Cabinetry and Furniture Technician

The Cabinetry and Furniture Technician Diploma Program provides students four different sections of training to start their woodworking career:

(1) Business skills to work with clients

(2) Design Skills with AutoCAD
(3) Cabinetry and Furniture Building Skills

(4) Restoration Skills

These combined areas will give students a competitive advantage with employers. Students also receive 6 weeks of hands-on practice in the Woodshop as they build and restore furniture.
The two Woodshop Project courses provide practical hands-on experience, which is an asset when job hunting in the field. Students also earn safety certifications in WHMIS, Health and Safety, First Aid and CPR.

In Class, Assignment

Diploma is 50% Hands on!

Students spend six weeks in the Woodshop constructing both a new piece of furniture and restoring older furniture using the skills and knowledge they gained.

Additional Certifications

Students receive certificates in WHMIS, Health and Safety, First Aid and CPR.

The Cabinetry and Furniture Technician diploma program provides students with a competitive advantage in the cabinetry, carpentry and restoration industries. Carpentry workers must demonstrate ability in decision making, job organization, task planning, project management, problem solving, and working with others.