81. Trades & Services Jobs Available In Sydney trades Services jobs available in Sydney. JUNIOR GENERAL HAND/ TRADE ASSISTANT TEMPORARYPOSITION to 25 years servicing the construction/building industry as http://cracker.com.au/sydney/jobs/trades_and_services/search.aspx?categoryid=354

82. MCCTE Services- Sales Catalog to accompany the Construction/building Technology Cluster suggested strategies toteach the tasks TI21, Michigan Construction trades Mathematics Curriculum http://mccte.educ.msu.edu/cs/salescat/trades.asp

Services Career Topics Community College About MCCTE ... Contact Us MCCTE Services MCCTE Sales Catalog Sales Catalog Loan Library Task Lists Research Services ... Skill Standards Trades and Industries TI-3 Visual Imaging Technology Cluster Guide (91) This guide is developed to meet the needs of students by recognizing and accommodating changes in the field, and by integrating educational concepts with occupational training. The Visual Imaging Technology Cluster Program is designed to be competency-based and includes: preparation for making career decisions, a core of occupational knowledge and technical skill for those entering the workforce, basic employability skills, and coursework to develop entrepreneurial awareness, skills and opportunities. 242 pages TI-4 Visual Imaging Technology Instructional Guide (91) Designed to accompany the "Visual Imaging Technology Cluster Guide." The purpose is to provide teachers at the secondary level with sample instructional plans for each essential task in the Core and selected job specific tasks. These plans include suggested strategies to teach the tasks that were deemed essential by experts in the field. Also included are resource lists; student activities, current textbooks, A/V and software. 269 pages TI-5 Electromechanical Technology Cluster Guide (91) This guide provides a broad foundation of applied and transferable basic skills. Students in this cluster program will 1) become aware of the needs and future trends within electromechanical technology, 2) demonstrate communication, computation and problem-solving skills necessary for electromechanical occupations, 3) demonstrate operational proficiency using a variety of electromechanical equipment, 4) demonstrate competence in leadership and teamwork skills, and 5) acquire competencies common to several job titles within the electromechanical cluster. 60 pages

83. Tairawhiti Polytechnic | Gisborne, New Zealand | Trades Training There is constant demand for good trades people on skills involved in all sorts ofbuilding and mechanical you a good grounding in your chosen trade and prepare http://www.tairawhiti.ac.nz/default.asp?action=article&ID=107

84. MSN Money - The Speculator The Speculator Commissionfree trades and other scams showed up at the booth to startbuilding shelves and then marked up as a principal trade perfectly legal http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/P41488.asp

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money W eb Search: logoImg(document.location.protocol + "//sc.msn.com"); Money Home Investing Banking ... CNBC TV MSN Money Insight Jubak's Journal SuperModels Start Investing Strategy Lab ... Street Patrol Other Views Contrarian Chronicles TheStreet.com Resources Article Index Decision Centers Related Links Market Dispatches Stock Picks Message Boards Print-friendly version ... Send this to a friend Posted 2/20/2003 Related Sites Stock Scams 101 U.S. Secret Service Nigerian Advance Fee Fraud page Nigerian fraud email gallery Internet Fraud Complaint Center ... Read 'CEO Interviews on CNBC' The Speculator Recent articles: Why a bad golfer makes a better CEO A nice surprise may not mean a nice profit Investing lessons you can't refuse More... The Speculator Commission-free trades and other scams advertisement Cons are a part of investing and of life. Some are so audacious that they border on art. But most simply appeal to our free-lunch gene. By Victor Niederhoffer and Laurel Kenner A con man approaches the mark with the old story that he needs an honest man to finance a dishonest project. David W. Maurer, "The American Confidence Man"

85. Gar-Field High School Course Offering 2002 - 2003 and be interviewed for positions by prospective employers in the building tradesindustry. those found in the automotive industry is used to teach students the http://gar-field.org/departments/guidance/courses/off_site.htm

