Carpentry
Introduction
The Construction Technology Program trains students in the most current carpentry and construction techniques used in both residential and commercial building construction. The course of study is designed to prepare students for a career in carpentry and general construction.
Students will be able to work on equipment that is used industry-wide, such as panel saws, slide compound Mitre saws, surface planers, jointers, pneumatic nail guns, drum sanders, routers and table saws.
Employment Opportunities
Framers
Finish Carpenters
Roofers
Cabinet Making
Window/Door Installations
Fiber Covering Installers
Form Work (Concrete)
Acoustical Ceiling Installers
Millwright
Our Four Year Program
Grade 9
Computer: Literacy and keyboard skills
English: Reading and writing skills
Exploratory/Tech Awareness
Math, Science, Social Studies
Grade 10
Cabinet making
Shop machinery
Stationary & Woodwork
Computer: MS Office
English: Reading and writing skills
Math, Science, Social Studies
Grade 11
Building Program with state-of-the-art tools and equipment
Shop/Related Theory
Computer
Math, Science, Social Studies
Grade 12
House Carpentry
Shop/Related Theory
Computer
English
Math, Science, Social Studies