vocational training course in furniture making
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furniture making vocational training course

http://www.davidcharlesworth.co.uk/

http://www.vtec.wa.edu.au/vtec/detcms/apprenticeships-and-tr...
"Certificate III in Furniture Making
Course outline

The nationwide building boom means that skills in the building and construction industry are in constant demand. Training at VTEC covers the areas of general construction; carpentry and joinery; and furniture and cabinet making.
The building and construction industry is a dynamic area offering many career opportunities including self employment and small business development for workers with trade certificates."

http://www.himalayaninstitute.org/Humanitarian/humanitariani...
"The School of Carpentry & Construction offers a 10-week vocational training course on advanced woodworking techniques and furniture-making. The course includes training in structural design, furniture design and upholstery, detail carpentry work, wood preserving and finishing techniques, project estimating, and shop management."

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"Is cabinet making any different from furniture making you might well ask? Well, there's a real difference according to the Light Manufacturing Industry Training Council. So much so that only recently, two separate trades have emerged from the original cabinet making occupation. Cabinet makers build, repair and install furniture or fixtures made from either wood or wood substitutes, including mass produced flat panels destined to become kitchen cupboards and other furniture items. They require an in-depth knowledge of equipment such as computer numerically controlled (CNC) routers, multi-borers and modular construction. Furniture makers use predominately 'traditional' wood working skills and knowledge of timber features and frame construction to produce items ranging from custom-built fine jarrah furniture to volume production solid timber furniture. And don't think that technology has bypassed this woodworking trade! The outdoor furniture sector is heavily reliant on CNC technology too."