The Carpentry course provides foundational knowledge of tools, materials, framing, roofing, flooring, doors, stairs, and construction methods. While it does not replace essential trade training, it can support progression towards carpentry and construction-related roles.

• Carpenter
  Builds, installs, and repairs wooden structures, flooring, doors, windows, staircases, roof timbers, and interior fittings.
  Average UK salary: £24,000–£40,000 per year
• Joiner
  Produces and assembles timber components, including doors, frames, cabinets, staircases, and fittings for different construction projects.
  Average UK salary: £24,000–£40,000 per year
• Formworker
  Constructs temporary moulds and frameworks used to shape and support concrete during residential and commercial construction projects.
  Average UK salary: £25,000–£40,000 per year
• Wood Machinist
  Operates woodworking machinery to cut, shape, and prepare timber components for furniture, doors, windows, and construction work.
  Average UK salary: £23,000–£31,000 per year
• Shopfitter
  Builds and installs counters, shelving, timber fixtures, and interior fittings within shops, offices, restaurants, and commercial spaces.
  Average UK salary: £23,000–£45,000 per year
• Furniture Maker
  Uses woodworking techniques to create, assemble, repair, and finish furniture, cabinets, tables, chairs, and fitted units.
  Average UK salary: £23,000–£32,000 per year
• Floor Layer
  Prepares surfaces and installs timber, laminate, and other flooring materials across residential, commercial, and public buildings.
  Average UK salary: £20,000–£36,000 per year
• Construction Labourer
  Supports skilled tradespeople by preparing materials, handling tools, moving supplies, and assisting with general construction tasks.
  Average UK salary: £23,000–£35,000 per year