21. CCAC, Union Offer Associate Degree To Building Trades Workers - 2002-03-26 - Pit associate degree program for workers in the building trades. the Painters and Appliedtrades Technology program CCAC instructors will teach the classes, most http://www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/stories/2002/03/25/daily13.html?jst=s_cn_h

22. College Of The Rockies - Aboriginal Services teach entrepreneurial skills needed to seize the tourism dollars that come into intheir choice of any COTR welding, mechanical or building trades programs in http://www.cotr.bc.ca/sservices/aboriginal.asp

adventures in life and learning search admissions/registration distance / online courses programs/courses ... college home Access Education - Student Services Aboriginal Services The College of the Rockies is committed to providing advice and support for aboriginal people seeking further education at College of the Rockies or elsewhere. Acknowledgement of Territory First Nations Education Programs College of the Rockies First Nations Student Association Bursaries and Scholarships ... Weblinks The Coordinator of First Nations Education , First Nations Student Association and the First Nations Program Access Committee work together to assist First Nations students. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF TERRITORY The College of the Rockies serves the communities of the East Kootenays and is located in the traditional Ktunaxa/Kinbasket Territory. The five Bands that reside in the traditional territory are named: Columbia Lake First Nation Shuswap First Nation Lower Kootenay Band Tobacco Plains Band St. Mary’s Band.

23. Surveying And Assessing The Environmental Compatibility Of A Building Constructi the luxury of team teaching this activity with our building trades instructor. Wecombine our classes for the duration of the project. I teach the biological http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/AEC/AEF/1995/barbee_site.html

Surveying and Assessing the Environmental Compatibility of a Building Construction Site By Jan Barbee Abstract Type of Activities: This project requires a vast amount of hands-on experimentation, data analysis, cooperative/interdisciplinary learning, community involvement, and job shadowing/career awareness as students examine an area of land and assess its suitability for construction purposes. Target Audience: I utilize this project in biology classes after the students have completed a unit of study on ecosystems. This project is designed to apply all of the knowledge and skills that the students have mastered. This project would also be very well suited for environmental studies. Background Information This is the final project after an extensive study of ecosystems. I spend nearly nine weeks on ecosystems. I cover plants and animals, climatology, types of ecosystems, components of ecosystems, cycles in ecosystems, and changes in ecosystems. Only after the students have completed these tasks are they able to carry out this project. The Project The students will be assigned an area of land. This land must be closely examined and studied to assess its suitability for construction purposes. I have the luxury of team teaching this activity with our building trades instructor. We combine our classes for the duration of the project. I teach the biological aspects of the project while he focuses on the construction and business side of the project. We select an actual future construction site. The stages of the project are listed below.

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Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home Site Map MDOC Home ... Contact Us Growth Through Partnerships Since 1999, The Michigan State Housing Development Authority ( MSHDA Habitat for Humanity Michigan Army National Guard Department of Career Development ... Saginaw Correctional Facility . Oversight and inspections will be provided by the staff at the Bureau. Great successes have developed through partnerships dedicated to providing decent and affordable housing to Michigan's low-income citizens, and to assist in the reentry of inmates into society. These partners provide products, services, and their expertise to the Prison Build Program. We are grateful. A brief introduction is provided on who are partners are, and what their contribution, as well as a further link to their websites is provided. Our desire and ability to partner with a variety of organizations is based on a win-win approach. Without this integrated approach, the system is interrupted. The following major players assist in this endeavor: Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC): Wardens and staff have implemented a build and delivery system not previously in place; building trades instructors not only teach course content, but orchestrate the actual building of housing components; chaplains assist in the re-integration of the parolee into society.

25. Building Trades building trades is a twoyear program designed to teach basic and technicalskills in carpentry, electrical wiring, masonry, and plumbing. http://cov.k12.ms.us/votech/building_trades.htm

BUILDING TRADES is a two-year program designed to teach basic and technical skills in carpentry, electrical wiring, masonry, and plumbing. Students receive instruction in all phases of the construction industry including the use of equipment, selection and cost of materials, and reading of blueprints. Building Trades is involved in the "Wheels of Learning" program with the construction industry. Students completing the program have a chance to work in the summer, and upon graduation with a construction company in the state of Mississippi.

