Do you like working with your hands and building things? If you are interested in working in construction, an apprenticeship in carpentry may be right for you.
What is a Carpenter? Carpenters construct, install, build and repair structures and fixtures made from wood and other materials. They are essential in commercial and residential construction, as well as infrastructure construction like highways and bridges.
In an apprenticeship program like carpentry, you’ll gain experience through on-the-job training and coursework provided by apprenticeship partners. You’ll learn to build forms for concrete, frame buildings, read blueprints, and handle power tools. Carpentry apprenticeship programs typically last four years.
High-demand career: Construction is a growing industry in the Denver metro area.
Requirements: If you are interested in the Carpenter apprenticeship, you must be 18 years and possess a valid social security number.
Want more information? Get the Apprenticeship Program Flyer or email apprenticeship@emilygriffith.edu.
Where can you start your Carpenter apprenticeship?
Emily Griffith Technical College has partnered with a number of different unions and trade organizations to offer apprenticeship programs.
If you are interested in the Carpenter Registered Apprenticeship, please reach out to one of the partners listed below to learn how to get started.
9901 W. 50th Ave.
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
303-893-1500
