Carpentry and Cabinetry
The construction industry needs expert carpenters and people who love hands-on, creative work.
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Programs and Classes
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Programs
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Carpentry and Cabinetry
About this Program
Become a skilled worker in an industry that leads the way when it comes to the growth of neighborhoods and cities. Through carpentry classes, you immediately begin a hands-on learning process, perfecting your craft with the latest industry tools available. Gain experience on the department's computer numerical control (CNC) machine, a new tool revolutionizing the industry. Francis Tuttle students come highly recommended to local industry professionals seeking to hire a dedicated employee into an exciting and fulfilling field of work.
Employment Opportunities
Commercial/residential construction sites, comercial/residential remodeling sites, cabinet shops, display fixture shops, millwork shops, lumber/material supply houses.
Carpentry and Cabinetry Majors
About this Occupation
As a carpenter, you will perform detailed work with your hands and eyes. You will work under specified deadlines and must be able to manage projects and tasks, both independently and as part of a team. Problem solving skills and attention to detail are vital for success.
80,000
The amount of carpentry jobs is expected to grow by 8% in the next decade.
Learn from Experienced Instructors
Bryan Kropfinger
Carpentry and Cabinetry Instructor
Bryan Kropfinger is the instructor for Carpentry and Cabinetry at the Rockwell Campus. He joined the Francis Tuttle family from Metro Technology Center in Oklahoma City, where he was a Trade & Industrial Instructor. Prior to that he worked for the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education as an Instructor at Lexington Skills Center. Kropfinger obtained his Bachelors of Science degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences from the University of Central Oklahoma.
