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Carpenter Trade is a small scale craftsman course. The duration of the Trade is one year and having two semesters with six months each. During this carpentry skilled trade, students are studies about the things like cutting, shaping and installation of building materials during the construction of buildings, ships, timber bridges, concrete formwork and the like. The trade is career orienting in nature as also it looks like. After passing it successfully students have so many job options including self-employment, the best one ever. Students willing for higher studies can also go for it as it enhances their job scopes.

Carpenter Trade Eligibility

Students should be passed in 8^th Standard examination from a recognised school board in the country or its equivalent considered.

Carpenter Trade Syllabus

Syllabus of Carpenter Trade as prescribed by various ITIs.

Sem. I
Sr. No.	Subjects of Study
A	Trade Practical
1	Familiarization with the workshop
2	Identification and Familiarization of hand tools
3	Sawing practice ,Hand Tools and portable power tools – curve cutting saws
4	Planning practice
5	Chiselling Practice and multiple chiselling practice: Holding tools
6	Joint practice:- Demonstration and making framing joints
7	Demonstration and making Dovetail joints
8	Broadening joints
9	Lengthening joints demonstration and making
10	A frame of using different type of joints
11	Application of boring tools
12	layout of different furniture
13	Making a small table
14	nailing screwing on job
15	Wood carving exercises
16	Application on finished surface. Varnishing on finished surface
17	Furniture polishing
B	Trade Theory
1	common Safety precautions
2	Safety precaution of the carpentry hand tools & Introduction to timber
3	Saws and the Plane Special saws
4	Different types of Plane Special planes
5	Hand tools ( paring tools );: Striking tools Workshop appliances
6	Classification of joint Framing Joints
7	Angle joint:- seasoning of Timber
8	Broadening joints
9	Lengthening joints: Different types of scarf joints
10	Preservation of timber: Files
11	boring tools
12	Description of timbers used in furniture making work. conversion of timber
13	Plywood and by product of plywood
14	Nails and screw
15	Properties of wood. Preparation of bill of materials and simple estimation
16	Sand paper staining
17	French polish, Estimation of timber
Sem. II
A	Trade Practical
1	Introduction & demonstration, operational techniques of wood working machines.
2	Demonstration and use of following Drilling Machine, Grinding Machines, Mortiser Machine and Universal wood working Machine.
3	Exercises of pattern making
4	Making Core and core prints
5	Allied Training: 1) Simple Fitting Work
6	Sheet Metal Work
7	Carpentry Building Work
8	Marking and making window frame and window shutters
9	Exercises on simple floor construction and joints used.
B	Trade Theory
1	Wood working machines Market form of timber
2	Description, types, sizes, parts, functions, operations, safety precautions, care and maintenance etc. of machine.
3	Introduction to pattern making
4	Core and core prints
5	General safety in fitting shop
6	Sheet Metal tools
7	Introduction about carpentry work involved in building construction Familiarization with the materials which is use in industries as substitute of wood.
8	Types of window frame and window shutters-
9	Basic principle of repairing work and repairing technique of furniture, door, window, rack etc. Economical factors and material estimate.

Carpenter Trade ITIs

Directorate General of Employment and Training (DGE&T), New Delhi

Carpenter Trade Required Skills

Students have reading skills such as read project specifications to understand what is required for a project.
They also possess numeracy skills like estimating how long it will take to complete a job; calculate the quantity of materials needed for a job, such as the volume of concrete required for footings.
They also have good wiring skills as they have to record information on work activities such as problems encountered and resolved and hours of work; write purchase orders for materials and write safety and accident reports.
Students should be able to work with others; lead construction teams while working with other tradespersons, forepersons, suppliers and engineers.

How is Carpenter Trade Beneficial?

Successful candidates have so many job scopes in areas like construction, manufacturing and administrative and support services.
Students good at study have further higher study options for Diploma/Bachelor Degree course as it enhances their overall qualification.

Carpenter Trade Job Types

Apprentice Carpenter
Carpenter
Finish Carpenter
Journeyman Carpenter
Maintenance Carpenter
Renovation Carpenter
Rough Carpenter

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