PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: 

The cabinetmaking program is designed for aspiring professional furniture makers and dedicated amateurs who seek in-depth training at the highest standard of excellence. The hands-on, project-oriented format includes the full range of furniture making skills. Sequential projects take students from the fundamentals through the fine points of design and craftsmanship. Cabinetmakers are specific types of woodworkers who create and install cabinets in bathrooms, kitchens, other areas of homes and businesses. Typical duties of cabinet makers include designing custom cabinets, making cabinets, installing cabinetry, consulting with clients and other duties as needed. Cabinet makers are responsible for cutting and shaping wood, preparing surfaces and forming a completed product. 

OCCUPATION DESCRIPTION: 

Cut, shape, and assemble wooden articles or set up and operate a variety of woodworking machines, such as power saws, jointers, and mortises to surface, cut, or shape lumber or to fabricate parts for wood products. Excludes: “Woodworking, Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders”. 

Requirements: 

Age 16+ 

Academic skill level required to complete program: 

Reading 9

Math 9

Language/Writing 9

Physical Requirements: 

Lift 50 lbs / climb ladder   

Articulation Agreement: Some certifications articulate to advanced degree in Construction Technology.

Certification(s): 

NCCER Test - All Levels

Live work fees: 

Vary and must be approved by instructor.

Florida Panhandle:  Low- $19,920,00 High - $33,900.00  

State Average, $33,900.00 

National Average, $40,500.00

General Average, $22,000.00

Percentage Rates: 

Program Completion % - 75% 

Program Placement %  - 100% 

Program Certification Pass % - NA

License/Certification(s) Not Required

Live work fees:

vary and must be approved by instructor