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Homes, schools, stores, hospitals, stadiums, utilities, roads... everything starts with construction. And construction starts with skilled individuals who can pick up their tools and create something new.
But without a sustainable way to pass skills and knowledge from one generation to the next, many important trades - and the very infrastructure of the modern world - are at risk of fading away.
Construction companies offer training and professional development to employees through in-house programs.
High schools, middle schools and other secondary institutions offer career and technical education to students.
Community colleges, trade schools and universities offer skilled trades training.
Associations, government organizations and nonprofits provide skilled trades education programs.
Successfully creating a skilled trades education program means combining in-depth understanding from two very different fields—most aspiring providers only have a background in one or the other.
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