College Certificate - Carpentry

Program Description

• Tools and equipment
• Construction documents and quantity survey
• Site layout and concrete
• Footings and foundations
• Framing and building envelope
• Exterior finishing and roof coverings
• Interior finishing and cabinets
• Materials and scaffolds
• Trade math and communications

Most of the time is spent in Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s well-equipped Carpentry shops where they will be able to polish their skills on the many shop projects Saskatchewan Polytechnic has to offer. There is also a two-week work term at the end of the program which often results in full-time employment.

When students graduate, they will have the skills they need to work in a wide range of construction jobs. Look for work with general contractors, interior/exterior subcontractors and framing contractors. There are jobs in homebuilding and renovations, commercial construction, at industrial mining and manufacturing facilities, and with health, education, municipal and government departments. Should students get their journeyperson’s ticket they can move into supervisory, management, sales and teaching positions.