Training Curriculum

WHAT TO EXPECT

Throughout the course, students will have the opportunity to practice the skills learned in each weekly session.

Qualified Instructors

Throughout the course, students will have the opportunity to practice the skills learned in each weekly session.

Hands-On Training

The class will involve hands-on training where students practice the skills they learned in a controlled environment.

Certificate

At the conclusion of our 6-week, 8-week, and 12-week courses, students will be awarded a certificate of completion. This certificate serves as evidence of their proficiency in their chosen trade.

Our Course Goals:

Each participant will acquire a profound understanding of the prerequisites for pre-apprenticeship in a range of trades. They will be thoroughly equipped to serve as assistants or helpers on construction sites in today’s industry.

Our Course Goals:

Each participant will gain a deep understanding of the requirements for apprenticeships in various Trades. They will be well-prepared to serve as an assistant or helper on construction sites in today’s industry.

Courses Overview

In this course, our Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) 10 -Hour – two-day Program aims to provide participants with a basic understanding of workplace hazards and the knowledge to recognize and address them safely. Successful completion of OSHA-10 training will receive an OSHA 10-Hour card and certificate which serves as proof of completion. It may be required by some employers or job sites.

In this course, participants will learn: 1) the basics of carpentry, including drywall repair and installation, framing, laying out ceilings, code industry terminology and safety, 2) how to frame up walls, hand doors, install windows, and to identify and use power tools associated with the trade, 3) practical skills and safety awareness through hands-on experience, and 4) trade terminology and construction math.

In this course, participants will learn: 1) the basics of electricity, including theory, ode circuitry, and safety, 2) how to identify different types of wires, cables, outlets, and switches, 3) how to lay out and install different types of circuits, including outlets, lighting, and service distribution panels and, 4) trade terminology and construction math.

In this course, participants will learn: 1) the basics of HVAC, various types of tubing used in air conditioning heating, refrigerator, types of fitting, bending, soft soldering tubing, and black iron work, 2) how to identify and use power tools associated with the trade, 3) practical skills, safety awareness through hands-on experience, and 4)trade terminology and construction math.

In this course, participants will learn: 1) the basics of painting and decorating, including theory and safety, 2) all aspects of interior and exterior finishes such as; painting, staining, finishing surfaces, stripping and preparation, brush, roller, and spray painting skills, 3) practical skills and safety awareness hands-on experience, and 4) trade terminology and construction math.

In this course, you will learn the basics of plumbing, including theory, code, and safety. You will learn how to install toilets, bathroom and kitchen sinks, faucets, flushometers and diverter valves. You will also learn how to solder copper pipes together as well as install PVC and black iron piping. We will also learn about water supply systems along with drain, waste, and venting. Do all this while learning trade terminology and construction math.