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Engineering in Wood Technology

Design and construct with wood using the basic techniques of woodworking and cabinetmaking through training with laser engraving and 3D printing technology, as well as traditional hand tools. Develop leadership skills in a hands-on, project-based setting. 

Location: Local High School

Credentials Earned

TBD

Articulated Credit Earned

Pursuing postsecondary education? See how your credits could carry over in Michigan:

Credentials and articulation are dependent on the grade earned in the class and passing credential exams.

Common Jobs and Salaries

What could I do after this class?

  • Woodworker: $39,500 (average annual salary)
  • Cabinetmaker: $43,200 (average annual salary)

What could I do with more formal learning?

  • Mechanical and Architectural Draftsman: $58,900 (average annual salary)
  • Industrial Production Manager: $105,400 (average annual salary)

 

Data provided by Michigan Center for Data and Analytics (MCDA), Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (2025) and Long-Term Occupational Employment Projections (2032), Southwest Michigan Prosperity Region.

Interested in this class? Learn more about the application process and talk with your high school counselor about enrolling.

My future aspirations include going into an apprenticeship for carpentry. I found a passion for what I love to do and this program helped me find the career path that was right for me. I would most definitely recommend a CTE program to anyone interested because the education is great preparation for careers.

— Alex Cox, former Engineering in Wood Technology student

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