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cabinet maker
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avery boggs
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Updated Jan 26, 2022
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Chapter 1
00:07
Chapter 2
00:36
Chapter 3
00:43
Chapter 4
01:10
Chapter 5
01:35
Chapter 6
01:45
Chapter 7
02:43
Chapter 8
02:53
Chapter 9
02:55
Chapter 10
03:24
Chapter 11
03:25
Chapter 12
03:36
Chapter 13
04:06
Chapter 14
04:07
Chapter 15
04:38
Chapter 16
04:40
Chapter 17
05:13
Chapter 18
05:15
Chapter 19
05:24
Chapter 20
05:58
Chapter 21
06:00
Chapter 22
06:08
Chapter 23
Audio Transcript
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for this project, I have decided to choose cabinet making as my job of choice.
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But what exactly is cabinet making?
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Cabinet makers make a variety of things that we see in our everyday lives.
00:13 - 00:16
From tables, bed frames, chairs and tables.
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They start off with a simple plank of wood.
00:21 - 00:22
Most of the time, several
00:24 - 00:27
cabinet making requires creativity and variety.
00:28 - 00:29
Without this
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pieces that cabinet cabinet maker would typically
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make would not have any personality,
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They would all be the same.
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What kind of schooling requirements do you need in order to become a cabinet maker?
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Well at Georgian College you need to have a grade 12 English
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either
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college or university level.
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However, if you decide to do an apprenticeship,
00:57 - 01:01
you need a grade 12 co op placements or great equivalent
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and you need to be able to find a suitable employer willing to take on and train and
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an apprentice.
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It takes around one year to complete
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the Georgian college program
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here in barrie.
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However,
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if you want to take an apprenticeship it takes around four years to complete
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and about half of that time is spent taking
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classes at the college that offers this program,
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How much money
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would you typically spend doing this
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at?
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At Georgian tuition costs
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$4,081 per year
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and the mandatory fees will cost 2000
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$118.
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Okay,
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I was not able to find how much it would cost to
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live on campus as it doesn't say so directly on their website.
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However, their meal plan is offered
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For 650 a day, you can get a small snack
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For $13 a day. You can get maybe a small little meal
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and
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at their second most expensive
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Of $33 a day.
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You can have
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about a lunch there.
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Not too big, not too small.
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Yeah.
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Mhm.
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Mhm.
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Why would I want to do this though?
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Well,
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I've been taking the grade 10 woodworking course here at J away
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as we continue to move along
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in the course. I have enjoyed it more and more.
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Not only that,
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but I noticed that when I'm working on something that requires physical labor,
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I'm having fun doing it.
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Working with my hands on projects is fun for me.
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So I think that going into something like cabinet
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making or something in the trades would be a fun
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learning experience for a job.
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Mhm.
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The longer you're in the field, the more money you will earn,
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just like
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most jobs, if not all.
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When you're starting off as a cabinet maker
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Apprentice,
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you'll be getting
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$11 an hour, which is below minimum wage, but
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when you start full time it's quite a bit more
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Around 14 to $15.
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This means that you would have 28
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1002
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35,000
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dollars in annual salary.
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After your second and after your second year of working as a cabinet maker,
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you will be earning
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$17 an hour
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as opposed to the
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less helpful 11.
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As a result.
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An old salary can range anywhere between 35,000 to 60,000
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dollars in annual salary
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for for cabinetmakers with more experience
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of five years and onward,
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they will be making
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$23 an hour
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as a working wage.
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As it is so much money, they will be getting paid
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anywhere
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From around $40,000 to $80,000. It's an annual salary.
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This will increase
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the longer you're in the field.
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What kind of work environment is involved in cabinet making?
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Well, you'll be working indoors in a workshop or maybe in a factory. One of the two
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Cabinet Makers usually work around 40 hours a week. With some exceptions.
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First special projects
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Which results in working more than 40 hours.
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This job is physically demanding,
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often involving fast working machinery and it's
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quite dangerous if you're not paying attention.
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However,
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I find it quite fun.
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So I'm willing to take the risks that are involved in cabinet making.
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These are my resources and the websites I've used.
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Thank you for listening to my presentation and I hope you have a good day.
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