Around 0.0% of Oregon's graduates, graduate from Carpentry certificate programs every year.

Treasure Valley Community College, the only accredited Carpentry school in Oregon, is located in Ontario. It received a ranking of 88th in the country in 2010. In 2010, 0 students graduated from Treasure Valley Community College's Carpentry programs.

Cost

The tuition rate for students taking Carpentry courses at Treasure Valley Community College was $4,095 per year.

A Carpentry certificate from an Oregon school... what next?

The highest percentage of Carpentry graduates in Oregon pursue careers as a carpenter. In 2010, there were 9,840 carpenters working in Oregon. In Oregon, the largest numbers of carpenters work in the following counties:

1. Clackamas County - 6,500 carpenters
2. Marion County - 1,070 carpenters
3. Lane County - 740 carpenters

Projected Growth

According the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of carpenters is expected to grow by 1% by 2018. There are projected to be an estimated 13,860 carpenters working in the Oregon then.

Salary

A carpenter in Oregon earns $43,240 per year on average. But, in 2010, some Oregon carpenters earned as little as less than $21,870 per year or as much as more than $76,080 per year. The counties in Oregon with the highest average salary for a carpenter are:

1. Clackamas County - $45,570 per year
2. Benton County - $45,050 per year
3. Jackson County - $44,340 per year

The following counties in Oregon have the lowest average salaries for A carpenter:

1. Baker County - $35,020 per year
2. Linn County - $37,120 per year
3. Deschutes County - $38,220 per year

More Information

For more Oregon data regarding a career in carpentry in Oregon and to compare salaries with various related fields such as locksmithing or automotive, take a look at the graphs and charts below.