Cabinetmaking Techniques Ontario College Certificate program

Program Overview

Cabinetmaking Techniques Ontario College Certificate program

Program description

In this project-based program, students are provided the opportunity to develop and advance foundational knowledge and skills for the cabinetmaking industry. Experiential learning ensures that students are competent in all aspects of the industrial cabinetmaking/woodworking field, from planning stages through to the application of final finishes on a variety of solids and manufactured products.

Intake information

• Start date: Fall 2025
• Campus: Barrie

Tuition and fees

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Admission requirements

• OSSD or equivalent with
  • Grade 12 English (C or U)
• Mature students, non-secondary school applicants (19 years or older), and home school applicants may also be considered for admission. Eligibility may be met by applicants who have taken equivalent courses, upgrading, completed their GED, and equivalency testing. For complete details refer to:
• Applicants who have taken courses from a recognized and accredited post-secondary institution and/or have relevant life/learning experience may also be considered for admission; refer to the Credit for Prior Learning website for details:

Career opportunities

• Our graduates enjoy success as employees in custom or production furniture building, commercial millwork, kitchen cabinet making, custom stair shops, finishing and residential trim. Potential career opportunities include, trim carpentry, installers, cabinetmaker, machine set up technician, shop supervisor and self-employment.
• A graduate may wish to discuss the possibility of eligibility for apprenticeship credits into the Cabinetmaking apprenticeship program with the Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities.

Experiential learning opportunities

• Experience Georgian: Building a box with Professor Lynn MacKinlay
• Professor Lynn MacKinlay often gives her Cabinetmaking Techniques students this assignment near the end of their studies, as a culmination of everything they’ve learned in the one-year program.

Course information

• 17 Program Courses
• 1 Communications Course
• 1 General Education Course

Program-specific courses

• Semester 1 courses are listed below. For a full list of courses in the program including course descriptions, view the Cabinetmaking Techniques program outline.
  • CABT 1010 – Hand and Power Tools
  • CABT 1011 – Cabinetmaking Applications
  • CABT 1012 – Finishing Processes
  • CABT 1013 – Joinery and Fastening
  • DRFT 1009 – Technical Drawings
  • MATH 1036 – Math for Wood Trades

Course delivery method

• In person
• This program is delivered fully in person and requires you to attend campus.

Related programs

• Carpentry and Renovation Techniques
• Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician
• Mechanical Techniques – Marine Engine Mechanic
• Plumbing Techniques

Program details

• Program code: CABT
• Duration: 1 Year
• Credential: Ontario College Certificate
• Program Delivery: Full-time
• Program delivery method(s): In person

Program outline

• View the Cabinetmaking Techniques program outline for a full list of courses, including course descriptions.

Program Outline

Fully Detailed Information about the Cabinetmaking Techniques Program at Georgian College

Degree Overview:

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Outline:

• Program Description: This program provides students with foundational knowledge and skills for the cabinetmaking industry, focusing on experiential learning and hands-on skill development.
Students gain all-around competence in industrial cabinetmaking and woodworking, from project planning to final finishes on various materials.
• Intake: Fall 2024
• Campus: Barrie
• Credential: Ontario College Certificate
• Delivery: Full-time
• Delivery Methods: Primarily in-person, with some potential for online components.
• Program Courses: 17 program-specific courses, 1 communications course, and 1 general education course.
Specific courses listed for Semester 1 include:
• CABT 1010 – Hand and Power Tools
• CABT 1011 – Cabinetmaking Applications
• CABT 1012 – Finishing Processes
• CABT 1013 – Joinery and Fastening
• DRFT 1009 – Technical Drawings
• MATH 1036 – Math for Wood Trades
## Assessment: This section is missing from the provided text. ## Teaching:
• Teaching Methods: Emphasis on experiential learning and practical skills development through hands-on projects.
• Faculty: Experienced professionals with industry expertise.
• Unique Approaches: "Building a box" project as a culmination of learning in the program.
## Careers:
• Career Paths: Custom or production furniture building, commercial millwork, kitchen cabinet making, custom stair shops, finishing, and residential trim.
• Potential Job Titles: Trim carpentry, installers, cabinetmaker, machine set up technician, shop supervisor, self-employment.
• Graduate Opportunities: Discuss the possibility of eligibility for apprenticeship credits into the Cabinetmaking apprenticeship program with the Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities.
## Other:
• Additional Information:
• The program is part of the Skilled Trade programs offered by Georgian College.
• The program enjoys high demand in the job market.
• The program offers excellent opportunities for hands-on learning and skill development.
• The program provides graduates with a strong foundation for a successful career in the cabinetmaking industry.
• Related Programs: Carpentry and Renovation Techniques, Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician, Mechanical Techniques – Marine Engine Mechanic, Plumbing Techniques.
• Contact Information:
• Student recruitment team: 705.722.5152, recruitment@georgiancollege.ca
• Office of the Registrar: 705.722.1511, registrar@georgiancollege.ca
• International recruitment team: 705.722.5158, international@georgiancollege.ca
## Important Notes:
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For a complete and up-to-date overview, consult the official program website or contact the program coordinator directly.
• The information presented here is based on the provided text and may be subject to change.
Always refer to the official program information for the most accurate details.