Career Opportunities

The Carpentry Program is designed to equip students to enter the trade as the equivalent to advanced apprentices. Graduates may find employment in the areas of residential, light and heavy commercial, highway and heavy bridgework, cabinetry and millwork.

Suggested Technical Studies Semester I

NumberTitleCredits
CARP1507Construction Tools Equipment and Machines2 Credits
CARP1521Construction Principles4 Credits
CARP1540Blueprint Reading2 Credits
CARP1555Residential Construction Lab3 Credits
CNST1502Building Materials and Methods3 Credits

Suggested Technical Studies Semester II

NumberTitleCredits
CARP1524Rafters and Stairs4 Credits
CARP1538Cabinet Building and Estimating4 Credits
CARP1545Interior Finish3 Credits
CARP1550Exterior Finish2 Credits
CNST1506Estimating for the Construction Trades I3 Credits

General Education

NumberTitleCredits
DVRS1310Human Relations for a Diverse Workplace3 Credits