Precision, planning, and a decent understanding of timber—carpentry and joinery have always been about more than swinging a hammer. This Carpentry and Joinery course provides a deep dive into techniques and materials used to create, connect, and complete timber structures. All delivered through online modules, it’s designed for anyone who prefers solid knowledge without sawdust in their shoes.
From reading technical drawings to understanding joint types and safe tool use, this course keeps things straightforward, structured, and smart. You'll explore industry-grade theory with none of the offcuts. Whether you're heading into property maintenance, construction, or furniture work, you’ll gain essential know-how that can sharpen your role—or shape a new one entirely.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand carpentry and joinery roles within construction environments.
- Identify and explain common woodworking tools and their functions.
- Read and interpret basic construction and technical drawings.
- Recognise different types of joints and timber characteristics.
- Learn workplace safety standards and hazard awareness principles.
- Follow clear, logical steps for carpentry project planning.
Who is this Course For
- Aspiring carpenters seeking foundational joinery knowledge.
- DIY enthusiasts looking to expand their timberwork skills.
- Maintenance workers dealing with wooden structures and fittings.
- Construction site operatives handling basic timber framing.
- Property managers overseeing repair and fixture jobs.
- Facilities staff maintaining wooden furniture and structures.
- Furniture sales professionals learning behind-the-scenes techniques.
- Anyone curious about structured carpentry and joinery knowledge.
Career Path
Explore roles related to carpentry and joinery, with typical UK salaries:
- Carpenter – £33,000 per year
- Joiner – £32,500 per year
- Construction Site Operative – £25,000 per year
- Maintenance Worker (Buildings) – £27,000 per year
- Bench Joiner (Workshop-based) – £30,000 per year
- Property Repair Technician – £28,500 per year
