Furniture Making

Suitable for a range of experiences from beginners to those with considerable experiences. Those with more experience will have the opportunity to either design they own items or work from plans. Beginners will follow a few set projects designed to develop they skills. It is essential to buy and bring your own pair of safety boots. Five Reasons to Study this Course at Chichester 1. Develop new skills and techniques 2. Meet new friends in a safe enviroment 3. Good range of facilities and services 4. Appropriate classroom/workshop 5. Course is structured and well managed with helpful feedback What will I Study? Machining on the larger machines will be done by the instructor, you will be trained to use smaller machines and portable power tools such as routers as required. By the end of the course you should be able to produce a small item of furniture. How will I be Taught? Practical demonstration by the tutor One to one tuition within the group Individual/group discussion/evaluations of the practical work achieved How will I be Assessed? Continuous classroom assessment based on Recognising and Recording Progress and Achievement (RARPA) What our students say? 99% of our students felt they made the right decision on choosing Chichester College to study on our Adult and Community Learning courses.