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A career in woodworking is one of the most fulfilling vocational routes that you can take. And it's not just about woodworking and carpentry, there are so many avenues within the timber industry and so many opportunities for anyone considering this pathway. Here are just few of the job name and words you might find for career routes within the timber industry.

How to start a career in woodworking?

If you're good with your hands and you like to craft and make things, woodworking is a perfect choice. Wood is so beautiful, tactile, and workable it provides endless opportunities to make things out of this amazing material. Man has been using wood as a primary resource since time began. Every building and living space has wood within it, whether this is in the structure, the finishes, the furniture or many more places you'll find wood, all of these uses, in turn, create the different avenues within the woodworking space. You first need to explore what would interest you most - a job on the 'shop floor' physically working the wood or a job behind the scenes. Once you find your preferred path you then need to decide how you would like to enter the industry – this can be via full time educational routes, apprenticeship schemes, part time training and vocational courses, direct work experience and on site learning plus many more.

Find jobs in all of these wood positions

We have been on both sides of recruitment in the wood industry and we know how challenging it can be to find the right people to fullfill vacancies plus the challenge of finding good jobs as a candidate. With this in mind we decided to create the only timber industry job platform of its type.

Increased Opportunities in wood working

Brooks Wood is a dedicated job portal for the wood industry and related trades. As an online portal we use new and emerging technologies to update our users instantly and automatically with the latest jobs and highly skilled talent. A seamless, efficient and cost effective solution to recruitment in the woodworking sector.