Learning Experience Reviewed, Re-reviewed 2015
- Carpentry Apprentice
- This workforce solution was funded by a Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration.
Credit Recommendation
- Carpentry Externship: 3 credits, lower division level
- Concrete Formwork: 3 credits, lower division level
- Construction Safety: 3 credits, lower division level
- Framing and Interior Trim: 3 credits, lower division level
- Print Reading: 3 credits, lower division level
- Surveying: 1 credit, lower division level
- Wood Framing: 3 credits, lower division level
Effective Dates
May 2015 through July 2020
Learning Experience Review 2010
- Apprenticeship Curriculum
Credit Recommendation
- Advanced Finishes Externship: 3 credits, lower division level
- Blueprint Reading: 3 credits, lower division level
- Carpentry Finishes: 3 credits, lower division level
- Floor Covering Materials and Installation: 3 credits, lower division level
- OSHA-30 Construction Safety Training: 3 credits, lower division level
- Structural Carpentry: 3 credits, lower division level
Effective Dates
May 2005 through May 2015
Source of Records
Connecticut Carpenters Training Center; 500 Main Street; Yalesville, CT 06492
About the Reviewed Program
The Connecticut Carpenters Apprenticeship and Training Program is an 8,000-hour training program that requires approximately 4 years to complete. Apprentices receive on-the-job training while working alongside Journeyman Carpenters and also receive related training at the training center in Yalesville, CT. Upon completion of the program, apprentices graduate to Journeyman level and receive certification from the Connecticut Department of Labor and the United Brotherhood of Carpenters. Apprentices must comply with The Connecticut Carpenters Apprenticeship and Training Fund Policies and be members in good standing with the Carpenters Union.