Carpentry & Furniture Enterprise
About Course
Course Code: YSH-441
Pillar: SMB Business Academy
Course Overview: Carpentry and furniture-making can support a practical artisan enterprise when workmanship is matched by sound business practice. Learners explore customer needs, workshop organisation, tools and materials, costing, quality, service, records, and responsible growth.
This is not a technical carpentry certification. Hands-on training, apprenticeship, supervision, and safe work practices remain essential for developing the trade skills required to operate professionally.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand carpentry and furniture-making as a youth enterprise opportunity.
- Identify customer needs, product opportunities, and local market demand.
- Plan basic workshop setup, tools, materials, and safety practices.
- Estimate costs, prices, and profit for carpentry products and services.
- Manage customer orders, quality, delivery, and after-sales service.
- Create a practical carpentry and furniture enterprise launch plan.
Target Audience: Young people interested in carpentry, furniture making, joinery, product repair, or workshop-based enterprise. Suitable for youth entrepreneurship programs, TVET institutions, apprenticeship initiatives, NGOs, ministries, incubators, and artisan enterprise-development programs.
Course Structure: 5 modules / 20 lessons.
Special Feature: Every module concludes with a Putting It All Together audio deep dive that connects the key lessons and supports reflection and practical application.
Pathway Focus: Understand Carpentry & Furniture Enterprise. Build capability in Workshop Setup, Tools, Materials & Operations. Apply learning through Launching and Growing a Carpentry Enterprise.
Course Content
Course Introduction
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Carpentry & Furniture Enterprise
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