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General Carpentry

Carpentry & Joinery is the skilled craft of shaping, assembling, and installing wood to create functional and decorative structures, furniture, and fittings.

Certificate
2 Years
15 Courses
43 Credits

Program Overview

CPHS CAPE-VET

College

Carpentry

Department

CAJO-001

Program Code

$100.00

Tuition Fee

Program Curriculum

Explore the comprehensive course structure designed to build your expertise

Level 100
Semester 1 6 Courses
CCF101 2 Credits

General Health and Safety

Introduces workplace safety rules, PPE use, hazard identification, and accident prevention in construction sites.

Core Course
CCF102 3 Credits

Perform Administrative Activities

Teaches basic record keeping, job planning, tool management, and proper workstation setup for carpentry tasks.

Core Course
CCF203 3 Credits

Production Tool Fabrication

Trains learners to design and produce templates, jigs, and moulds for efficient and repeatable carpentry work.

Core Course
GEN-ENG-101 3 Credits

General English

Basic English for beginner

Core Course
GEN-MATH-101 3 Credits

Trade Math

Basic Mathematic for beginner

Core Course
TCD101 3 Credits

Technical Drawing

Technical Drawing is a course that teaches students how to create accurate and detailed drawings used in engineering, architecture, and design.

Core Course
Semester 2 3 Courses
BUS101 2 Credits

Position Yourself

Position Yourself with Respect to Trade & Training equips learners with the knowledge and skills to understand career pathways, workplace expectations, and personal development.

Core Course
CCF202 3 Credits

Layout Procedures for Furniture

Covers measuring, marking, and layout techniques for accurate furniture and carpentry production.

Core Course Prerequisite: CCF101
ENV101 2 Credits

Sustainable Resource Management

This course explores strategies and practices for the responsible use, conservation, and management of natural resources to ensure a healthy and sustainable environment.

Core Course
Level 200
Semester 1 5 Courses
BUS102 2 Credits

Communication in Professional Environment

Communication in the Professional Environment equips learners with the skills to communicate clearly, ethically, and effectively in workplace settings through professional writing, presentations, team

Core Course Prerequisite: BUS101
BUS104 3 Credits

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is the study and practice of creating, managing, and growing innovative and profitable business ventures to solve problems and generate value.

Core Course
CCF201 3 Credits

Construction Project Activities

Develops skills in planning, scheduling, teamwork, and coordinating carpentry-related construction activities.

Core Course Prerequisite: CCF102
CCF301 3 Credits

Design an Individual Furniture

Focuses on furniture design principles, drawings, material selection, and prototype development.

Core Course Prerequisite: CCF203
CCF303 4 Credits

Erect Timber Structures

Provides hands-on skills in constructing and erecting timber structures such as roofs, frames, and trusses.

Core Course Prerequisite: CCF101
Semester 2 1 Course
INT200 4 Credits

Internship

Field studies

Core Course

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