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Laney College
Certificate in Wood Technology
- Oakland, USA
Certificate
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Wood Technology is Laney College’s woodworking department. We offer classes on designing and making furniture and cabinets — from traditional hand tools, to handheld and stationary power tools, to contemporary CAD/CAM.
City & Guilds of London Art School
BA (Hons) Woodcarving & Gilding
- London, United Kingdom
Diploma
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English
The Art School has an unbroken tradition of teaching sculpture, stone and wood carving since it was founded in 1879. We play a crucial role in keeping alive the skills essential for preserving the world’s most important monuments and buildings and are proud to offer the UK’s only BA (Hons) and MA in the subject.
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City & Guilds of London Art School
Postgraduate Diploma Historic Carving
- London, United Kingdom
Postgraduate Diploma
Full time, Part time
2 years
On-Campus
English
City & Guilds of London Art School is proud to offer the UK’s only Historic Carving Postgraduate Diploma, specializing in either Stone Carving or Woodcarving. Our Postgraduate Diploma may be used to facilitate a change of career from another discipline or to extend the possibilities of a current practice as a sculptor, carver or mason.
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Woodcarving degree programs focus on the art and craft of sculpting wood into intricate designs and functional items. This discipline combines creativity, technical skills, and a deep appreciation for materials, making it a unique and fulfilling area of study.
Through courses in design principles, carving techniques, and finishing methods, you'll master the tools and materials essential for woodcraft. Students practice various techniques, such as relief carving and joinery, which enhance their craftsmanship and artistic expression. The environment encourages independence and curiosity, allowing students to explore new styles and innovations in woodcarving.
Graduates typically pursue careers as artisans, furniture makers, or restoration experts. With a solid foundation in both traditional and contemporary techniques, you’ll find opportunities in custom woodwork shops, galleries, or even freelance crafting. In addition, building a personal portfolio can showcase your skills to potential clients and employers, further enhancing your career prospects in this rewarding field.