Build and customise your own wooden stool
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Engage your inner craftsman through this build and customise your stool course! Have your family and friends join you to make matching sets of furniture. At the end of the course, learners will get to bring home the furniture they have assembled.
Course Details
Nett Fee after Government subsidy S$176.90
SkillsFuture Credit Eligible
Provider
Singapore Furniture Industries Council (SFIC)
enquiry@sficinstitute.edu.sg
Duration
16 hours over 2 sessions
Contact
6505 9161
Commencement
08 May 2025 - 09 May 2025
Registration
Open
Venue
61 Woodlands Industrial Park E9, #06-12 E9 Premium, Singapore 757047
Trainer
Poh Jit Hong
Course information is accurate as provided by course provider on 28 April 2025. For more information, please contact the course provider.
Trainer's Profile
Poh Jit Hong
J.H.Poh holds an Australia Cert IV in training and Assessment, VITB;NTC3 - Furniture Production, VITB;COC Woodworking Machine Operation for Furniture Production Manager.Reviews on Course
Overall Rating
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jaffarzuraidah
I had a wonderful experience at this course. At first I was upset with the location as it was difficult to locate the venue. However the process of making the stool and guided by a very experienced Mr Poh Jit Hong and his teammate Vincent Tan made me forget the initial experience. It was fun and I will get to bring home a stool which I have made on my own.
jaffarzuraidah
I had a wonderful experience at this course. At first I was upset with the location as it was difficult to locate the venue. However the process of making the stool and guided by a very experienced Mr Poh Jit Hong and his teammate Vincent Tan made me forget the initial experience. It was fun and I will get to bring home a stool which I have made on my own.
jaffarzuraidah
I had a wonderful experience at this course. At first I was upset with the location as it was difficult to locate the venue. However the process of making the stool and guided by a very experienced Mr Poh Jit Hong and his teammate Vincent Tan made me forget the initial experience. It was fun and I will get to bring home a stool which I have made on my own.
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