Drafting, C.C.

Program Code: 3290

The Drafting certificate program prepares you to work with design companies by helping them visualize concepts and bring them to life using Computer-Aided Design (CAD). CAD drafters are employed by manufacturing, architecture, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering companies. The Drafting program includes how to use CAD software to produce working drawings that can be used to plan, build, and manufacture products. It will also cover design fundamentals to allow you to create workable designs that can be used in the field. After completing this program, you will be able to further your education in architectural engineering, civil engineering, mechatronics, or related fields of study.

Length: 1500 contact hours / 50 occupational credits
 

Basic Skills Exit Requirement (TABE):

All students must meet the Exit Requirement (TABE) or qualify for an exemption.

   You are exempt if you:

• Earned a GED within the last two years
• Graduated from a Florida high school with a standard diploma in 2007 or later
• Are an adult student with a documented disability
• Hold an Associate in Applied Science degree or higher
  
  Other exemptions may also apply. For more information, contact Advising and Counseling at 863-784-7131.

   For non-exempt students:

• You must take the TABE (entry-level exam) within six weeks of starting the program.
• If your test results show you need additional skills, you’ll be referred to applied academics or another adult education program for structured basic skills instruction. This instruction may include English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL).
• You must demonstrate the required basic skills before receiving a Career Certificate of Completion, as outlined in the state curriculum frameworks.
  
  Basic Skills Exit Scores (TABE):