Carpentry
Math in Carpentry
Pathway Highlights
Carpentry students gain valuable real-world experiences by participation in hands-on competitions and events that help link what they learn in the classroom to the Construction industry.
Competitions and Events
Skills USA Regional Contests
Skills USA State Championships
Skills USA National Championships
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Course Requirements
Over the period of one school year (on a trimester basis), students complete three rigorous courses:
- Industry Fundamentals and Occupational Safety
- Introduction to Construction
- Carpentry I
Certifications*
Students enrolled in the Carpentry pathway have the opportunity to earn six technical college credits (*) through articulation, as well as industry recognized certifications:
- OSHA 10 Certification
- NCCER Core Certification
- NCCER Certification--Carpentry Level I
*Grade of C or better is required and successful completion of NCCER Carpentry Level 1 Certification exam. Technical College credit will be given for the following courses: - CARP 1000--Fundamentals of Carpentry Skills--2 credits
- COFC 1080--Construction Trades Core--4 credits
Carpentry Job Outlook
| Occupation | Entry Level Education | Median Pay/Year |
| Carpenter | High School Diploma | $52,000 to $60,000 |
| Project Manager | Post Secondary | $62,000 to $79,000 |
| Superintendent | Post Secondary | $94,000 to $126,000 |