
The Vocational Construction Technology program prepares adults for careers in the
construction trades. In partnership with the LA/OC Building and Construction Trades
Council, the program introduces participants to union apprenticeship opportunities
across North America.
Over 10 weeks, students attend evening classes Monday through Thursday from 5 - 9
pm. The program focuses on hands-on learning, safety training, basic construction
math, and job-readiness skills. Participants also explore different construction trades,
learn about union history, and connect with industry professionals.
Students must complete all the following courses:
- VBUS 340: Career Exploration
- VCNST 610: Vocational Construction Technology Module 1
- VCNST 620: Vocational Construction Technology Module 2
Students must also pass one the following courses:
- VBUS 400: Employability Skills
- VBUS 402: Workforce Power Skills
Participants must also:
- Be 18+ years or older
- Have a minimum 7th grade English & Math literacy
- Have proof of eligibility to work in the U.S.
- Pass a drug test
- Have a valid Driver's License
- Have a High school diploma, GED, or equivalent. (Those who don't have a high school
diploma, GED, or equivalent, must also enroll in such a program while in the construction
program.)