Carpentry - Montana State University - Great Falls College of Technology

Carpentry from Montana State University - Great Falls College of Technology is a Campus Certificate Carpenters degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. MSU?Great Falls COT Carpentry program curriculum is aligned with the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER). The training material is all standardized, competency-based, and task driven. The curricula are developed by the industry for the industry. Students will have the opportunity to earn national certification in various modules of the NCCER for two of the five levels of NCCER curriculum. The student then is entered into a National Registry as having proven competence in successfully completed modules. OUTCOMES: GRADUATES ARE PREPARED TO: Communicate effectively in a construction site environment. Demonstrate a working knowledge of construction site safety hand and power tools, and basic rigging. Perform entry level carpentry skills involved in rough framing. Perform entry level carpentry skills involved in exterior finishes, roofing applications, insulation and moisture barriers, metal studs, basic stair layout, installation of exterior doors and windows. Perform entry level carpentry skills involved in concrete and site layout protocol. Estimate materials necessary in the completion of the phases of construction being taught. Have completed experience which may reduce their on-the-job apprentice-ship requirements. Students entering the program should have good manual dexterity skills, good physical condition, like to work outdoors in changing weather conditions and be comfortable working at varying heights. View more details on Montana State University - Great Falls College of Technology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Carpenters courses.