WSU Tech – Carpentry Training Program
WSU Tech – Carpentry Training Program
Program Information
The Carpentry Training Program at WSU Tech in Wichita, Kansas, is designed to equip students with the skills necessary for all facets of the construction industry. The program provides a comprehensive curriculum, beginning with foundational subjects such as safety practices, basic math, and the use of hand and power tools. As students progress, they gain advanced knowledge in framing, blueprint reading, job estimating, and construction materials selection. The hands-on application of these techniques is a core component of the training, with students working on live projects to refine their skills.
In addition to technical training, students also learn employability skills and gain certifications such as OSHA 10, which is essential for safety in construction environments. The program culminates in a certificate of completion, preparing students for entry-level positions as carpenters in both residential and commercial settings. Graduates are also encouraged to pursue further certifications in specialized areas of carpentry or construction.
Program Length
The program spans approximately 9 weeks, with a total of 135 hours of training. It is offered during daytime hours to ensure maximum hands-on experience.
Program Requirements
- At least 18 years old
- High school diploma or GED
- Physical capability to handle construction tasks
- OSHA 10 certification (available during the program)