During the fourth stage, the apprentice will develop efficiency, independence, self-confidence and will create a graduation piece. Throughout the apprenticeship, the focus will be on the quality, accuracy, artistic beauty and harmony of design and production work during all steps of the process. As an added benefit of the apprenticeship, the apprentice will learn to photograph and document his or her work, and to develop a professional portfolio. It also includes readings on art, design, architecture and furniture history. If necessary, the apprentice may be required to enroll in a drafting course at a local college.
All apprentices attend full-time.
Applicants must have fundamental woodworking skills and must be familiar with basic safety practices as well as the use of woodworking machines and power tools. The applicant is expected to have completed a number of small woodworking projects. BHAI is a non-discriminatory institution and applications are processed without respect to age, race, religion, gender and place of origin. To apply to the Bauhaus Apprenticeship Institute, please fill out and mail in the enclosed application. To be accepted, show proof of current health insurance coverage and sign a waiver of liability.