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Module: FRAMING and DRYWALL
PREREQUISTE COURSE: Introduction to Framing & Drywall
This two week course will be an introduction to the Building Trades Industry. Students will gain knowledge of applied safety rules, the use of personal protective equipment, hand tools utilized in Framing and Drywall. Students will acquire a foundation of learning experiences and basic skills that will prepare students for the capstone course of Framing and Drywall. Students will learn about the different construction trades, certifications and employment opportunities. Students will complete CPR, OSHA 10, and Personal Protective Equipment training that leads to certifications. Students will be exposed to resources and will elect to participate in the support classes such as Integrative Educational Training (IET), Vocational Adult Basic Education (VABE) and the Disability and Resource Center (DARC). Industry presentations will be provided from industry community collaborators and employers.
Chula Vista Adult School
619-796-7000
DAYS/TIMES:
Monday and Tuesday/5:30pm – 8:30pm AND
Wednesday and Thursday/4:30pm – 8:30pm
LENGTH: 2 weeks
COST: All CTE courses are FREE.
CAPSTONE COURSE: Framing & Drywall
This course is a 9 week course with foundational instruction to framing and drywall. The course is designed to provide a basic foundation for students to acquire knowledge of construction and blueprints. Students will learn to measure, cut, shape and join wood materials for building frames and repairing existing ones. They will use power and hand tools, carpentry equipment, math construction skills, basic blueprint reading, and hands-on practice to complete basic framing and drywall projects. Skills and techniques to be acquired include; measuring and layout, cutting drywall sheets to the correct size and shape, hanging drywall, screwing and nailing, taping, mudding, sanding, texture application, drywall repair, tool usage, safety and cleanliness.
PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS MUST meet the following prerequisites before enrolling in this course:
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Completion of Prerequisite Course: Introduction to Framing & Drywall
Chula Vista Adult School
619-796-7000
DAYS/TIMES:
Monday and Tuesday/5:30pm – 8:30pm AND
Wednesday and Thursday/4:30pm – 8:30pm
LENGTH: 9 weeks
COST: All CTE courses are FREE.
Module: ELECTRICAL and PLUMBING
PREREQUISTE COURSE: Introduction to Electrical & Plumbing
This two week course will be an introduction to the Building Trades Industry. Students will gain knowledge of applied safety rules, the use of personal protective equipment, hand tools utilized in Electrical and Plumbing. Students will acquire a foundation of learning experiences and basic skills that will prepare students for the capstone course of Electrical and Plumbing. Students will learn about the different construction trades, certifications and employment opportunities. Students will complete CPR, OSHA 10, and Personal Protective Equipment training that leads to certifications. Students will be exposed to resources and will elect to participate in the support classes such as Integrative Educational Training (IET), Vocational Adult Basic Education (VABE) and the Disability and Resource Center (DARC). Industry presentations will be provided from industry community collaborators and employers.
Chula Vista Adult School
619-796-7000
DAYS/TIMES:
Monday and Tuesday/8:30am – 11:3am AND
Wednesday and Thursday/8:30am – 12:30pm
LENGTH: 2 weeks
COST: All CTE courses are FREE.
CAPSTONE COURSE: Electrical & Plumbing
This course is a 9 week course with foundational instruction for electrical and plumbing. There is a prerequisite course, Introduction to Electrical and Plumbing, that needs to be fulfilled prior to taking Electrical and Plumbing. The course is designed to provide a basic foundation for students to acquire knowledge of electrical components with a comprehensive understanding of electrical systems, practices, and techniques in compliance with California state standards. Students will gain hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge necessary for a successful career in electrical construction. The Plumbing course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of plumbing systems, practices, and techniques in compliance with California state standards. Students will gain hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge necessary for a successful career in plumbing construction.
PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS MUST meet the following prerequisites before enrolling in this course:
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Completion of Prerequisite Course: Introduction to Electrical & Plumbing