Basic Layout Material selection and uses Machining and milling Construction Techniques Shop safety Third Qtr. Students must maintain a 2.0 GPA in their course work to remain in the program. Students can earn an associate of applied science degree by completing requirements for a certificate plus additional related instruction elective credits. The course curriculum combines technical instruction with shop experience.
Students learn to build cabinets and fine furnishings and do precise work with their hands.
Assigned projects help the student learn to use the tools of the cabinetmaking trade. All cabinetmaking classes are held at the Wood Construction Center located at 2310 South Lane in Seattle. Successful graduates of this program will have the skills necessary to become employed in a variety of custom woodworking environments. Beginning wages will vary depending on the shop the graduate is employed at. After completing the above tests, students should schedule an appointment with the counselor for test interpretation and eligibility to enter the program.