Carpentry - Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center
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Carpentry - Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center
School Information Fort Hayes is two unique educational programs. The Career Center component offers half-day vocational courses in a number of health/medical programs, business computer information systems, and the visual and performing arts – all to prepare students at marketplace proficiency. The Fort Hayes Arts and Academic High School focuses on a rigorous college preparatory program and a rich immersion in the arts (music, dance, theatre, and visual art). The curriculum is delivered through yearlong 80-minute class periods. Advanced placement courses are offered in English, biology, calculus, government, history, art studio, Spanish, and French. Carpentry at Fort Hayes Metropolitan Mission Statement Education Center “Each student is highly educated, prepared for leadership and empowered for success as a citizen in a global community.” 2015-2016 Education Information Carpentry graduates are prepared to further their careers in the Carpenters Union, Laborers Union or Union of Operating Engineers. Students are also equipped to enter shops with estimating and concrete positions or to pursue a future as a small business owner. The Columbus City School District does not discriminate based upon sex, race, color, national origin, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, ancestry, familial status, or military status with regard to admission, access, treatment, or employment. This policy is applicable in all district programs and activities. 614-365-6681 | 546 Jack Gibbs Blvd Columbus, OH 43215 fortthayeshs.ccsoh.us [email protected] Carpentry Certifications & Internships Coursework Graduates of the Carpentry program will be certified in forklift, skid steer, bobcat, high lift operation, ditch witch trenching and power actuated nailing. Students will also carry a 10-hour OSHA card, First aid, CPR and AED certifications. At the Career Center Carpentry program, we use The N.C.C.E.R. National Center for Construction Education and Research curriculum. This curriculum is a national certificate that stays with the student their entire life. The card they carry can be pulled upon from a national system and documents everything they did in training. All students will receive 16 college credits at Columbus State Community College for this coursework. Furthermore, students may choose to enter into an apprenticeship program where they will receive on the job training and get paid for their time. Job Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities Upon graduation from the carpentry program, students have experience in several areas of the Construction Industry. Graduates work on projects ranging from framing and finishing a home, working on 50-story high rise condo units, schools, churches, and commercial buildings. Students in the program will earn postsecondary credit. Graduates have the choice of entering a two-year program at a community college and obtaining an Associate’s Degree in Construction Management or going to a four-year college/university and obtaining a Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management or Engineering. Program Requirements Students who enter the Carpentry program visit and apply during their sophomore year. It is required for students to have a basic tool belt, tape measure, hammer, multi driver and a good work ethic. Attendance is key to the opportunities that are available. Salary Ranges In this field the more training and schooling you obtain, the higher your pay scale. However, a laborer can expect a $28,000-$38,000 annual salary, a carpenter can expect a $28,000$54,000 annual salary, a heavy equipment operator a $35,00-$53,000 annual salary and a roofer can expect a $25,000-$45,000 annual salary. “To create expectations of excellence within students by creating challenging and collaborative learning by blending the arts, academic, and career programs.”