Do you like working with your hands and seeing what you've built? Are you organized, detail-oriented and dependable?u00a0u00a0Then you may be a good fit for Job Corpsu2019 Carpentry, Pre-Apprentice training program.u00a0Pre-apprenticeships are focused on preparing students for a successful experience in a Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP). That means your hands-on training will be based on industry standards in order to prepare you for high-skill, quality employment where you will be paid as you learn all aspects of the trade.u00a0On the job, you will ... Work on high-rise buildings, bridges and major infrastructure projects. Measure, cut and install wood, metal and other construction materials using hand and power tools. Work with construction drawings (blueprints) to frame walls, build concrete forms, install drywall and ceilings, and perform other commercial carpentry tasks. Some of the career options you will have ... Most Job Corpsu00a0Carpentry Pre-Apprentice graduates go on to work in union commercial carpentry jobs while attending a Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP). Other pursue careers in residential carpentry or other public- and private-sector jobs as pile drive operators, drywall and ceiling tile installers, commercial drivers, millwrights or floor layers.u00a0The credentials you will earn ... Students training in the Carpentry, Pre-Apprentice training program can earn a pre-apprentice certificate of completion from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters (UBC) that offers registered apprenticeship opportunities with paid on-the-job experience. Students will also earn industry-recognized credentials including UBC scaffold training andu00a0Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)u00a0construction safety.u00a0 Students must earn a state-issued learneru2019s permit and driveru2019s license upon completion of the program.