Gar-Field High School 2003-2004 Off-Site Programs BUILDING TRADES I (8515) (Forest Park HS) Grade: 11 Prerequisite: Construction Credits: 3 Application Required - see Counselor In Building Trades I students will be involved in all aspects of designing, building, remodeling and renovating a residential home in a construction lab. Students who successfully complete this phase with a "C" or better will have the opportunity to take Building Trades II. BUILDING TRADES II (8516) Grades: 11-12 Prerequisite: Building Trades I; Instructor's Approval and successful interview with industry Credits: 3 Building Trades II is an extension of Building Trades I and provides the student with an opportunity to develop his or her skills in a specific area of the building industry. This is a supervised, on-the-job instructional phase of the program. Students will apply and be interviewed for positions by prospective employers in the building trades industry. The student will work a minimum of 540 hours a year under the supervision of an employer. The instructor-coordinator will work with the on-the-job sponsor to develop an individualized training plan that identifies appropriate learning experiences related to the student's occupational objective. AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY I (850799) (TECH PREP) (Hylton HS) Grade: 11 Prerequisite: Foundations of Technology is recommended Credits: 2 Students prepare for ASE Certification Exams Application Required - see Counselor

86. The Chronicle: 4/4/2002: A Mission To Build Better Neighborhoods By Design Will you teach in your group s jobtraining programs? He shares the history of thetrades from a the philanthropic community know that the building trade is an http://philanthropy.com/free/articles/v14/i12/12004201.htm

Front Page Fund Raising Managing Nonprofit Groups Technology ... Help From the issue dated April 4, 2002 NEW ON THE JOB A Mission to Build Better Neighborhoods by Design By David Whelan Augusta Catalina Del Zotto was born in the Outer Mission, a working-class San Francisco neighborhood populated by a mosaic of first- and second-generation immigrants from many different countries. Except for a stint in a Syracuse, N.Y., graduate program, she has never lived away from her hometown. Now Ms. Del Zotto, the daughter of a stonemason, is returning to the community-organizing work she began at age 14 in San Francisco, this time by taking the reins of Asian Neighborhood Design. The organization was founded in 1973 by several Chinese-American architecture students who sought to improve conditions in the city's Chinatown by making apartments more livable through better design. The group, which has a yearly budget of around $3-million, still includes an in-house team of full-time architects on its 45-person staff, but now works throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. For example, after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake badly damaged a five-story, wood-frame apartment building in Oakland called the Madison Park Apartments, Asian Neighborhood Design served as the lead architect on a project to rebuild the structure as low-cost housing. The 98 units built by a nonprofit developer are now fully restored to their 1908 landmark design, except that they are also wheelchair-accessible and earthquake-resistant. The work received a preservation award from the California Preservation Association in 1996.

87. Construction Technology and other tools and equipment common to the trade. will be part of the building tradesexploratory cycle The program is designed to teach skills, ranging from http://www.ccts.tec.nj.us/Schools_of/School_of_Construction_Technology.html

Building Maintenance Building Trades Cabinetmaking and Millwork Carpentry ... Welding Building Maintenance • Special Needs Division: Gloucester Township Campus The Building Maintenance program provides students with foundation skills in all realms of factory, institution and commercial building upkeep and maintenance. Students receive units of instruction in safety, tool knowledge and equipment operation, including industrial cleaning and buffing machinery and power tools (table saws, skill saws, lathes, drills, power sanders and floor sanders). Instruction is given in basic units of carpentry, painting, introductory electricity and plumbing for fixture installation and receptacle maintenance, paneling and other interior wall maintenance repair and preparation, installation, repair and maintenance of various flooring materials, including tile, concrete, hardwood, carpeting, etc. Also included are basic glazing and screening procedures, installation and replacement of door frames, doors, and locking mechanisms and all areas of general carpentry and furniture refinishing and repair.

88. News Release school students are learning the building trade the old in the threecredit buildingTrades course. vocational education programs that teach practical building http://www.pwcs.edu/admin/newsreleases/nr221-03.html

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE N.R. #221, 3/31/03 Date: March 31, 2003 Contact: Irene Cromer STUDENT-BUILT HOUSE COULD BE SOMEONE’S DREAM HOME In a fenced-in enclosure behind Prince William County’s Forest Park High School, high school students are learning the building trade the old-fashioned way as they construct a 1,200 square foot, three bedroom house under the supervision of a licensed and certified building trades instructor. The fruits of their labor will be available for purchase later this spring, school officials say, as the house will be sold through a silent bidding process. Approximately twenty students from six of the school division’s eight high schools are bused to Forest Park every other day to participate in the three-credit Building Trades course. The students attend academic classes at their base schools on the days they do not come to Forest Park. Construction funding is provided by the school division and the Prince William County Vocational Foundation, an organization formed in 1974 to provide students with on-site vocational education programs that teach practical building trades skills. This is the seventeenth project constructed by the building trades students, but the first to be built as a modular home that will be transported by the purchaser to his own lot. The home is entirely stick-built by the students, with only the trusses prefabricated. The proceeds from the sale of this house will help finance the next one, to begin in the fall of 2003, as the sales of previous houses have financed the succeeding ones.