26. San Francisco Building And Construction Trades Council - Organized Labor Back Is teach us how to make the labor movement stronger and greater. Dedication is onlyone of the reasons for the outstanding success of the National building trades http://www.sfbctc.org/orglabo4.htm

Published since January 1900 Special ON-LINE Edition More Back Issues (Editorial) From Organized Labor , Monday, June 22, 1998 THE BUILDERS By Stan Smith Executive Secretary San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council I want to take this opportunity to thank all those building trades workers and their families and friends who worked so hard to defeat Proposition 226 , as well as those who voted against it. If you are not one of those who worked in the campaign, you owe a thank you to those who did. Also, all of us need to make a commitment to be active when the next anti-worker issue comes before us. I keep hearing congratulations, I didn't think you could do it. Some coming from union people. My answer? Why weren't you involved. I was not surprised that once the working people, especially union workers, heard the effects of Proposition 226 it would be voted down. Unlike some of the sponsors and radio talk hosts, I don't think workers are a bunch of saps or fools. They understand perfectly how Proposition 226 would affect their standard of living. All it takes is to be sure working people get the proper information and they will make the right decision as to what is best for their livelihood.

27. San Francisco Building And Construction Trades Council - Organized Labor Back Is Unfortunately, there were some trade workers who crossed their own our children, andteachers that teach, not some keeps his word to the building trades, and I http://www.sfbctc.org/orglabo3.htm

Published since January 1900 Special ON-LINE Edition Back Issues (Editorial) From Organized Labor , Monday, July 26, 1999 By Stan Smith Executive Secretary San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council As the Presidential election starts to come to the voters's attention, George Bush Jr. appears to be the anointed candidate for the Republicans. The only discussion seems to be who will be his vice president candidate and will his campaign fund match the national budget. And Al Gore is somewhat in the same position with the Democrats, but there is a slight chance Bill Bradley could overtake Gore, depending on rather the good or the bad of the Clinton Administration rub off on him. Now is also the time the anti-worker organizations come out from under the rocks to peddle their misery. Now is the time these anti-worker organizations start throwing money around attached to their anti-worker legislation. Now is the time they use the promise of contributions to pressure a congressperson or senator in a marginal district to support legislation that weakens workers rights' wages and benefits. And guess who just crawled out from under their own rock after a long hibernation but the construction workers old nemesis the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC). They have been pretty quiet politically for the last few years after getting their ears pinned back on both prevailing wages and project labor agreements. But now is the time to fire up their anti-workers rhetoric, disguised as the American way.

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BCT Program Links: Associate Degree: Occupational Technology (Basic Construction Trades Career Path) Certificate Programs: Basic Construction Trades Woodworking Additional Information: Contact Us New Training Facility Back To: BCT Homepage Construction Homepage IT Homepage TTC Homepage B a s i c C o n s t r u c t i o n T r a d e s P r o g r a m Looking For A Job? If you are looking for a job, the Basic Construction Trades Program can teach you the skills you need to work in residential construction. Charleston is experiencing a construction boom and skilled construction workers are in demand. South Carolina is expected to have an increase of 15,520 new jobs in construction trades. What Is The Basic Constructions Trades Program? The Basic Construction Trades program at Trident Technical College, offers 2 certificates and an Associate Degree which will provide you with skills to enter into or advance in the construction field. The Basic Construction Trades and Woodworking Certificates are short 2 to 3 semester long programs designed to teach specific construction skills. The

30. Features Item : Mold Prevention: Trades Can Work Together Posted on 10/29/2002. Mold Prevention trades Can Work Together. By Bruce M.Small, PE. Schools of engineering typically teach building science in a http://www.wconline.com/CDA/ArticleInformation/features/BNP__Features__Item/0,32

Saturday, Jun 12 Search Archives Subscribe Online Current Features Web-Only Features ... Want to use this article? Click here for options! Posted on: 10/29/2002 Mold Prevention: Trades Can Work Together By Bruce M. Small, P.E. There is no reason that well-designed and well-built modern buildings should go moldy. Walls and ceiling surfaces are usually where a building occupant first notices mold. Sometimes, it arises in cold spots where insulation is inadequate or has settled over time. Mold often shows up first as a stain from a water leak, gradually getting darker as the mold colonizes within the damp area. Inevitably, we all point at the wall or ceiling first, even if it is far removed from the actual source of moisture penetration and mold growth. Mold growth in buildings should be considered a mishap, not an inevitable consequence of age. Such mishaps are fully preventable and fully fixable. The more every contractor knows about how to prevent mold growth, the more likely we are to build good buildings that stay free of microbial contamination. The mechanisms of mold growth Still, many buildings do get wet inside in a number of different ways:

