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Cabinetmaking Pathway Planner

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Cabinetmaking Pathway
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Cabinetmaking Pathway
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Semester A + Semester B courses from the same subject area = 1.0 credit
One Semester courses (indicated below) = 0.5 credit

Choose between Traditional Courses and Cambridge Courses:

English

English credits required for graduation: 4.0

Title
Credits
Required
1
✓
1
✓
Sub-Total Credits
4.00
 

Math

Math credits required for graduation: 4.0

Title
Credits
Required
Sub-Total Credits
4.00
 

Science

Science credits required for graduation: 3.0

Title
Credits
Required
Sub-Total Credits
3.00
 

Social Studies

Social Studies credits required for graduation: 3.0

Title
Credits
Required
0.5
✓
Sub-Total Credits
3.00
 
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English

English credits required for graduation: 4.0

Title
Credits
Required
Sub-Total Credits
4.00
 

Math

Math credits required for graduation: 4.0

Title
Credits
Required
Sub-Total Credits
4.00
 

Science

Science credits required for graduation: 3.0

Title
Credits
Required
Sub-Total Credits
3.00
 

Social Studies

Social Studies credits required for graduation: 3.0

Title
Credits
Required
Sub-Total Credits
3.00
 
Fine Arts or CTE and Electives are required:
Title
Credits
Required
1
✓
Sub-Total Credits
1.00
 
Title
Credits
Required
Sub-Total Credits
7.00
 

All students will choose additional elective credits from the Electives Course page of the course catalog.

Optional related WAVE pathways @ MCC:

  • Electrical Technology: Residential Certificate
  • Electrical Technology: Commercial/Industrial Certificate
  • HVAC: Residential Certificate
  • HVAC: Installation Certificate
  • AS/A level courses may be eligible for college credit by examination
  • University bound students may not take Personal Finance A & B
Total Credits
22

Cabinetmaking Pathway

The Cabinetmaking program prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills to set up, operate and repair industrial woodworking machinery, and to use such machinery to design and fabricate wooden components and complete articles. 

Students are prepared for entry-level employment, further training, and/or post-secondary education for these and other occupations: Cabinetmaker, Bench Carpenter, Wood Model Maker, Wood Patternmaker, Sawing Machine Setter, Wood Operator, Wood Tender, Woodworking Machine Setter, and Except Sawing.

Cabinetmaking 1 Learn basic woodworking skills, including: shop etiquette, safe use of machines and hand tools, assembly process and finishing techniques. Student built projects will enhance all learned skills.  
Cabinetmaking 2 This year long course will utilize intermediate woodworking skills including: joinery techniques, machinery applications, technical assembly processes, and advanced finishing techniques. Student projects and enterprise activities will enhance all processes. CNC programming and operations will also be offered both semesters. Prerequisite: Cabinetmaking 1 and instructor approval. 
Cabinetmaking 3 This course will utilize advanced woodworking skills including: joinery techniques, machinery applications, technical assembly processes, and advanced finishing techniques. Student projects and enterprise activities will enhance all processes. CNC programming and operations will also be offered both semesters. Prerequisite: Cabinetmaking 2 and instructor approval. 
Industry Certifications OHSA 10 - Construction