Construction and Carpentry 10, 20, 30: Curriculum Guidelines

Appendix B: Training Plan

To be used in the school at the 10 level, possibility for Work Study beginning at the 20 Level.

Recordkeeping documents should be copied on school letterhead.

Student's name (print)___________________________________

Workplace name (print)____________________________________

Assessor's name and qualification (print)__________________________________

Module Component Construction 10	Observed	Assisted	Demonstrated	Checked by
Module 1: Introductory Safety: demonstrates and practises safe work habits with hand tools and power tools.
Module 3: Lay Out and Hand Tools: names and works safely with hand tools.
Module 4A: Portable Power Tools: demonstrates ability to work safely with smaller size portable power tools.
Module 5A: Stationary Power Tools: uses band saw, drill press, belt/disc sander, sabre saw in a safe and productive manner.
Module 6A: Introductory Wood Projects: demonstrates the ability to use hand tools and small power tools in a safe and productive manner to assemble a project.
Module 7: Concrete Components, and Mixing: uses terminology correctly and to measure, mix, place and finish concrete.
Module 8: Fasteners and Adhesives: selects the correct fastener and proper use of adhesive.
Module 9: Project Finishing: demonstrates the ability to choose the correct finish for a particular project and apply it.
Module 10: Construction and Careers: is knowledgeable about careers available based on this work study placement.
Module Component Drafting	Observed	Assisted	Demonstrated	Checked by
Module 1 or 2: CAD Basics or Manual Drawing Tools and Procedures: demonstrates basic drafting skills.
Module 3: Sketching and Freehand Drawing Fundamentals: sketchs in 2 or 3 dimensions "accurately" without instruments.
Module 6: Dimensioning: understands international standards as applied to dimensioning objects.

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Assessor's name and qualification (print)__________________________________

Module Component Construction 20	Observed	Assisted	Demonstrated	Checked by
Module 4B: Advanced Portable Power Tools: chooses and uses the proper power tool for the intended operation.
Module 5B: Advanced Stationary Power Tools: chooses and uses the proper power tool for the intended operation.
Module 13: Structural Framing and Sheathing: demonstrates knowledge of the terminology and methods used to lay out and assemble: a floor system (Level I requirement) an exterior and interior wall a simple gable truss roof
Module 14: Workshop and Construction Site Safety: demonstrates safe working practices with tools and materials for self and co-workers.
Module 15A: Roof Framing: demonstrates knowledge of the terminology and methods used to lay out and assemble a rafter system for a gable roof.
Module Component Drafting	Observed	Assisted	Demonstrated	Checked by
Module 12: Working Drawings: produces simple multi-view working drawings.
Module 13: Floor Plans: produces drawings of architectural projects with appropriate symbols.
Module 15: Wall Sections: draws a completed wall section to scale using the necessary symbols.
Module 31: Reading Technical Drawings: understands and uses technical drawings that are common in the trade.

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Module Component Construction 30	Observed	Assisted	Demonstrated	Checked by
Module 2B: Intermediate Wood Theory: identifies varieties and uses of commonly available construction materials.
Module 2C: Advanced Wood Theory: identifies and selects various grades and calculates board measure.
Module 6C: Advanced Wood Projects: plans and executes a project, from plan and material lists to the finished product.
Module 15B: Advanced Roof Framing: lays out rafters for a hip roof design with an intersecting dormer.
Module 15C: Roofing Materials and Installation: makes appropriate material selection and uses proper method of installation.
Module 17: Interior and Exterior Finishing: describes and demonstrates the use of a variety of interior and exterior materials.
Module 18: Stair Framing: lays out and assembles a straight stairway.
Module 19: Insulation and Installation: makes an appropriate material selection and uses correct method of installation.
Module Component Drafting	Observed	Assisted	Demonstrated	Checked by
Module 14: Foundation Plans: generates and uses foundation plans for a building.
Module 16: Concrete Foundations and Finishing: identifies methods to place and finish concrete in building foundations.
Module 29: Surveying: uses surveying equipment accurately.