The Woodworking/Cabinetmaking program prepares students for entry level employment in the construction/woodworking industry and/or post-secondary education. The 3-year curriculum includes the theory and application of residential construction, cabinetmaking, architectural woodworking, shop and on-the-job safety, and use of equipment and tools of the trade.

Students apply their skills in two labs equipped with current machines and technology, including a wide variety of hand and power tools and equipment, CNC router, CAD computer stations, planers, joiners, radial arm saws, sanders, and spray equipment.

Skills Students Learn:

• Building codes
• Use of hand and power tools
• Computer-aided drafting
• CNC router equipment
• Blue print reading
• Interior and exterior finish work
• Residential construction skills
• Cabinetmaking skills
• Application of solid surfacing materials
• Project estimating
• Roofing
• Safety procedures

High School Diploma

• Rough and Finish Carpenter
• Retail or Construction Supplies Sales Associate
• Floor Finisher
• Remodeler
  

2- 4 Year College / Training Program

• CAD Operator
• Cabinetmaker
• Counter Top Installer
• Project Manager
• Estimator
• Production Manager