Residential Carpenter

This career major will introduce students to the skills required to work as a Residential Carpenter. Students learn, safety practices, carpentry tools and equipment operations, and, are instructed in the skills of estimating materials, blueprint reading, managing a job, and conducting job interviews.

Courses
Title Hours
Construction Fundamentals 60
Principles of Construction 120
Basics of Framing 120
Intermediate Framing and Roofing 105
Intermediate Framing and Roofing II 60
Basics of Interior Installation and Finishing 120
Intermediate Interior Installation and Finishing 105
Fundamentals of Cabinet Making 120
Intermediate of Cabinet Making and Finishing 90
Advanced of Cabinet Making and Finishing 120
Green Construction 45
Career Major Capstone 30
CIP Code: 
46.0201
Student Organizations: 
  • SkillsUSA

General Information

Start Date: 
August, October, January, March
Hours: 
1095
Who Can Enroll: 
High School Jr. & Sr. and Adults

Financial Aid Information

Start your application today at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
More information about MNTC’s Financial Aid services can be found at http://mntechnology.com/enrollment/financial-aid.
Financial Aid Eligibility: 
Title IV Eligible
Loan Debt: 
$0.00

Cost Information

Total Estimated Cost (HS Students): 
$127.00

Completion Information

Positive Placement Rate includes Military, Continuing Education and all Employment, related or not related.
On-Time Adult Completion Rate (2010-11): 
100.0%
Positive Placement Rate (2010-11): 
No Enrollment in 2009-10

Occupations

Source: 

Oklahoma Job Link

  • Carpenter, Maintenance Superintendent, Chief Operating Engineer, Facilities Technician, O&M Technician, Mechanical Inspector, Custodian
Helpers—Carpenters Mean - $11.30/hr
Carpenter Mean - $14.93/hr
Construction and Maintenance Avgerage - $15.91/hr
Electricians Average– $19.95

Attributes & Abilities

  • Manual dexterity, eye-hand coordination, strong sense of balance, mathematics and problem-solving

Accreditation/Certification

Certifications Available: 
  • Safety Core
  • Orientation to the Trade
  • Building Materials
  • Hand and Power Tools
  • Introduction to Concrete
  • Foundations of Flatwork
  • Concrete Forms
  • Floor System
  • Wall & Ceiling Framing
  • Roof Framing
  • Windows & Exterior Doors
  • Reading Plans
  • Site Layout
  • Exterior Finishing
  • Roofing Applications
  • Thermal and Moisture Protection
  • Stairs
  • Framing with Metal Studs
  • Interior Finish Trim
  • Cabinet Installations
  • OSHA Industry Safe
National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)
3600 NW 43rd Street
Bldg. G
Gainseville, FL 32606
352.334.0911
888.622.3720

College Credit

College Credit hours are subject to change without notice.
Credit Hours - A.A.S. DegreeCollege/University
Credit Hours - A.A.S. Degree: 
12 - Applied Technology, Carpentry
College/University: 
Rose State College

Prerequisites

None

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