Program Overview

Building Trades Woodworking - Certificate of Completion

Overview

The Woodworking Certificate Program is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive and hands-on experience in the art and craft of woodworking. This program is ideal for individuals seeking to develop their skills in woodworking, whether as a hobbyist or as a foundation for a potential career in the woodworking industry. Upon successfully completing the program, participants will receive a recognized certificate. This credential not only showcases your commitment to mastering the art of woodworking but also serves as a valuable asset for those pursuing woodworking as a profession.

Requirements

The 16 credit hour certificate in Building Trades Woodworking is designed to provide an introduction to the theory and skills necessary for the construction of wood-based items such as furniture and cabinets.

• Course List:
  • BCT 104: Woodworking Skills I (3 credits)
  • BCT 105: Woodworking Skills II (3 credits)
  • BCT 106: Woodworking Theory and Practice (3 credits)
  • BCT 206: Cabinet Making (3 credits)
  • BCT 255: Special Topics (Furniture Making) (3 credits)
  • BCT 290: Special Problems in Building Technology (1 credit)
• Total Credits: 16

Road Map

This roadmap is only a suggested plan of study in order to complete a Certificate in two semesters. It is not intended as a contract. Course availability may vary from fall to spring semester and may be subject to modification or change. Students are advised to earn a C or better in courses to avoid repeating courses.

• Plan of Study Grid:
  • First Year:
    • Fall:
      • BCT 104: Woodworking Skills I (3 credits)
      • BCT 106: Woodworking Theory and Practice (3 credits)
      • BCT 255: Special Topics (3 credits)
      • Total Credits: 9
    • Spring:
      • BCT 105: Woodworking Skills II (3 credits)
      • BCT 206: Cabinet Making (3 credits)
      • BCT 290: Special Problems in Building Technology (1 credit)
      • Total Credits: 7
    • Total Credits: 16