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Carpentry 100
Carpentry 100
Students in Carpentry will learn how to design and build their own bedside cabinet using a range of tools and equipment. Students will also develop an understanding of workshop safety, tool use, machinery use and production techniques.
Recommended Prior Learning
Technology courses are open entry subject to HOF approval. Prior learning in the selected area is recommended.
Contact Teacher: Andrew Hamilton
Outcomes
Endorsement available: No
Internal credits: 21
External credits: 0
Total credits: 21
L1 Literacy credits: 0
L1 Numeracy credits: 0
Possible next steps: Carpentry 200; Product Design 200
Carpentry 200
Carpentry 200
This is an industry approved course, consisting of a range of practical assignments running through the year to support students in a trade pathway. They will continue to study workshop safety, material properties, tools and machinery use, and workshop techniques.
Recommended Prior Learning
Technology courses are open entry subject to HOF approval. Prior learning in the selected area is recommended.
Contact Teacher: Andrew Hamilton
Outcomes
Endorsement available: No
Internal credits: 20
External credits: 0
Total credits: 20
L1 Literacy credits: 0
L1 Numeracy credits: 0
UE Literacy: No
Possible next steps
Product Design 300; Tertiary Training; Apprenticeship
Carpentry / Product Design 300
Carpentry / Product Design 300
This course provides students with opportunities to support academic study or practical carpentry skills. Course content will be responsive to student choice, with students able to work on carpentry unit standards or product design achievement standards. Projects will include design and construction, and a range of workshop skills.
Recommended Prior Learning: Technology courses are open entry subject to HOF approval. Prior learning in the selected area is recommended.
Contact Teacher: Sam Lawyer
Outcomes
Endorsement available: Yes
Internal credits: 18
External credits: 4
Total credits: 22
UE Reading credits: 0
UE Writing credits: 0
UE Approved: Yes
Possible next steps: Tertiary study / apprenticeship / employment & training.
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