The Carpentry program is designed to prepare students for entry into the carpentry field. Students will receive hands-on training as they work on actual building projects in the community. Class projects will include opportunities to build and maintain wood structures ranging from rough scaffolds and concrete forms to building that which requires exact finish work. Students will also erect wood framework, install window frames, apply exterior siding, and install moldings, cabinets, doors and finish hardware
Career Opportunities: -Carpenter/Contractor (commercial/residential; interior/exterior; marine) -Roofing -Plumbing/Electrical Work -Concrete/Masonry/Tile Work -Cabinet Making -Heavy Equipment Operation -Iron working -Remodeling -Project Management	What You Will Learn: -Safety and First Aid -Math and Management -Hand and Power Tools -Plan Reading, Codes, Cost Estimates, Materials, Marketing -Lot Development and Foundation -Sub floor Systems -Wall Construction -Roofs -Exterior Finish (Siding & Trim) -Professional Development/Leadership Skills
PA Instructor: Dave Peterson
Sequim Instructor: Riley Stites