Training people for employment since 1885 for work in fields that require craftsmanship and skillful use of hand tools and power equipment.

Founded and operated by Wayne Barton and specializing in the education of chip carving. Located in Park Ridge, Illinois.

Holds regular day and evening classes 52 weeks out of the year, and approximately 6 weekend workshops per year. Founded in 1974 by Sculptor Michael Denike.

Offering 1 through 4 year programs for training in basic, intermediate, and advanced woodworking.

Schedule of courses, registration procedure, location, and information concerning Homestead Woodworking School in New Hampshire.

Offering a 37 week architectural training program, and 10 week evening classes in woodworking. Located in Easthampton, MA.

Instructor in furniture restoration, conservation, and fine furniture making teaching in North America, Great Britain, Europe, and Scandinavia.

Woodworking school that focuses on traditional craftsmanship with classes where hands-on experience and theory are combined in courses built around the making of carefully selected projects.

Teaching skills and knowledge for building energy-efficient homes with programs dealing in all aspects of the homebuilding crafts, including timber framing, cabinet making, and finish carpentry.

Art and Design Department of Northern Michigan University offers four-year B.S., B.A. and B.F.A. degrees in furniture design, product design and woodworking.