31. DelmarLearning.com - Catalog Item Detail and Delmar Learning, the Residential Construction Academy Series is the perfectway to teach essential workplace skills to people new to the building trades. http://www.delmarlearning.com/Browse_CatalogDetail.asp?XXID=12172&ISBN=140183837

32. Northwest Indiana News: Nwitimes.com - News: Building An Education CEDAR LAKE/LOWELL Trade class will teach high schoolers A new building trades classwill offer up to 24 students the opportunity to learn how to build a http://www.nwitimes.com/articles/2004/03/15/news/lake_county/67cd9f55eaae15a6862

Monday, March 15, 2004 About us Contact us Help Services ... Ski reports Sponsored by: TriCorp Wireless Lake County Porter County Local Illinois ... Nation and World Building an education CEDAR LAKE/LOWELL: Trade class will teach high schoolers how to construct a home. BY DIANE KRIEGER SPIVAK Times Correspondent ADVERTISEMENT CEDAR LAKE When students head to Hanover Central High School's newest class this fall, they'll be toting hammers and wearing hard hats. A new building trades class will offer up to 24 students the opportunity to learn how to build a house from the ground up. "It's a class that (Superintendent) Dr. (Michael) Livovich has been wanting to put together and we've been discussing it for the last five or six years," Principal Joe Fetty said. The class is being coordinated through local unions and will draw students from a vocational consortium that includes Hanover, Crown Point and Tri-Creek schools. Hanover already has 10 or 11 students signed up for the class, while Tri-Creek has committed six students to the daily three-hour class. The program will be only the third in Lake County, with others operated by East Chicago and Merrillville schools.

33. Building Contractors Supply And Demand Jon Mindurski s building trades classes are now building a house per Time that couldbe used to teach job skills must be spent on teaching such basics as http://www.cbes.org/SL Building Contractors.html

Building Contractors Supply and Demand On the Eastern Shore of Virginia key: economics, building contractors, technical education, eastern shore of virginia A brief overview of the trades. Who hasn't heard it ­ "I can't get anyone to even come and give me an estimate, let alone do the work!" or "My business can't find enough people who are steady and ready to work every day, let alone have skills or smarts!" There are (some) answers to these complaints. The entry level work-force is not well trained, but there are several plans now afoot to provide training. There are a number of well respected contractors, but not enough to service demand. More may emerge locally, but "across the Bay" and "up the road" businesses are seeking ­ and getting - a market share here on the Shore. In Vocational Education, nowadays known as Technical Education, much is changing. There are currently three local sources of training: Eastern Shore Community College, the Accomack and Northampton school systems, and a small federally funded program called Build For the Future. This year's goal is to build three houses for low income residents of Fairview, and to "graduate" the students into jobs in the larger community. This program has funding, but needs more participation. If you have difficulties manning programs with trainees, then perhaps it is true that there is a shortage of motivated, trainable people. Hopefully that's not so, and this program will gain the numbers it should be serving.

34. Vocational Education Courses ~ WEHS 2000-2001 Students in the building trades program are involved in a projects in the shop, includingthe building of garages The program will teach the use of a CAD system http://www.wmsvcsd.wnyric.org/east/catalog/vocational-ed.htm

Vocational Education - Harkness COURSE COURSE CODE # LENGTH CREDIT Auto Technologies 1 Auto Technologies 2 (Mechanics) A+ Computer Repairs 1 Building Trades 1 Building Trades 2 Computer Aided Drafting 1 Computer Aided Drafting 2 Cisco 1 Early Childhood 1 Early Childhood 2 Cosmetology 1 Cosmetology 2 Dental Lab 1 Dental Lab 2 Electrical Systems 1 Electrical Systems 2 Culinary Skills 1 Culinary Skills 2 Health Careers 1 Landscaping/Floral Design 1 Landscaping/Floral Design 2 Occupational Skills Mach Tool Operation 1 Mach Tool Operation 2 Multi-Occupations Criminal Justice 1 Criminal Justice 2 Medical Assisting 1 New Visions Education Program Practical Nursing 1 Rehabilitation Therapy 1 Technical Electronics 1 Technical Electronics 2 Connections (Millard Fillmore) Hotel Hospitality The Commercial Art Program is a two-year program. The first year is primarily devoted to the fundamentals of commercial art with a study of basic structure, perspective, design, color harmony, composition and typography. The student uses such media as pencil, pen and ink, technical pens, felt markers, mechanical instruments, and designer’s colors and various silk screen processes. The second year of study includes advertising layout, typography and type setting, technical illustration, specialized uses of the airbrush, mechanical art, color separation and graphic design. Also included in the second year is basic offset printing procedure which involves offset camera work, plate making, color separations and press operations.

