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I’m
interested in an Architecture
career … so, now what?
LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS:
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| Program:
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The
Ohio
State
University
Austin
E.
Knowlton
School
of Architecture
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| Admissions:
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For
Specific Information and Admission Requirements Contact:
Undergraduate
Admissions and First Year Experience
Enarson
Hall
154 West 12th Avenue
Columbus, Ohio
43210
Ph: 614/ 292-3980
E-mail:
askabuckeye@osu.edu
Web
site: www.undergrad.osu.edu
To
schedule a visit, go to: http://campusvisit.osu.edu/svcres/index.asp#cal
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| Contact
Information: |
Amy
Shaw
Undergraduate
Program
Coordinator
Austin
E.
Knowlton
School
of Architecture
275 West Woodruff Avenue
Columbus, Ohio
43210-1138
Ph: 614/292-1012
E-mail: ugadvisor@knowlton.osu.edu
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I’m interested in a Bricklaying & Cement
Finishing career … so, now what?
| LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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Masonry
Apprenticeship Bricklayers and Cement Finishers
Local Union #55
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| Qualified
instructors: |
Instructors
are trained at a specially designed program at the University
of
Tennessee
annually.
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| Tuition
cost: |
Books and
basic tool kit are provided at no cost.
There is no charge for classroom training.
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| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must have
high school diploma or GED.
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| Program
description: |
This is a four-year program that
includes 48 months of paid on the job training and 576 classroom
hours. Applications are accepted annually, typically in March.
It is recommended interested applicants call the contact
person for exact dates.
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| Contact
Information: |
Bob Basil
Bricklayers
& Cement Finishers
Local Union
# 55
1347 W. Fifth Ave.
Columbus,
OH 43212
Ph:
614/481-8155
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I’m interested in a CARPENTRY
career … so, now what?
| LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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South Central
Ohio District Council of Carpenters Apprenticeship
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| Qualified
instructors: |
Instructors
receive training at the International
Training
Center
annually.
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| Tuition
cost: |
There is no
charge for training.
|
| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must have high
school diploma or GED.
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| Program
description: |
The program
requires 5200 minimum hours of on-the-job training and 640 classroom
hours.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Doug Soma
South Central Ohio District Council of Carpenters JATC
1394 Courtright Rd.
Columbus, Ohio 43227
Ph: 614/236-4205
E-mail:
doug@ubcjatc.com
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| Program:
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Associated
Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio Chapter
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| Qualified
instructors: |
The
instructors are certified through the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
The program is approved by the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT); the Ohio State
Apprenticeship Council (OSAC); and accredited by the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
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| Tuition
cost: |
Costs
are typically paid by the student’s employer.
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| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must
be 18 years old and have high school diploma or equivalent.
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| Program
description: |
The
four-year program covers commercial and residential carpentry.
Students are eligible for college credit toward a
Construction Management/Technical Studies Associate Degree with
local college(s). Students
can earn money while learning the trade.
Students registered as apprentices must also complete 8000
hours of on-the-job training.
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| Contact
Information: |
Joe Frash
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.,
Central Ohio
Chapter
2222 Wilson Rd.
Columbus, Ohio
43228
Ph: 614-529-4300
E-mail: jfrash@centralohioabc.org
Web site: www.centralohioabc.org
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I’m interested in a career in the ELECTRICAL
TRADES … so, now what?
| LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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Electrical Trades
Center
Apprenticeship Program
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| Qualified
instructors: |
Instructors
are trained at a specially designed program at the University
of
Tennessee
annually.
|
| Tuition
cost: |
No
tuition, however apprentices are required to purchase necessary
books at cost.
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| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must be 18
years old before July 1, have a GED or high school diploma and a
credit in algebra.
|
| Program
description: |
The program for
Inside Wireman is five-years and students can earn money and receive
on the job training while attending classes. JATC also offers a
two-year residential program and a three-year installer technician
program. Interviews are held the first Monday of every month.
