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For the Contractors Asking “Do I Need College?” One of the most attractive things about pursuing a career in construction is that you do not need a college degree to break in – not many of us contractors are “classroom” people, right? But after spending a little time in the construction industry, you might start to notice how a college education can benefit you in a big way. Going after a college degree may not be altogether necessary, but it is a compelling option for some. In this article, we’ll go over the educational requirements for becoming a contractor and how having a college degree might affect your pathway to a career in construction. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ghZcmvm7

Offered through LSU, this program teaches students the skills necessary to work in residential construction. Graduates will be able to identify trends in the modern housing market, understand the project life cycle of residential construction, and apply residential construction design theory and techniques to their careers. The foundational curriculum in this program appeals to beginners who have a basic understanding of the construction industry and would like to see if this career pathway is for them. https://lnkd.in/gacTaw4P

Offered through LSU, this program teaches students the skills necessary to work in residential construction. Graduates will be able to identify trends in the modern housing market, understand the project life cycle of residential construction, and apply residential construction design theory and techniques to their careers. The foundational curriculum in this program appeals to beginners who have a basic understanding of the construction industry and would like to see if this career pathway is for them. https://lnkd.in/gacTaw4P

The countdown to Open Doors 2024 is on - find out how you can play your part to help people get into the construction industry:

The countdown to Open Doors 2024 is on - find out how you can play your part to help people get into the construction industry:

As small project the structure is the most important thing as it is for a bigger one since the most important part is the foundation. Every project have some specific facts in order to create and whole building base for that project. Make sure you don’t cut on budget in the more important part of the project because the beginning of every job is where the history begins #constructioncompany #buildingconstruction #safetyfirst #fairfieldcountyct

The upcoming introduction to #Construction three-day #Workshop at #Stockport College could be perfect for helping you to get a taster of the Construction sector. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/ARkn50QRZmu

When you realise what you are doing is having more of an affect than just in the workshop. #teaching #training #learning #learninganddevelopment #construction #constructionindustry #building #norfolk #norfolkcounty #eastcoast #eastanglia

If you currently work in construction, check out the question below and help educate the future workforce!

A quick one before I stop and am tempted by the ales people around me are drinking... We've another #ConstructionCast coming up on 12 Oct. I've called it 'Broken Buildings' - based on RAAC, PFI, School Collapses, etc etc. We've gathered a selection of experts to have a chat about why public sector buildings fail so regularly and spectacularly, what can be done and what people should do. More soon, but basic details here for now: https://lnkd.in/dwgZQ5y