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Top trade schools for construction?

Hi all, I'm considering trade schools as an option after high school since I'm really interested in construction. Could you please suggest some of the best trade schools for construction in the US? I'm trying to get a feel for which schools to look into, and your input would be super helpful!

7 months ago

Hi there! It's great to see you considering trade schools as an option for pursuing your passion in construction. Here are some top trade schools in the U.S. known for their construction programs:

1. North Carolina's Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College - Their Construction Management and Sustainable Building programs focus on providing hands-on training, with the latter focusing on environmentally friendly construction specifically.

2. Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology - Their Construction Technology program prepares students for careers in construction management and includes coursework on construction materials, contract documents, and project management.

3. Pennsylvania College of Technology - They offer a range of construction-related programs, including Building Construction Technology, Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Technology, and Construction Management.

4. Louisiana State University's Construction Training and Education Center - They provide a Construction Technology and Management program that focuses on both hands-on construction training and the management skills required for project completion.

5. The National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) - Although not a trade school, NCCER is a widely recognized organization that offers certifications and training programs in construction, with both online and in-person courses available.

As you evaluate each school and program, consider factors such as location, program curriculum, hands-on training opportunities, certifications offered, and job placement success. Don't forget to reach out to these schools to ask specific questions and gather more information about the programs, resources, and career support they offer. Happy researching and good luck with your decision!

7 months ago

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