Carpentry & Furniture Making
Craft quality furniture, doors, roofs and fittings from timber.
Course overview
From a simple stool to a complete bedroom set, you learn the skills of a professional carpenter: measuring, cutting, joinery, assembly and finishing, using both hand tools and machines.
Every module combines short theory sessions with hands-on practice, so you finish with real projects and a portfolio, not just notes. Entry requirements: Primary level. Interest in practical work.
Course outline
6 modules over 12 weeks. Select a module to see what you will cover.
Types of wood, seasoning, measuring and hand tools.
Joints, planing, sawing and chiselling.
Sketching, dimensions and cutting lists.
Tables, chairs, beds, wardrobes and cabinets.
Frames, doors and roof trusses.
Sanding, varnishing, upholstery basics and pricing.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course you will be able to:
- Read and make furniture drawings
- Cut accurate joints
- Build tables, beds and wardrobes
- Apply professional finishes
- Price and sell furniture
What you can become
Graduates of this course go on to roles and businesses such as:
Tools and skills you will use
Study options
Choose the schedule that suits you. New students start on the 1st of every month.
- Morning Session
- Evening Session
- Weekend Session
- Monday – Wednesday
- Wednesday – Friday
- E-Learning
What is included
- Practical and materials fee: free
- Certificate and graduation: free
- Computer lab, library and internet: free
- School bag: free
- Access to membership programs
- Career and employability guidance
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