At a Glance 
Architectural Woodworking/Cabinetmaking

Technology and Applied Sciences Division
Technical Diploma

Campus Choices:
Downtown Milwaukee (day program): 414-297-MATC
Oak Creek (day program): 414-571-4500

Start Date: August

Special Admission Requirements: None

Program Code:  31-409-1

Detailed Program Information:
2008-09 Course Requirements

Architectural Woodworking/Cabinetmaking is a two-semester technical diploma program that prepares you for employment in cabinet shops, millwork shops, furniture factories, display shops and maintenance shops. Employers expect you to read blueprints, make detailed drawings, assemble parts and operate machinery commonly used in the woodworking trade. The employment outlook is very favorable, especially for those with current training. The types of positions available include cabinetmaker, saw operator, shaper operator, machine operator, millworker and detailer. Core skills: good eye-hand coordination, safety consciousness, good spatial visualization and manual dexterity. High school woodworking courses are encouraged.

For more information, e-mail info@matc.edu

<< Admissions Mainpage >>

Call the Admissions Information Office at 414-297-6000 if you have questions about  MATC programs.

 Register for Classes (Requires Login)