today’s construction industry. Also, you can learn what’s involved in framing, exterior finishing, roofing, and much more. Students will also perform several “hands-on” activities including the completion of a 10x14 utility building, various other structures and community projects including simulated applications. Academic work in class will include: NCCER core, safety including 10-hour OSHA, Carpentry Level 1 NCCER and weekly classroom instruction.

What Certifications are available?• 10 hour OSHA Card • NCCER Transcripts for Carpentry Level One & Core

• Powder Actuated User Card

What jobs/job titles are available to the students after graduation?• Carpenter helper • Carpenter apprentice

• Residential and Commercial Carpenter

What work skills will be needed for these jobs?• Enjoy Working With Your Hands • Mathematical • Problem Solver

• Strong Concentration & Focus • Physically Fit • Dependable

What skills should a student have to be successful in your program?Physically (sitting, standing, lifting) demanding with the need for high-energy in an active environment. Students will also need to be drug free.

CARPENTRY

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