The dates, times, and/or delivery method (in-person or remote) of this class are subject to change as needed. All registered students will be notified via email and/or phone if any changes occur. If you do not receive a notification from the Adult Education office, the class will run as scheduled.

Students gain practical hands-on experience by building an 8' x 8' house throughout the program.

• Carpentry I focuses on foundational skills and basic framing techniques.

• Carpentry II builds upon foundational skills with more advanced techniques, including roof framing, finishing work, and interior trim.

Comprehensive curriculum covers a wide range of essential carpentry skills:

• Fundamentals: Hand and power tools, safety, building materials, carpentry math.

• Framing: Footings, foundations, floor framing, wall framing, roof framing (gable and hip roofs).

• Finish Work: Windows, doors, siding, roofing, drywall, interior trim, flooring.

• Building Codes: Interpretation and application of relevant building codes.

Benefits of this Program:

• Practical Skills: Develops valuable hands-on skills and experience in carpentry.

• Career Preparation: Prepares students for entry-level positions in carpentry, home remodeling, and other construction trades.

• Real-World Experience: Building a house provides valuable real-world experience and a tangible demonstration of learned skills.

• Career Advancement: Provides a strong foundation for further education or specialization in specific areas of carpentry.

*THIS COURSE IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL AID

Additional Information: Students are responsible for purchasing their own uniform: white BCIT Adult Education shirt and textbook.

Required Textbook: Goodheart's Modern Carpentry 9781631260834