Programs of Study
Carpentry and Cabinetmaking - Hays Big Creek facility
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One Year Certificate
(CIP Code: 46.0201) The Carpentry/Cabinetmaking program provides technical and extensive hands-on experience in residential construction and light commercial construction, preparing its graduates for a rewarding career as a successful carpenter or cabinetmaker.
The construction field involves constantly changing technology in today's continuing search for more energy-efficient structures. Technically trained professionals with innovative ideas and the skills to apply these ideas and knowledge are needed to meet the challenges of tomorrow’s building industry. The program courses are planned to meet a variety of industry needs. Related subjects such as job safety, blueprint reading, estimating, sketching, psychology, computers and math provide students with a well rounded education, allowing them to consider employment in many different positions in the construction business or related fields.
All
students participate in framing, finish projects, as
well as fine cabinetry to provide them with the
knowledge and skills to build single or multi-family
homes according to standard trade practices. All
classes are conducted in an environment preparing
students for the expectations of future employers. The
program additionally provides students with knowledge of
concrete design, placement and other construction site
preparation. |
![]() Please address any program questions to: Doug Marrs: dmarrs@ncktc.edu Office: (785) 301-2294 |

