Cabinetmaking

Cabinetmaking – CTE Program of Study

The Cabinetmaking program is designed to prepare individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills in cabinetry. A student in this class has an opportunity to participate in the planning, design, and completion of project-based activities in the cabinetmaking industries. Instruction also includes career opportunities, communication skills, teamwork, safety, creative thinking, and problem-solving. The program is designed and delivered as a coherent sequence of experiences using technical instruction, academic foundations, experiential learning, work-based learning and leadership, and personal development through the Career and Technical Student Organization, SkillsUSA.

Cabinetmaking Pathway

Year One

IE107: Fundamentals of Woodworking Technology and Construction

Year Two

IE108: Advanced Woodworking Technology

Year Three

IE109: Furniture Design and Manufacturing

Year Four

CT315: Cabinetmaking Internship

Student Testimonials

George Hulett - Mesquite High School

Do you have a favorite memory, lesson, or class project from Cabinetmaking?

"My favorite project was the Bridge build project. The goal was to construct a bridge out of popsicle sticks strong enough to hold a weight requirement. It was my favorite because it was a very successful project."

Why did you decide to take Cabinetmaking?

"I took Cabinetmaking and Engineering because I wanted to learn the basics of a class to have a basic understanding so I can apply what I learned in my everyday life."

Would you recommend CTE courses to your peers?

"Yes, I would, because you get to learn and be creative with your work."