This classic Pacific Northwest design is from the board of George Calkins, and was drawn in 1963. It was the biggest of the Bartender class, which was designed for the rough surf off Washington and Oregon’s Pacific coast. The design was so successful that it was accepted by the U.S. Coast Guard for use as its surf rescue boat….
This was a great week in the Bartender boat project. Quinten has a scheduled interview with an employer, the boat exterior is coming along quite nicely, and we’re getting close to actually rolling it over! You can see more photos about the Bartender at the following link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nwswb/sets/72157633338042561/ Congratulations, team! L. to r: Bruce Blatchley, instructor, with Evan, Matt,…
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Tim Lee, Large Craft Instructor, takes a moment out with students Austin and Evan while working on a Hanson Forest Service Crew Boat.
Gabriel works on restoring the Truant, planking areas that suffered from rot. These types of projects at the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding help prepare students for work in Repair and Restoration of boats. The 12-month Associates of Occupational Studies degree program at the Boat School, includes the option to study in the summer quarter one of two class…
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Yes, We are Veteran Friendly! We have students of varied ages and backgrounds at the School, including veterans, recent high school graduates and retirees. Tuition assistance is available to US Veterans with education benefits. For information about benefits, how to apply for benefits, and to view payment rates, go to www.gibill.va.gov. To apply for benefits, complete a VONAPP (Veterans…
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Founded in 1981, the school offers a full-time 12 month Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) degree in Boatbuilding, a 9-month Diploma program in Marine Systems, and 5-day Intensive courses in Marine Systems topics.
