Training programs in facilities maintenance and electrical.

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

Provides training to workers entering the construction industry and offers an accredited craft training program.

A registered structured apprenticeship program with 63 construction industry apprentice sponsors. Administered by the U.S. Department of Labor. Additional program information is located on the CareerOneStop website's apprenticeship page: http://www.careeronestop.org/EducationTraining/Find/ApprenticeshipOffices.aspx

Enhances the image of skilled construction workers and provides recruitment and training opportunities throughout Alabama. Funded through a state-required fees levied on commercial contractors. It is a partnership between the Construction Users Roundtable, Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama, the Associated General Contractors of Alabama, and the Alabama Construction Trade Unions.

Introduces high school students to career opportunities in the architecture, construction and engineering industries. Students meet weekly with mentors, desigining projects, touring construction sites and completing hands-on solutions to real world challenges. Team projects involve AutoCAD and activities with a special focus on enhancing math, physics and economics skills.

Training programs in facilities maintenance.

A computer-based, self-paced, interactive tool that addresses the training needs of the Hispanic workforce. This tool also has a component that provides insight into how a construction organization or business can publicize its outreach efforts within the Hispanic community at large. Produced by a partnership of HBI, NAHB, Lowe's Commercial Services and Retention Education.

Focuses on low-income minorities and women and green construction.

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