Construction Trades
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Learn to use construction equipment and technology
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Learn framing, roofing, siding, and finish carpentry for structures, in addition to laying block and foundations
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Learn to read blueprints
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Learn construction-related math concepts
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Develop skills for immediate employment with contractors and earn industry certifications
Advanced studies in Construction Trades for second-year students apply the fundamentals learned in the first year, as well as help students develop additional skills to qualify for immediate employment or apprenticeships in the field.
Watch our Construction Trades program video.
Electrical Wiring*
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Use professional tools and technology to install electrical wire, switches, and fixtures found in homes and businesses
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Read electrical plans, bend steel conduit, use national codes to plan layouts of power outlets, lights, and controls
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Attend field trips related to electricians, and travel to regional, state, and national SkillsUSA competitions
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Qualify for a paid apprenticeship through the Department of Labor
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Develop skills for immediate employment with contractors and energy companies, and earn industry certifications
Advanced studies in Electrical Wiring for second-year students help students to further develop additional skills of residential, commercial, and industrial wiring methods to qualify for immediate employment or apprenticeships.
Watch our Electrical Wiring program video.
Contact your high school counselor to apply!
*Indicates a program that is included in the Genesee County Career and Technical Education Early Middle College (GCCTEEMC) as a program option.