DRAFTING
Program Description:
Length
17 Months (1500 Clock Hours)
Schedule
Monday -Friday 8 am-2 pm
(Summer hours) Monday- Thursday 8 am - 2:45 pm
Basic Skills Requirement
Comprehensive Adult Student Assessment System (CASAS) score of 239 in Reading, and 241 in Math are required prior to graduation (some exemptions apply).
Exemptions from the Basic Skills test are as follows:
- Graduate of a Florida Public High School from 2007-present with a standard High School Diploma
- Florida based GED 2014-present
- College degree from an accredited institution
- (Official transcripts are needed to verify exemption)
2025-2026 Curriculum Frameworks
Program Description
The Drafting program will prepare students for employment in the drafting field, building on the ability to visualize concepts and designs and to bring their ideas to life using modern drafting methods. Students will learn the use of hardware and software used by professionals to present their design. Instructions include creation of drawings and documents for the construction/fabrication process. The application of these advanced computer methods to specific occupational areas will be part of the student's instructions.
Career Opportunities
Employment/Career Opportunities
Students are prepared to enter multiple fields, such as: Structural and Residential Architecture- includes housing and large buildings; Civil Drafting- includes roads, land development for housing areas, water lines and storm water drainage, highway and bridges; Electrical Drafting- includes residential electrical, structural electrical, circuit boards, electrical panels, cable lines, optical lines, and networking layouts; Mechanical Drafting- includes plant/factory design, equipment design, such as tools and machine parts.
Salaries
Salaries for graduates range from $24.98 - $31.26 per hour.
Source: Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation, Labor Market Statistics
How can I learn more about this career field?
Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics and Occupational Outlook Handbook
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