Completion rate is more than 90%.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Mike
Hassell
The Electrical Trades Center JATC
947 Goodale Blvd.
Columbus, Ohio
43212
Ph:614-463-5282
E-mail: hassell@colsjatc.org
Web site: www.colsjatc.com
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| Program:
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Associated
Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio
Chapter
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| Qualified
instructors: |
The
instructors are certified through the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
The program is approved by the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT); the Ohio State
Apprenticeship Council (OSAC); and accredited by the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
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| Tuition
cost: |
Costs
are typically paid by the student’s employer.
|
| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must
be 18 years old and have high school diploma or equivalent.
|
| Program
description: |
The
four-year program covers commercial, residential and industrial
electric. Students are
eligible for college credit toward a Construction
Management/Technical Studies Associate Degree with local college(s).
Students can earn money while learning the trade.
Students registered as apprentices must also complete 8000
hours of on-the-job training.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Joe Frash
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.,
Central Ohio
Chapter
2222 Wilson Rd.
Columbus, Ohio 43228
Ph: 614-529-4300
E-mail: jfrash@centralohioabc.org
Web site: www.centralohioabc.org
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I’m interested in an Engineering
career … so, now what?
| LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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University
of
Cincinnati
College
of
Engineering
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| Admissions: |
For
Specific Information and Admission Requirements Contact:
College
of
Engineering
Pre-Admissions Office
653
Baldwin
Hall
University
of Cincinnati
P.O. Box 210018
Cincinnati, Ohio
45221-0018
Ph:
513-556-5417
Web
site: engineering.preadmissions@uc.edu
To
make reservations for the College of Engineering Presentation
and a departmental visit which occurs at 2:00-3:30 p.m. each Friday,
contact engineering.preadmissions@uc.edu,
or link directly to http://www.eng.uc.edu/prospectivestudents/collegevisits/schedule.
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| Co-op
Opportunity
: |
Yes
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| Contact
Information: |
Julie
Burdick
501 Engineering Research Center
College
of
Engineering
University
of
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
45221-0018
Ph: 513-556-0025
E-mail: julie.burdick@uc.edu
Web site: www.eng.uc.edu
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|
| Program:
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The
Ohio
State
University
College
of Engineering
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| Admissions: |
For
Specific Information and Admission Requirements Contact:
Undergraduate Admissions and First Year Experience
Enarson Hall
154 West 12th Ave.
Columbus,
Ohio
43210
Ph: 614-292-3980
E-mail:
askabuckeye@osu.edu
Web site: www.undergrad.osu.edu
To
schedule a visit, go to: http://campusvisit.osu.edu/svcres/index.asp#cal
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| Co-op
Opportunity
: |
Yes
|
| Contact
Information: |
Lisa
Barclay, Recruiting Coordinator
The Ohio
State
University
122 Hitchcock Hall
2070 Neil Ave.
Columbus, Ohio 43210-1275
Ph: 614-292-2651
E-mail: barclay.4@osu.edu
Web site: www.eng.ohio-state.edu
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|
| Program:
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University
of
Dayton
School
of
Engineering
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| Admissions: |
For
Specific Information and Admission Requirements Contact:
Admission Office
300 College Park
Dayton, Ohio 45469-1300
Ph: 800-837-7433
www.admissions.udayton.edu
To schedule a visit, contact the
Campus Visit Coordinator at 800-837-7433, or submit your request
online at http://admission.udayton.edu/visitud/visitrequest.asp.
