Senior Woodworking
Course Outline
This course is designed to provide the student the fundamental skill sets that are common to the trades. Emphasis will be on safety, skill development, and the demonstration of employable skills.
Intended learning Outcomes for the Student:
Develop lifelong learning patterns
Develop the ability to make things and explore technology
Develop appropriate attitudes and practices with respect to work safety and personal health
Gain competence in working with tools, materials, and processes to produce high quality work
Become discerning users of materials, products, and technical services
Marking
Safety - Tests and day to day actions 4%
Measurement - Tests and practical application 4%
All introductory projects if not already done (CNC, lathe, plant table) varies
Melamine Box – 4 knock down joints with cabinet hinges 8%
Senior Box – Dovetail box with panel top 8%
Personal Project(s) – At least one project of the students own design
Other projects can be make from published plans varies
These projects must by approved and
paid for BEFORE work begins.
Students MUST make one project of their own design
with a complete set of drawings and procedures
Employable Skills – These are skills that employers are looking for when 20%
hiring an employee. These include:
arriving to class on time (late arrivals will NOT
work in the shop but will be assigned textbook work)
working the entire block
cleaning up the shop
following shop rules for safety and behaviour
asking for permission to leave the shop