It helps to be: Interested in building things and working with various tools. Students should be able to work well with a team, have strong attention to detail, and have solid math skills. If you are interested in construction, remodeling or renovation... see your counselor to enroll today! |
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Carpentry I #432301 Carpentry II #432302 Students will learn how to layout buildings and foundations, as well as become familiar with the tools, materials, and basic skills used in construction.
| Carpentry III #432303 Site Preparation #412102 Students will continue to learn to frame buildings and prepare them for the finishes. They will also learn how to identify and install various types of exterior finishing materials.
| Construction Framing #412101 Construction Finishing #412103 Students learn how to apply interior finishes and trim, as well as, form concrete and other skills needed in the commercial or industrial side of construction.
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CREDENTIALING CERTIFICATION OPPORTUNITIES Our goal is to provide students with the opportunity to build stackable credentials such as OSHA 10 hour, S/P2 Safety as they nagivate their programs of study. This will make our students more valuable to potential employers. Collision Repair offers the following certification opportunity:
| Students may receive ARTICULATED credit through Calhoun Community College after completing quality assurance criteria in this Career Technical program. Course: Surface Preparation and Coatings Students may receive ARTICULATED credit through the Alabama State Community College System after completing quality assurance criteria in this Career Technical program. Courses:
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