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36. ACTE Special Needs Division Awards Sponsored By Valpar Appointed as Program Coordinator in 1998, he was assigned to organize, implement,administer, and teach building trades skills to students enrolling in the new http://www.valparint.com/snd_2001.htm

2001 VALPAR Outstanding Special Needs Program Awards ACTE - Association for Career and Technical Education Special Needs Division Valpar International annually presents this award at the ACTE Special Needs luncheon to outstanding programs in the nation, and congratulates this years awardees. Outstanding Secondary Special Needs Program Mingus Union High School Building TradesProgram , Cottonwood, Arizona. The Program Coordinator: Dave Dumas Dave Dumas, Program Coordinator Facing ongoing challenges with at-risk students, those who have difficulty communicating in English, and those who don’t have basic math skills, Mr. Dumas created an environment of collaboration between students and teacher - especially those that are bilingual, and where self-esteem is built through peer education and working together in groups. As a result, all students eventually enjoy some measure of success. Recent graduates have found gainful employment as a direct result of this program, despite the area’s high unemployment rate. Graduates may not always continue in the building trades field, but they all feel that the skills acquired through the program have helped with productivity, creativity and success in their lives. Outstanding Postsecondary Special Needs Program The Academic Services Center, North Dakota Sate College of Science

37. FAQ Tuition Reimbursement more than 20 hours per week taking courses to become certified to teach representedby either Locals 950, 1053, 1616 or the building trades Council or the http://www.milwaukee.k12.wi.us/pages/MPS/Employment_Human_Resources/FAQ/Tuition

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38. Construction Trades Press - Reviews textbook or required reading for anyone in the building tradescontractors, carpenters posethree reasons to buy Math To Build On This book will teach you how http://www.constructpress.com/review.html

"This book should be a standard textbook or required reading for anyone in the building tradescontractors, carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and all the restand will likely turn into a classic text for any vocational school or class." Webpointers.com His work so impressed Swarthmore's Geometry Forum that they now host a special section on Math to Build On, including the superb sections on measuring angles, degrees and right triangles. If you ever wondered whether you couldn't understand Math because of your own inadequacy or the teacher's inability you owe it to yourself to read Johnny Hamilton." Popular Mechanics - Roy Berendsohn (May 1997) "...we can pose three reasons to buy Math To Build On . One is that you need help with your math, and the second is that you're good at math but you need a handy reference for areas, volumes, conversions, and basic trigonometry. The third reason is that one of your kids needs help in math. To a large extent, the book's success derives from the the fact that the authors are not professional mathematicians. They haven't forgotten how ordinary people can struggle with math." Fine Homebuilding - Scott Gibson (December 1993 / January 1994) "Based on the idea that math is a practical skill...Learn enough about triangles, for instance, and you'll learn how to lay out conduit or ductwork correctly and quickly. The text is easy to follow and has plenty of diagrams and sample problems...the authors' approach really makes sense."

39. JS Online: Students Make Selves At Home Hartford program built to prepare them for construction trade, teach key skills. Theexperience can open the door to careers in the building trades for some http://www.jsonline.com/news/ozwash/jun02/48366.asp

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40. Grand Ideas For The Nation's Heritage - 23 23 Equip the building trades with an understanding firms, not only historic buildingspecialists but further education colleges who teach trainee bricklayers http://www.savebritainsheritage.org/25/25-23.htm

Equip the building trades with an understanding of traditional repair techniques In many parts of the country, even if an owner recognises that they require builders with a knowledge of traditional skills to repair an historic building, it can be very difficult to find one. There are simply no longer enough firms with these skills . Many of these skills are not necessarily difficult to learn and could be acquired by general building firms, not only historic building specialists - but the will and motivation is often lacking. The scale of the problem is vast. One solution, a long-term measure advocated by the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB), is to train the lecturers at further education colleges who teach trainee bricklayers, roofers, joiners etc, traditional building techniques and ensure that these skills are a component of GNVQ courses. SPAB also emphasises the incalculable importance of practical experience. At Stowe the National Trust is hoping to establish a project to take on trainee tradesmen and put them to work under supervision on the restoration of the miles of boundary walls as part of their training. The Getty Grant Fund pioneered making such training a condition of grant aid. It should now become a condition of repair and restoration projects grant aided by the Heritage Lottery Fund, English Heritage, Historic Scotland, Cadw and the Environment and Heritage Service in Northern Ireland. index Introduction

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