Construction Technologies
Our Construction Technologies programs help students learn the skills they need to work in the building and construction industry. These hands-on programs teach how to build, repair, and install important parts of homes, schools, and businesses. Students learn by doing real projects and can earn certifications that prepare them for jobs right after high school or continued training. Below are the programs we offer:
Carpentry
Students learn how to build and fix things using wood, metal, and other materials. They practice using tools to cut, measure, and install items like doors, walls, and windows.
Available at: Delcastle, Hodgson, Howard, and St. Georges
Electrical Trades
Students learn how to install and fix electrical systems in homes, stores, and factories. This includes learning how to safely wire buildings and work with solar power systems.
Available at: Delcastle, Hodgson, Howard, and St. Georges
Heating, Ventilation & AC
Students train to install and fix heating and cooling systems. They learn how to read blueprints, connect wires and pipes, and keep buildings at the right temperature.
Available at: Delcastle and St. Georges
Industrial Mechanics / Millwright Technologies
Students learn how to repair machines used in large buildings or factories. They practice welding, pipefitting, and working with tools that fix engines and other equipment.
Available at: Hodgson
Masonry
Students learn how to build walls, walkways, and fireplaces using brick, stone, and concrete. They practice laying bricks and pouring concrete on real job sites.
Available at: Hodgson
Plumbing
Students learn how to install and fix pipes for water, gas, and other systems. They read blueprints and learn how to install sinks, toilets, and other plumbing parts.
Available at: Delcastle, Hodgson, and St. Georges
Sheet Metal Fabrication
Students train to make and install metal parts for air systems, roofs, and kitchens. They learn how to cut, shape, and put together sheet metal from blueprints.
Available at: Delcastle
Welding / Fabrication Technology
Students learn how to join pieces of metal using heat. They use welding tools to build and repair parts of buildings, ships, and machines.
Available at: Delcastle
