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A carpentry degree program at the Preparatory level offers a solid foundation in woodworking techniques and construction principles. This program uniquely combines hands-on experience with theoretical knowledge, giving you the opportunity to start building your career in carpentry.

Through courses in woodworking, blueprint reading, and materials selection, students gain essential skills for the field. You'll learn to use various hand and power tools effectively and practice constructing projects that include furniture, cabinetry, and structures. The environment encourages curiosity and encourages you to explore different woodworking techniques while developing precision and craftsmanship.

Many students find that engaging with these practical skills enhances their confidence and prepares them for future studies or apprenticeships in carpentry. Graduates typically pursue careers as woodworking specialists, carpenters, or kitchen and bath installers. A strong foundation in this degree program opens pathways into various sectors, setting the stage for lifelong learning and professional growth in carpentry.