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| Co-op
Opportunity
: |
Yes
|
| Contact
Information: |
Office
of the Dean
Kettering Laboratories Room 266
University
of
Dayton
300
College Park
Dayton, Ohio
45469
Ph:
937-229-2736
E-mail: engr@udayton.edu
Web
site: http://engineering.udayton.edu
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|
| Program:
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The
University
of
Akron
College
of
Engineering
|
| Admissions: |
For
Specific Information and Admission Requirements Contact:
Office of Admissions
Simmons Hall
277 East Buchtel Hall
Akron, Ohio 44325-2001
Ph: 330-972-7077 or 800-655-4884
E-mail: admissions@uakron.edu
For
information about visiting, go to, www.uakron.edu/admissions/checkOut.php
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| Co-op
Opportunity
: |
Yes
|
| Contact
Information: |
The
University
of
Akron
College
of
Engineering
302
Buchtel Hall
Akron,
OH 44325
Ph: 330-972-7817
E-mail: ajulie1@uakron.edu
Web
site: www.uakron.edu
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|
| Program:
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The
University
of
Toledo
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| Admissions: |
For
Specific Information and Admission Requirements Contact:
The University of Toledo
Mail Stop 306
Toledo, Ohio 43606
Ph: 419-530-8700
E-mail: enroll@utoledo.edu
For information about visiting, go to
http://enrollmentservices.utoledo.edu/pages/campusvisit.asp
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| Co-op
Opportunity
: |
Yes
|
| Contact
Information: |
The
University
of
Toledo
College
of
Engineering
2801
W. Bancroft
Toledo,
Ohio 43606-3390
Ph:
419-530-8000
E-mail:
info@eng.utoledo.edu
Web
site: www.utoledo.edu
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I’m
interested in a HVAC (Heating Ventilation and Air
Conditioning)
career … so, now what?
| LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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Associated
Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio Chapter
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| Qualified
instructors: |
The
instructors are certified through the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
The program is approved by the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT); the Ohio State
Apprenticeship Council (OSAC); and accredited by the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
|
| Tuition
cost: |
Costs
are typically paid by the student’s employer.
|
| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must
be 18 years old and have high school diploma or equivalent.
|
| Program
description: |
The
four-year program covers commercial, residential and industrial
HVAC. Students are
eligible for college credit toward a Construction
Management/Technical Studies Associate Degree with local college(s).
Students can earn money while learning the trade.
Students registered as apprentices must also complete 8000
hours of on-the-job training.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Joe Frash
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.,
Central Ohio
Chapter
2222 Wilson Rd.
Columbus, Ohio
43228
Ph: 614-529-4300
E-mail: jfrash@centralohioabc.org
Web site: www.centralohioabc.org
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I’m interested in a Millwright career … so, now what?
| LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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Associated
Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio Chapter
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| Qualified
instructors: |
The
instructors are certified through the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
The program is approved by the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT); the Ohio State
Apprenticeship Council (OSAC); and accredited by the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
|
| Tuition
cost: |
Costs
are typically paid by the student’s employer.
|
| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must
be 18 years old and have high school diploma or equivalent
|
| Program
description: |
Comprehensive
five-year program. Students
are eligible for college credit toward a Construction
Management/Technical Studies Associate Degree with local college(s).
Students can earn money while learning the trade.
Students registered as apprentices must also complete 10,000
hours of on-the-job training.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Joe Frash
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.,
Central Ohio
Chapter
2222 Wilson Rd.
Columbus, Ohio
43228
Ph: 614-529-4300
E-mail: jfrash@centralohioabc.org
Web site: www.centralohioabc.org
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I’m interested in a MASONRY career …
so, now what?
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LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
|
Associated
Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio Chapter
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| Qualified
instructors: |
The
instructors are certified through the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
The program is approved by the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT); the Ohio State
Apprenticeship Council (OSAC); and accredited by the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
|
| Tuition
cost: |
Costs
are typically paid by the student’s employer.
|
| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must
be 18 years old and have high school diploma or equivalent.
|
| Program
description: |
The
three-year program covers commercial and residential brick and block
masonry. Students are
eligible for college credit toward a Construction
Management/Technical Studies Associate Degree with local college(s).
Students can earn money while learning the trade.
Students registered as apprentices must also complete 6000
hours of on-the-job training.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Joe Frash
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.,
Central Ohio
Chapter
2222 Wilson Rd.
Columbus, Ohio
43228
Ph: 614-529-4300
E-mail: jfrash@centralohioabc.org
Web site: www.centralohioabc.org
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I’m interested in a career as a PIPEFITTER … so, now what?
