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Construction Technology Program Description:

The Construction Technology curriculum provides students with training in all phases of residential construction. Students participate in the construction of a full modular house. Students receive instruction in the safe and proper operation of tools and power equipment, reading construction plans and specifications, and the application of math skills. They also receive practical experience in structural framing techniques, window installation, siding, and roofing.

These skills are utilized as the student progresses through the shell construction of a single family residence, floor framing, wall framing, roof framing and roofing. During the second semester students complete construction of the residence which includes siding, doors, windows, insulation, drywall, interior trim, mechanical system (plumbing) and electrical systems. Estimating and scheduling skills are refined and practiced. An introduction to commercial construction methods and materials completes the experience.

Special Feature: Our program is certified by the Wheels of Learning Core Curricula, which allows students the opportunity to earn a Certificate of Competency upon completion of the program.  (National Standards, also AGC: New England Standard)

Career Opportunities: Graduates of this program may work for building contractors or construction companies, many of which specialize in rough framing, finish carpentry, siding or roofing. They may also work for remodeling companies, which require a general knowledge of many areas. The same is true for many companies that have ongoing construction and maintenance needs (manufacturing, resort and property management). Graduates of the program could also choose to continue their education.

Occupations Possible After High School:
Carpenter's Help
Framing Carpenter
Finish Carpenter
Drywall Installer
Siding Applicator
Roofer
Electrical Apprentice
Plumber Apprentice

Careers Requiring Further Education:
Estimator
Project Manager
Safety Inspector
Supervisor
Construction Engineer
Project Superintendent
Building Contractor
Architect

Embedded Credit: 1 Mathematics

 

 

 

 

 

Box 738,    RT 15 West   Hyde Park,  VT  05655     802.888.4447