Carpenter / Joiner (33-56-H/01)

The Carpenter / Joiner program prepares craftsmen for a wide range of wood processing and furniture production activities. The studies perfectly balance theoretical principles with intensive practical training in newly reconstructed, modern school workshops.

Key Parameters of Study

• Program Code and Name: 33-56-H/01 CARPENTER / JOINER

• Duration and Form of Study: 3 years, full-time study

• The Program is Designed For: Both boys and girls

• Completion Method: Final vocational exam (Apprenticeship Certificate)

• Admission Process: Successful completion of primary school (9th or lower grade), meeting the admission criteria.

• Medical Conditions: Medical fitness certified by a doctor is required. Limitations apply to hypersensitivity to allergenic substances used during practical training.

• Personal Protective Equipment: Provided to students by the school (excluding personal work clothes).

• Follow-up Education: Graduates can continue in follow-up courses to obtain a school-leaving exam (Maturita), or study at secondary and higher professional schools.

Program Characteristics and Competences

Students acquire practical skills necessary for custom and serial production of wooden products. Training takes place in modern, fully reconstructed school workshops.

During their studies, students acquire the following skills:

• Manufacturing a wide range of building-carpentry products (windows, doors, stairs, wall paneling).

• Furniture manufacturing from large-scale materials as well as solid wood.

• Mastering basic carpentry structures and installing products directly on construction sites.

• Opportunity to obtain qualifications for basic chainsaw operations and frame saw operations.

• Basics of programming and familiarity with operating a modern 5-axis CNC machine.

Educational Content (Curriculum)

The structure of teaching hours ensures a balanced ratio of general education and key vocational training.