Construction Trades, equipping individuals with fundamental skills in various aspects of building construction.
This instructional program prepares students to apply knowledge and skills in the construction technology field. Instruction of basic skills is provided in a variety of areas associated with building construction such as carpentry, masonry, plumbing, heating, and electrical. Instruction includes but is not limited to blueprint reading; cost estimating; uses of hand and power tools; cutting, fitting, fastening, and finishing various materials; and applying technical specifications and knowledge concerning the physical properties of materials.
Career Skill LevelsThe various skill career levels for technical college high school: beginning, intermediate, advanced.
Program Opportunities
Certifications
- NCCER CORE
- NCCER Construction Technology
- OSHA 10/Career Safe
Career Pathways
Building Maintenance Repairer, Construction and Building Inspector, Building Supervisor, Building Trades Instructor, Construction Supervisor, Maintenance Supervisor, Brick Mason/Block Mason, Plumber, Carpenter, Welder, Electrician
CIP 46.9999
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