Carpentry in Georgia

This pathway prepares students for careers creating architectural drawings and designs for construction projects throughout Georgia. Students study design principles, building codes, drawing standards, and computer-aided design (CAD) essential for architectural work. The program addresses opportunities in architectural firms, construction companies, and engineering offices throughout the state. Students develop technical and creative skills needed for architectural technician positions. Georgia's growth in Atlanta, Savannah, and other metropolitan areas creates strong demand for architectural support professionals. Curriculum covers architectural drawing standards, CAD software, design principles, building systems, and construction documentation. Students learn to read and create technical drawings, understand building codes, and collaborate with architects and builders. The pathway emphasizes accuracy and attention to detail essential for construction documents. Students understand design for Georgia's climate and regional aesthetics. Field experiences with architectural firms and construction sites develop practical understanding. Students engage with Georgia's architecture and construction industries. The pathway prepares graduates for architectural technician or CAD specialist positions. Georgia's construction growth provides abundant opportunities for design professionals.

This specialized pathway develops students' skills in creating high-quality custom furniture and cabinetry throughout Georgia. Students master woodworking techniques, design principles, finishing methods, and business skills for furniture and cabinet making. The program emphasizes quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. Georgia's metropolitan areas create market for custom furniture and built-in cabinetry. The pathway combines artistic expression with practical business skills, preparing graduates for positions with furniture makers or independent business ownership. Curriculum covers woodworking fundamentals, machinery operation, joinery techniques, finishing, and design principles. Students learn CAD design, business planning, and customer communication. The pathway emphasizes precision work and quality standards. Students understand wood selection, grain patterns, and finishing techniques. Field experiences with furniture makers and cabinet shops develop practical expertise. Students engage with Georgia's woodworking and custom furniture community. The pathway prepares graduates for positions with established makers or furniture business ownership. Georgia's custom home construction and high-end residential market support furniture and cabinetry businesses.