Construction is an exciting industry that offers multiple career opportunities, is well-paid, and is growing day by day impacting positively on society and the world. Just a few of the construction professions in high demand are carpenter, pipefitter, welder, electrician, project manager, and crane operator. The opportunities in this industry are much broader than you can imagine. But this industry demands craft professionals and skilled individuals so, this training program will lead you on a path to your new construction career.
Benefits in the construction industry
Financial benefits and competitive salaries.
Opportunities for career mobility and advancement.
Combine knowledge, skills, and artistic expression.
Lasting impact on people and communities.
Impact positively on the environment.
Outcome
Skilled construction professionals with enough knowledge, tools, and techniques at a basic level to develop tasks in complex structures.
Goals
1. Train the workforce in the introduction of basic construction skills.
2. Create a network of contacts between the communities of the construction industry.
3. Contribute to closing the gap of knowledge and give the workforce tools and techniques to reinsert successfully in the marketplace.
FREE Program available in English and Spanish
Introduction to Basic Construction Skills prepares individuals for entry-level positions.
The program is 80 hours long.
The program is free.
Q: What are the RHCA National Training & Safety Foundation and the Regional Hispanic Contractors Association Workforce Training Program?
A: The RHCA National Training & Safety Foundation and the Regional Hispanic Contractors Association Workforce Training Program is a program that teaches the NCCER CORE Curriculum (National Center for Construction Education and Research), the foundation for a successful career in the construction industry. It is a great way to develop your skillset and earn a valuable Industry certificate.
Q: Who is eligible for the program?
A: Anyone who is a minimum of 16 years old.
Q: What will I learn in the program?
A: In the program, you will learn the NCCER CORE Curriculum, which covers the following topics:
Q: How long is the program?
A: The program is 80 hours long. It is offered in both day and evening classes.
Q: How much does the program cost?
A: The program costs $0.
Q: What will I earn after completing the program?
A: After completing the program, you will earn an NCCER CORE Certificate of Completion. This certificate is recognized by employers throughout the construction industry.
Q: Where can I learn more about the program?
A: To learn more about the program, please visit https://www.nccer.org
Q: What are the benefits of completing the program?
A: There are many benefits to completing the CORE Program, including:
Q: How do I enroll in the program?
A: To enroll in the program, contact Cesar Barajas at 972-786-0909 or email cesar@regionalhca.org
