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Carpentry Degree and Certificate Requirements 2009-2010 Catalog Certificate This certificate program provides entry-level skill training in a variety of building trades. This competency-based program features hands-on learning in the actual construction of a house on site. Students will enjoy learning the basic skills of framing, floors, walls and roofs. Students will perform handson skills in the trades of siding, roofing, masonry, drywall and interior finish carpentry. Students will be exposed to other building trades such as: plumbing, HVAC, electrical and concrete finishing. Upon completion of this program, students can look forward to employment in the many diversified areas of building trades. Second year students will go beyond basic skills and/or specialize in trades that include framing, door and window installation, interior and exterior finish, all phases of carpentry and masonry. This includes exposure to residential plumbing, electrical and HVAC. Classroom instruction and evaluation parallels the on-the-job training of students. Paid on-the-job internships are also available through a cooperative component that requires students to work a minimum of 15 hours per week in an approved training station. Credit from the job training will be evaluated on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis and classroom credit will be evaluated with a letter grade.
*CAR 101 and CAR 102 are prerequisites to all CAR classes. Offered FALL ONLY.
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