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Wood Model Maker

What To Learn

High School

What high school courses should you take if you're interested in this career? Get your answers from the Manufacturing cluster Production pathway.

Beyond High School

Here's a list of programs that you should consider if you're interested in this career:

Education Level

Education training and experience are required at different levels for success in different occupations.

High school preferred, plus moderate length, on-the-job training

A high school diploma or equivalent is typically required to become a woodworker. Although some entry-level jobs can be learned in 1 month or less, becoming fully proficient may take several months to more than a year of on-the-job training. Woodworkers also must be able to use computer-controlled machinery

Extra Requirements

Although not required, becoming certified can demonstrate competence and professionalism. It also may help a candidate advance in the profession. The Woodwork Career Alliance of North America offers a national certificate program, with five progressive credentials.

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Contact

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    From outside the U.S., please call +1 (424) 750-3900

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