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CONSTRUCTION: CARPENTRY FRAMING


Career Studies Certificate

Purpose: The career studies certificate in Carpentry Framing is designed to prepare students for the residential framing program, a specialized subcraft of carpentry, through classroom instruction and through the hands-on framing in new home construction. This work- based learning approach will develop skilled workers to address the skilled worker shortages. This program is a partnership between NVCC, the Industry-Education Alliance, and the Northern Virginia Building Industry Association. It is a 26-week program with a maximum of 15 students enrolled in the program at any one time. Students attend class 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. Entry into the program can occur at various points during the year. For admission, students must apply and go through an interview process.

                                                              Credits
                                                     1st Semester   2nd Semester
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     BLD  131 Carpentry Framing I .....................    5               
     BLD  132 Carpentry Framing II ....................    5               
     BLD  133 Carpentry Framing III ...................    5               
     BLD  136 Building Construction Math ..............    2               

     BLD  134 Carpentry Framing IV ....................                   5
     BLD  190 Coordinated Internship: Carpentry .......                   3
     ENG  100 Basic Occupational Communication ........                   3
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                              Total Credits               17             11

Total minimum credits for the Construction: Carpentry Framing career studies certificate = 28.


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