10 Construction Advanced Certificate Degree Programs

The Millwright Foundation Program consists of 24 weeks of foundation training and a 3 week (90 hour) practicum requirement and will provide the skills required for students to obtain level 1 technical training.

Students who complete the Welder Foundation program will receive Levels 1 and 2 technical training and 300 work-based hours credit toward completing their Welder Apprenticeship. Certified welders will qualify to test for Pressure Welding IT Procedure tests administered by Technical Safety BC (TSBC).

This program consists of the SkilledTrades – Heavy Mechanical Trades – Foundation training and a 2-week, mandatory work experience placement. There are four mechanical trades paths introduced in this program.

The BTEC Higher National qualifications in Construction are aimed at students looking to develop their career into management, higher technical and professional roles across the construction sector.

This course is for ambitious students who intend on a career in the construction industry but are unsure which aspect of construction will interest them.

This course is designed for students hoping to progress their technical expertise in preparation for roles in design and production for construction and building services engineering.

It seems that everyone around the country and the world wants a piece of the action in Florida. Our warm climate, gorgeous views, tourist attractions, and diverse populations make us one of the most attractive places to live, work, and visit. As one of the fastest-growing states in the country, according to the latest Census numbers, Florida is at the epicenter of construction and development. Are you ready to get your own piece of the action in building construction here in Florida? Let it start with an affordable education at Broward College.

The Electrician Applied Certificate Program is a great place to start. Learn how to install, test, replace and repair lighting fixtures, wiring, and electrical equipment, and how to read and interpret construction drawings. Plus, you’ll get lots of hands-on practice using standard tools of the trade. When you graduate, you’ll be prepared for an entry-level job. Trade time and academic credit may be available for graduates who find employment in the trade and register as apprentices.

This Level 1 course will teach you essential skills to prepare you for further training within the construction environment. You will learn about Health and Safety and the units listed below will help you to begin your journey towards employment within the construction industry or further study to enhance your employability. Principles of building construction, information and communication Contribute to setting out and building of masonry structures up to damp proof course

Under the direction of engineers and architects, computer-aided design (CAD) operators or drafters prepare drawings for various industries, including the architectural disciplines of civil and mechanical engineering.