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Contemporary Wooden Boat Building

Organization

Northwest School of Wooden Boat Buildingclick here to see organization info

42 N. Water Street
Port Hadlock, WA 98339
United States

MB Armstrong
mb@nwswb.edu
Wooden submarine built for the UW team

Educational Objective
This program teaches students how to build wooden boats using strip planking, stitch-and-glue, plywood, cold molding, and laminating techniques applicable to both small and large vessels and other complex wooden structures.

Contemporary Wooden Boatbuilding Program Goals
The technology of modern wooden boat construction is employed by many yacht manufacturers and wooden boat builders who are melding the aesthetics of wood with the advantages of high-performance adhesives and sheathing materials. Completion of the 12-month Contemporary Wooden Boatbuilding AOS degree program prepares students for entry-level employment in boat shops and vessel manufacturing utilizing laminating, strip-planking, cold molding, and other composite boatbuilding techniques. The skills learned that focus on boat interiors are in high demand throughout the boatbuilding industry. Aerospace industries are also interested in employing graduates of the Contemporary Wooden Boatbuilding Programs because of students’ high-quality craftsmanship and knowledge of modern construction techniques.

Open enrollment begins in January for a program start date of October 1, 2019. High School degree or equivalent is required. 

Venue
Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building
Address

42 N. Water Street
Port Hadlock, WA 98339
United States

Dates and Times
Please contact the provider of this activity to arrange a time and date
Session Details

Open enrollment begins in January for a program start date of October 1, 2019. High School degree or equivalent is required. 

Scholarship Available
Contact Name
Heidi Blehm
heidi.blehm@nwswb.edu
Age Range
Young Adult
Activity Accreditation
Registration Required
Notes

Serious applicants are encouraged to tour the school before applying. To do so, contact Heidi at 360-385-4948 x 305

Community
Port Hadlock