A five-week training program that provides marketable skill credentials and immediate, entry-level employment opportunities in construction work for unemployed, unskilled, or low-income adults. CTOP is free to those accepted into the program.

Career academy with construction-related classroom training and hands-on experience.

A two-year program that focuses on the development of skills leading to careers in the construction industry. The program is hands-on and students compete in the Skills USA program.

Promotes careers in construction equipment manufacturing, construction equipment distribution, and construction management and trades with information for students, teachers and parents. This includes a database of construction schools and scholarships, sample projects, resources for parents and a bulletin board where questions can be posted.

Interactive career fair for high school students to explore highway construction careers.

Training programs in plumbing and electrical.

A 32-hour, five- to six-week paid summer pre-placement work experience with a local electrical contractor.

Interactive career fair for high school students to explore building and highway construction careers.

A list of merit shop craft apprenticeship programs approved by Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and the Veteran's Administration.

Construction-related classroom training and hands-on experience. The program focuses more on technology than overall trades-work.