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LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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Associated
Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio Chapter
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| Qualified
instructors: |
The
instructors are certified through the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
The program is approved by the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT); the Ohio State
Apprenticeship Council (OSAC); and accredited by the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
|
| Tuition
cost: |
Costs
are typically paid by the student’s employer.
|
| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must
be 18 years old and have high school diploma or equivalent.
|
| Program
description: |
The
four-year program covers commercial, residential and industrial
pipefitting. Students
are eligible for college credit toward a Construction
Management/Technical Studies Associate Degree with local college(s).
Students can earn money while learning the trade.
Students registered as apprentices must also complete 8000
hours of on-the-job training.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Joe Frash
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.,
Central Ohio
Chapter
2222 Wilson Rd.
Columbus, Ohio
43228
Ph: 614-529-4300
E-mail: jfrash@centralohioabc.org
Web site: www.centralohioabc.org
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I’m interested in a career as a PLUMBER … so, now what?
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LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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Associated
Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio Chapter
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| Qualified
instructors: |
The
instructors are certified through the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
The program is approved by the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT); the Ohio State
Apprenticeship Council (OSAC); and accredited by the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
|
| Tuition
cost: |
Costs
are typically paid by the student’s employer.
|
| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must
be 18 years old and have high school diploma or equivalent.
|
| Program
description: |
The
four-year program covers commercial and residential plumbing.
Students are eligible for college credit toward a
Construction Management/Technical Studies Associate Degree with
local college(s). Students
can earn money while learning the trade.
Students registered as apprentices must also complete 8000
hours of on-the-job training.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Joe Frash
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.,
Central Ohio
Chapter
2222 Wilson Rd.
Columbus, Ohio
43228
Ph: 614-529-4300
E-mail: jfrash@centralohioabc.org
Web site: www.centralohioabc.org
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I’m interested in a career in ROOFING … so, now what?
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LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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Associated
Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio Chapter
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| Qualified
instructors: |
The
instructors are certified through the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
The program is approved by the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT); the Ohio State
Apprenticeship Council (OSAC); and accredited by the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
|
| Tuition
cost: |
Costs
are typically paid by the student’s employer.
|
| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must
be 18 years old and have high school diploma or equivalent.
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| Program
description: |
The
four-year program covers commercial, residential and industrial
roofing applications. Students
are eligible for college credit toward a Construction
Management/Technical Studies Associate Degree with local college(s).
Students can earn money while learning the trade.
Students registered as apprentices must also complete 8000
hours of on-the-job training.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Joe Frash
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio
Chapter
2222 Wilson Rd.
Columbus, Ohio
43228
Ph: 614-529-4300
E-mail: jfrash@centralohioabc.org
Web site: www.centralohioabc.org
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I’m interested in a career as a SHEET METAL
WORKER … so, now what?
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LOCAL
TRAINING OPTIONS: |
| Program:
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Associated
Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio Chapter
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| Qualified
instructors: |
The
instructors are certified through the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
The program is approved by the U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT); the Ohio State
Apprenticeship Council (OSAC); and accredited by the National
Center
for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
|
| Tuition
cost: |
Costs
are typically paid by the student’s employer.
|
| Applicant
qualifications: |
Must
be 18 years old and have high school diploma or equivalent.
|
| Program
description: |
The
four-year program covers commercial, residential and industrial
sheet metal work. Students
are eligible for college credit toward a Construction
Management/Technical Studies Associate Degree with local college(s).
Students can earn money while learning the trade.
Students registered as apprentices must also complete 8000
hours of on-the-job training.
|
| Contact
Information: |
Joe Frash
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc., Central Ohio
Chapter
2222 Wilson Rd.
Columbus, Ohio
43228
Ph: 614-529-4300
E-mail: jfrash@centralohioabc.org
Web site: www.centralohioabc.org
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