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Drywall II

Build on the foundational skills from Drywall I and master advanced techniques in this higher level drywall course. Designed for industry professionals ready to elevate their craft, this hands-on program dives into critical skills like steel framing, interior finishes, suspended ceilings, and more.

A professional drywall construction worker installs drywall on the interior ceiling of a building.

Course Description

Through expert-led instruction and practical, real-world applications, you’ll gain the knowledge and confidence needed to excel in the drywall commercial construction field. 

Prerequisites: Drywall I or Employer Approval

 

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Drywall course progression

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Drywall I

Students learn the foundational skills of drywalling.
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Drywall II

Students master the craft of drywalling, learning high-level framing & finishing skills.

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what you'll learn in drywall II

Course curriculum

Commercial Drawings

Focuses on techniques for reading and using architectural and structural drawings and specifications.

Steel Framing

Describes the types and grades of steel framing and provides instructions for selecting and installing steel framing for interior walls, exterior nonbearing walls, and partitions. Also covers engineered framing systems.

Suspended Ceiling and Acoustical Tile:

Describes the materials, layout, and installation procedures for suspended ceilings used in commercial construction. Also covers ceiling tiles, drywall suspension systems, and pan-type ceilings.

Interior Specialties

Covers the composition and use of specialty interior finishing products, such as vinyl- and fabric-covered panels, wood wall and ceiling panels, and glass fiber-reinforced gypsum (GFRG) panels. 

Exterior Cladding

Covers a variety of specialized exterior finish products, including EIFS, stucco, synthetic veneer stone, panelized cladding, and glass fiber-reinforced concrete (GFRC) panels.

Specialty Finishes

Covers the materials, tools, and application methods used for specialized interior finishes, such as sand, marble, clay, and Venetian plaster.

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