CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY Carpentry - Collin College
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Craig Johnson Director of Architecture and Construction Programs [email protected] For Technical Campus info, email [email protected] Contact Information Carpentry A career in carpentry is about more than putting a roof over your head. Carpenters can earn good wages working on a wide variety of projects in the construction industry, either with a company or as independent contractors. From framing houses and installing cabinets to laying floors and finishing exteriors, the carpentry program at Collin College is designed to prepare you to enter the workforce with the knowledge you need to earn the living you deserve. About Collin College’s Program Collin College’s Carpentry program is designed to align with the National Center for Construction Education and Research’s (NCCER) Level 1 and Level 2 certifications. The program also provides the opportunity to complete an Associate of Applied Science degree that is specific to the construction industry for career advancement. Associate of Applied Science Construction Technology - Carpentry (60 credit hours) Two Level 1 Certificates (24 credit hours each) Level 2 Certificate (45 credit hours) Choose Your Education Collin College is an equal opportunity institution and provides educational and employment opportunities without discrimination on any basis protected by applicable law. Published 4/28/2020. Information is subject to change. For the latest version, visit www.collin.edu/academics/info/. 13213-20PB Careers in Carpentry Carpentry Average Salary: $40,600 20% growth Data for Collin County obtained from JobsEQ and O*Net Note: Average salary for occupation as of 2018 and job growth projected from 2019-2026 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
Transcript of CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY Carpentry - Collin College
Craig Johnson Director of Architecture and Construction Programs
For Technical Campus info, [email protected]
Contact Information
CarpentryA career in carpentry is about more than putting a roof over your head. Carpenters can earn good wages working on a wide variety of projects in the construction industry, either with a company or as independent contractors. From framing houses and installing cabinets to laying floors and finishing exteriors, the carpentry program at Collin College is designed to prepare you to enter the workforce with the knowledge you need to earn the living you deserve.
About Collin College’s Program
Collin College’s Carpentry program is designed to align
with the National Center for Construction Education and
Research’s (NCCER) Level 1 and Level 2 certifications.
The program also provides the opportunity to complete
an Associate of Applied Science degree that is specific
to the construction industry for career advancement.
Associate of Applied ScienceConstruction Technology -
Carpentry (60 credit hours)
Two Level 1 Certificates (24 credit hours each)
Level 2 Certificate (45 credit hours)
Choose Your Education
Collin College is an equal opportunity institution and provides educational and employment opportunities without discrimination on any basis protected by applicable law.
Published 4/28/2020. Information is subject to change. For the latest version, visit www.collin.edu/academics/info/.
13213-20PB
Careers in CarpentryCarpentry
Average Salary: $40,60020% growth
Data for Collin County obtained from JobsEQ and O*NetNote: Average salary for occupation as of 2018 and job growth
projected from 2019-2026
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
