Build Real Construction Skills Before You Graduate
Train during your senior year through a hands-on construction pathway built to help students explore career opportunities, develop technical skills, and prepare for the future.
Prepare for the future
This program gives high school seniors the opportunity to build real construction skills before graduation through classroom learning and field-based training.
Students work through construction fundamentals with a strong emphasis on hands-on experience, technical growth, and workplace readiness. The goal is to help students explore career paths, strengthen employment skills, and take meaningful steps toward life after high school.
When?
Fall + Spring Semesters of Senior Year
What you learn
Each program covers a wide range of technical and non-technical skills critical to gaining an edge in the auto industry.
Technical Skills
Over two semesters, students work through a program centered around the NCCER Core curriculum, gaining exposure and training in a wide range of technical construction skills and workplace skills.
WORKPLACE READINESS Skills
In addition to technical training, students build essential non-technical skills that support long-term success in school, work, and future training opportunities.
Professional Workplace Skills
Financial Literacy
Job Application Coaching
Post-Graduation Planning
Critical thinking
What Students Should Know
Be a senior and on track to graduate
Be able to give up 3–4 class periods in the morning to attend
Have availability during the school day and school hours
Be currently in a capstone class
Preferably have no attendance or discipline issues
