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Carpentry

The carpentry program is a two-year area of study for students interested in the carpentry field. This program includes blueprint reading, site layout, foundation work, rough framing, roofing, and finish work skills. Cost estimating and preparing materials lists, as well as practical experiences in the shop and on-site are included.

• Carpenter Helper - 17 credit hours
• Construction Forms Helper - 18 credit hours
• Residential Carpenter - 38 credit hours
• Residential Roofer - 12 credit hours
• Residential Site Layout Assistant -18 credit hours
• Rough Carpenter - 28 credit hours
• Construction Carpenter - 57 credit hours (diploma)
• Associate of Applied Science Degree (GOTS) - Minimum of 42 credit hours from the technical curriculum + 15 credit hours of approved general education courses

What can I do with this degree?

The Carpentry program is designed to prepare students for employment in the construction of residential and commercial structures.

When and How do I get started with this degree?

This program admits students each semester. The following materials must be on file in the Admissions Office:

• Application for admission to SCC
• Official high school transcript or passing GED official score report
• Transcripts of all post-secondary education or training
• Results of the COMPASS or ACT examination report

Check out the SCC calendar to find out when class terms and enrollment begins. For more information on becoming a student at SCC follow our 9 easy steps for becoming a student at SCC.

Student Responsibilities

In addition to tuition, students are responsible for transportation to the co-op site, appropriate attire, and books. Any student seeking financial assistance should contact the Financial Aid Office.