89. Continuing & Professional Studies comprehensive orientation to the trade and develop intensive course designed for buildingtrades professionals who the skills necessary to teach in continuing http://www.bcc.cuny.edu/ContinuingProfessionalStudies/default.cfm?ShowProg=34

90. Vocational Education Magazine Tech Directions is a trade journal for Technical Resources for the BuildingTrades- Reference material for teach-nology - The Art and Science of http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/vocational_ed/

Best Sites Curriculum Daily History Downloads ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Vocational Education Animation Training ... American Society for Training and Development (ASTD) - Provides leadership to individuals, organizations and society to achieve work related competence performance and fulfillment. America's Learning eXchange (ALX) - Connects users to career development, training and education, and employment resources important to remain competitive in today's workforce. ALX is one of four, complementary, web-based services offered free to the public by the U.S. Department of Labor through America's Career Kit. Association for Career and Technical Education - The largest national education association dedicated to the advancement of education that prepares youth and adults for careers. Bartending Training - Bartending training information for several major U.S. cities.

91. Serve DC Construction Supervisor Supervise and teach 1530 participants, skills in the construction and buildingtrades (including but not limited to framing, drywall, rough and finish http://cncs.dc.gov/cncs/cwp/view,a,3,q,521335.asp

Serve DC SERVE DC HOME VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS INFORMATION ...   REQUESTS Employment Opportunities Construction Supervisor, DC Habitat for Humanity The Construction Supervisor will work through DC Habitat for Humanity and will direct the building of homes with Sasha Bruce Youthbuild participants. DC Habitat for Humanity, the Washington, DC affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, seeks to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness in the nation's capital by building affordable, energy and resource efficient homes with God's people in need. DC Habitat for Humanity is currently beginning its largest initiative to date, a 53-home development in Northeast Washington, DC. The Sasha Bruce Youth Build Program is a comprehensive job training, education and leadership development program for at-risk young adults, ages 18-24. Youth receive paid, on-the-job construction skills training while building new homes and working toward earning their GED. Responsibilities Qualification Salary Apply ... Employment Application (DC Office of Personnel) Responsibilities Conduct on-the-job training on an affordable housing construction project.

92. Gary, East Chicago, Hammond Empowerment Zone what a career in a construction trade could be at the Youth Government and BuildingTrades site government, and community organizations worldwide teach adult and http://www.gechezone.com/offer_workforce.asp

Work force partnerships and training programs The Empowerment Zone works in partnership with local work force development organizations. Work force Development Work One Centers and the Welfare to Work Futures Program work as a team with local and regional employers to customize job training programs for area residents. This allows them to develop the job and interpersonal skills required to meet the needs of existing and new employers. The Empowerment Zone strives to reach Zone residents by utilizing grassroots outreach efforts, job skills training, support services, and resources available to assist them in reaching economic independence. The Empowerment Zone funds various organizations who provide industry-based job training programs to Zone residents. Targeted industries include: Construction Trades Computer Network Systems Healthcare Retail/Service Resources for Work force Development Hoosier Healthcare The Hoosier Training Association has trained hundreds of workers, ages 18-65, since its beginning in 1993. Home health trainees learn a variety of procedures during the 75-hour training course developed by the Indiana Home Care Association and taught by a Family Nurse Practitioner. A certified CPR instructor teaches the CPR portion of the class. Class size is small, 10-12 students, to ensure each student gets personal attention. Youth Government Building Trades The Youth Government Building Trades Partnership, in it's third year, is a multi-faceted approach to providing hands on learning for students and giving them a taste of what a career in a construction trade could be. Students start in a classroom and them go out to the site. They learn from the ground up and by the end of the year have learned about all aspects of construction. During the 2001-2002 school year the YGBTP students are constructing a home.

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