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Cabinetmaking Programs, Courses and Degrees in Ontario
- Cabinetmaking Techniques - Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology
Algonquin College's Cabinetmaking Techniques certificate is a part-time program comprised of 6 courses designed to expose students to the basic knowledge and skills to manufacture 'cabinets and furniture using standard production equipment and hand tools.' Graduates will most often be employed indoors in various aspects of the construction, wood, and wood products manufacturing industries. Furthermore, graduates can advance their training in cabinetmaking, such as through the College's Cabinetmaking and Furniture Technician diploma program and/or apprenticeship training.
- Cabinetmaking and Furniture Technician - Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology
Algonquin College's 48-week Cabinetmaking and Furniture Technician diploma is primarily designed for graduates of the College's Cabinetmaking Techniques certificate, and will further students' 'fundamental knowledge and skills needed to construct cabinets and furniture using standard production equipment and hand tools' learned via the latter program. Graduates interested in a cabinetmaking or woodworking apprenticeship 'may be eligible for advanced standing in the Industrial Woodworker Apprenticeship Program, through the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.'
- Cabinetmaker Apprenticeship - Canadore College
An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, completing a cabinetmaking apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years. Canadore College's Cabinetmaker Apprenticeship fulfills the in-class component of an apprenticeship program.
- Cabinet Maker (Apprenticeship) - Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology
An apprenticeship is a method of learning a trade through a combination of periods of in-class, technical/theoretical education and periods of paid, on-the-job training. In Ontario, a cabinetmaking apprenticeship, both in-class and on-the-job components, normally takes about 4 years to complete. Conestoga College's of Cabinet Maker (Apprenticeship) fulfills the in-class requirements of an apprenticeship and will be delivered via 3 eight-week levels (basic, intermediate, and advanced).
- Cabinetmaking - Georgian College
Georgian College's 48-week Cabinetmaking certificate program combines theoretical and practical education to prepare students 'for entry into the field of cabinetmaking and fine woodworking.' Students will be taught skills and theory from the basic to advanced levels. In the past, students have created projects 'that are showcased at Georgian College and other institutions' such as 'elaborate boardroom tables.'
- Cabinet Making (Continuing Education Certificate) - Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
Humber College's Cabinet Making (Continuing Education Certificate) provides students 'with the knowledge and skills required to construct cabinets and fine furniture using recognized trade practices.' Graduates 'will be able to produce simple shop drawings, make material calculations, machine, assemble and finish a cabinet or piece of fine furniture.' The Program is based on the full-time Cabinet Making day program but with 'fewer tests and project requirements' and less lab time.
- Cabinet Making - Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
Humber College's 3-semester Cabinet Making certificate program provides students with the knowledge and skills to manufacture 'cabinets and fine furniture using recognized, traditional trade practices, as well as new technologies.' The focal point of the Program is on hands-on projects that will be completed by 'using various types of woodworking joints produced by hand tools, portable power tools, and machine tools.' Students in the Program are eligible to take extra courses and qualify for the Industrial Woodworking Technician diploma.
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