Find a career path that is uniquely designed to fit your needs, distinctively shaped to fit your personality and conveniently located in your backyard or anywhere across the United States . Whether you are joining the building industry directly out of high school, technical school, community college, registered apprenticeship, a 4-year university or seeking a boost in your career through additional training, promising opportunities are awaiting you.
APPRENTICESHIP
“Earn While You Learn” is the answer if you want to be paid a salary while your employer pays for your education. Carpentry, Electrical, Heating & Air Conditioning, and Plumbing Apprenticeship opportunities are available through the Builders Association of North Central Florida and Santa Fe Community College.
For more information, call Kelly Tate, Apprenticeship Coordinator, 352-395-5251, or visit: http://inst.sfcc.edu/~intech/apprenticeship.htm
HIGH SCHOOL DUAL ENROLLMENT PROGRAM
Begin your journey in High School. Through a partnership with Santa Fe Community College, School Board of Alachua County, and the Builders Association of North Central Florida, high school juniors and seniors now have the opportunity to dual enroll at SFCC in the School of Construction at SFCC for technical education in heating and air conditioning, electrical, plumbing, and carpentry. This exciting new program enrolled its first students in the Fall 2006 Semester.
For information contact:
Tony Pavai, Recruiter/Instructor,
School of Construction at Santa Fe Community College, 352-395-5048 Or email tony.pavai@sfcc.edu
TWO-YEAR & FOUR-YEAR DEGREES
The Building Construction program at Santa Fe Community College provides construction management training for entry-level practitioners in residential and light commercial construction. Two-year technical degrees are available where you can go direct to a jobsite or two-year preparation for transfer to a university such as the University of Florida where you can complete a degree in Building Construction (or related fields) or go on to complete a masters or PhD in any construction related field.
For information on SFCC Programs, contact Tom Mason, Academic Advisor, 352-395-5362 or visit:
http://inst.sfcc.edu/~bcn/
TASK TRAINING
The Builders Association of North Central Florida will be partnering with SFCC and other organizations to provide specialized training and educational seminars for anyone in the construction field. Employers can request specific task training for their employees and classes of general interest are under development such as Superintendent Training, Management, Leadership Development, and Computer Classes. For more information, call the BANCF Office at 352-372-5649.
For additional information on exciting and rewarding careers in construction visit
http://www.buildingcareers.org/
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