Description
Course Duration:
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Total Hours: 6–12 months (depending on institution)
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Delivery Mode: Full-time/Part-time (In-person or hybrid)
Course Modules:
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Introduction to Woodworking & Safety
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Workshop safety protocols
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Proper use of hand and power tools
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Material selection (hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, MDF)
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Furniture Design & Drafting
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Reading blueprints and technical drawings
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Sketching and CAD basics for furniture design
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Measurements and scaling
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Cabinet Making Techniques
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Joinery methods (dovetail, mortise & tenon, dado joints)
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Cabinet construction (framed vs. frameless)
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Drawer and door assembly
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Wood Finishing & Restoration
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Sanding, staining, and varnishing
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Spray finishing techniques
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Repairing and refinishing old furniture
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Machinery & Advanced Techniques
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Operating woodworking machines (table saw, router, planer, lathe)
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CNC basics for furniture production
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Custom furniture fabrication
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Business & Professional Skills
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Cost estimation and material budgeting
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Client consultations and project management
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Starting a small woodworking business
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Career Opportunities:
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Furniture Maker
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Cabinet Maker
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Woodworking Technician
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Carpentry Assistant
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Custom Furniture Designer
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Workshop Supervisor
Certification & Assessment:
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Practical workshop projects
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Written and hands-on exams
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Final capstone project (custom furniture/cabinet piece)
Entry Requirements:
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High school diploma or equivalent
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Basic math and technical drawing skills (advantageous)
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Passion for craftsmanship and design
Tools & Materials Provided (Varies by Institution):
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Hand tools (chisels, saws, planes)
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Power tools (drills, sanders, routers)
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Workshop machinery (table saw, band saw, jointer)
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Finishing materials (stains, varnishes, adhesives)
Why Enroll?
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Gain industry-relevant skills in high-demand trades
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Hands-on training with expert instructors
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Opportunity to build a professional portfolio
Certification Awarded: Certificate in Furniture and Cabinet Making Technician




