High schools often offer shop classes that will teach you how to safely operate carpentry equipment such as saws and drills. It will also teach you the basics of simple carpentry and will allow you to get some carpentry experience under your belt.  If you have already taken the shop class at your school, ask your teacher if you could be the teacher’s assistant (TA) for the class. While you will have to help grade papers and projects, you will also have access to the shop class’ tools and you may be able to work on your own projects during down time. Find out if your school’s drama department offers a set building class. While this may not seem like the most direct route to becoming a carpenter, these classes will teach you the basics of carpentry while also  allowing you to be a bit more creative than most shop classes. Talk with your guidance counselor about getting into apprenticeships or vocational training programs. Chances are he or she will be able to help you find opportunities in your area that you may not have realized were available to you. Some schools offer Building Trades classes that show you all the various aspects of how to become a carpenter. Some towns have community centers that will put on free or cheap classes teaching people the basics of an art. If carpentry is not an option, talk with the person in charge of setting up the classes and ask if there is a potential for a carpentry class to be hosted in the future. You could also run a simple internet search to find out if there are any carpenters in your area that put on workshops or any classes you could attend. Volunteer programs like Habitat for Humanity sponsor construction projects all the time that allow volunteers to get hands-on experience in the construction of buildings.
اسأل عن المواد العملية/ الصناعية في المدرسة. اسأل عن البرامج التدريبية. ابحث عن دروس النجارة للمبتدئين. انضم لجماعة من المتطوعين تقدر من خلالها على اكتساب خبرة في مهنة النجارة.