The program follows Red Seal trade standards, ensuring you graduate with the competencies employers seek nationwide. Completing this course also puts you on the path toward Red Seal Certification, a nationally recognized endorsement that provides job mobility across Canada.
From blueprint reading to furniture assembly, you’ll spend significant hours in shop practice using both manual and power tools. Realistic projects and supervised practice make sure you can safely handle equipment, construct cabinetry to specifications, and produce professional-grade work.
Cabinetmakers are employed in a wide range of industries, from residential woodworking shops to commercial millwork firms and institutional contractors. The skills gained in this program prepare you for employment, entrepreneurship, and advanced training opportunities in the skilled trades sector.
At Future Canadian College, we align educational excellence with practical skill development. Our Mississauga campus equips students for success through quality training, supportive faculty, and strategic exam preparation—all within a nurturing academic environment.
“To empower learners with world-class clinical training, preparing them to excel in Ontario’s healthcare sector.”
“To be the region’s most trusted source for phlebotomy and allied health education.”
Our Mississauga facility, centrally located in the IT corridor, offers easy access via public transit and major highways, ensuring a seamless learning experience for students across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
The Cabinet Making Program equips students with essential woodworking skills for building, installing, and finishing furniture, cabinets, and architectural woodwork. Students develop a solid foundation in materials, joinery, blueprint reading, safety, and furniture construction. Graduates will be well prepared to pursue Red Seal Certification in Cabinetmaking, opening doors to work across provinces and demonstrating a nationally recognized level of expertise.
Students train in a fully equipped workshop, handling real projects that mirror industry demands. This ensures graduates leave with confidence in their technical ability.
The program’s modular design ensures students gain skills aligned with industry standards and regulations, making them job-ready upon completion.
FCC integrates resume coaching, interview practice, and employer referrals into the program, helping students transition from training to employment quickly.
Age: Minimum 18 years
Education: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
Interview: Live online or in-person interview with Admissions
Language Proficiency: CLB Level 6 or IELTS 5.5 overall (or equivalent)
Credential Assessment: Certificates or diplomas earned outside Canada must be assessed for equivalency by WES or ICAS
Technical Skills: Strong interest in woodworking, carpentry, or design fabrication (prior shop experience an asset)
Material types, wood properties, &selection; hand tools &power tools training, & safety measures |
Basic cutting techniques, reading blueprints &shop drawings, building cabinet frames &carcasses, installinghardware,sanding techniques, applying stains, varnishes, &lacquers |
Advanced joinery techniques, industry standards ®ulations, software tools,&introduction to CNC for cabinetmaking |
| Introduction to Woodworking &Safety |
| Power Tools, Layout, &Blueprint Reading |
| Furniture &Cabinet Construction Techniques |
Graduates from our program pursue roles such as:
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Pick your schedule from available class schedules.
Contact our Registrar at (905) 412‑3007 or email info@futurescollege.ca
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Graduates may pursue Red Seal Certification as Cabinetmakers, advance to supervisory positions, or start their own woodworking and cabinetry businesses.
“The Cabinetmaking program gave me confidence with tools and blueprints. I was hired by a custom millwork shop within weeks of finishing.”
“Practical shop training and small class sizes made the learning environment hands-on and approachable. I’m now apprenticing toward my Red Seal.”
A: The program is Red Seal–aligned, preparing students with the knowledge and skills needed to challenge the Red Seal Cabinetmaker exam.
A: No prior experience is required, but having basic carpentry or shop exposure is considered an asset.
A: Yes. Students complete practical builds such as cabinet frames, drawers, and furniture projects, giving them the confidence to transition directly into the workforce.
A: Makeup sessions available during next intake or via self-study and catch-up labs.
A: Yes—with conditions. See our student handbook or contact us directly for full details.
If you’re interested in financial support options, we encourage you to visit our Student Resources page for detailed information. You can also connect with our Admissions team, who will be happy to guide you through the available options and answer any questions.
Tuition: CAD $ 1995 (includes lab materials, certification prep, logbook)
Optional Extras:
Price with Discount/ Scholarship- 1495 CAD $ (Terms and Conditions Apply)
Eligible students may benefit from:
Enrollment Tip:Contact our Financial Office early—let us assist you with grants, loans, and sponsorships. Rates (or prices) may vary based on time and conditions.
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