12th Grade Construction Trades Resources

Explore career opportunities in the Architecture & Construction industry within Design, Pre-Construction, Construction, and Maintenance operations. Understand roles and responsibilities in these fields, gaining insights into possible career paths. Enhance knowledge of industry-specific skills and technical expertise.

Explore the pathways within the Building and Construction Trades sector, focusing on career opportunities and industry trends. Gain the ability to navigate various pathways and identify potential career paths, enhancing decision-making and planning skills in this expanding industry.

Explore fundamental concepts and hands-on techniques in construction trades, emphasizing proficiency in tools and mastery of skills such as masonry, carpentry, and electrical work. Learners will gain comprehensive insights into industry-specific tasks, enhancing their understanding of foundational practices and material applications within construction. Building confidence in these skills will prepare individuals for successful engagement in construction projects.

Explore foundational knowledge in key construction trades, focusing on crucial roles such as plumbers, electricians, and masons. Gain proficiency in identifying trade-specific tasks, using correct terminology, and understanding basic tools and materials. Enhance foundational skills in construction principles.

Discover the core concepts of geometric constructions by focusing on creating angle bisectors, perpendicular bisectors, and parallel lines. Develop a deeper understanding of geometric principles to perform accurate constructions, enhancing problem-solving and spatial reasoning abilities.

Examine the various types of building construction, with an emphasis on fire-resistive techniques and the materials utilized in each type. Gain insight into different construction categories and their associated risks, enhancing the ability to identify each type and assess potential hazards.

Examine the distinctions between careers in skilled trades and those requiring professional degrees by focusing on their key characteristics and educational paths. Enhance understanding of various job roles, the necessary skills and qualifications, and the implications on the job market. Develop career decision-making skills and broaden awareness of diverse professional opportunities.

Examine the diverse roles and critical skills required in the residential construction industry, emphasizing future demand trends through 2028. Understand industry standards and acquire practical competencies essential for pursuing construction careers.

Explore the essential trades and tools in construction, such as plumbing, masonry, electrical work, and HVAC. Gain an understanding of the various roles of tradespeople and develop mastery of the key vocabulary and concepts related to building processes.

Explore fundamental concepts and trades within the construction industry, including plumbing, masonry, electrical, and HVAC systems. Gain an enhanced understanding of material usage, tool identification, and the diverse responsibilities of construction tradespeople, aimed at developing practical skills and comprehensive knowledge in this field.

Exploring the fundamental elements of stagecraft, this content focuses on set construction techniques involving flats and platforms. Learners enhance technical skills in theatre production by acquiring knowledge of the materials and methods used in building stage sets.

Explore foundational concepts in geometry, focusing on line segments, triangles, collinear points, and congruent shapes. Gain the skills to identify geometric figures, differentiate between triangle types, and comprehend the importance of congruency in shapes.

Explore the concept of career clusters to understand various job roles and trade pathways. Gain insights into professional journeys and trade requirements to efficiently identify ideal career pathways.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of essential safety protocols and practices on construction sites. Master the ability to identify potential hazards, implement effective safety measures, and foster a culture of safety that minimizes risks and enhances worker protection.

Explore the functions and applications of common construction hand tools. Develop skills to accurately identify tools and understand their specific uses, enhancing practical abilities in a construction environment.

Engage in enhancing the ability to identify and distinguish various construction measuring tools through a series of questions designed to refine practical knowledge and technical skills in tool recognition.

Examine the extraordinary construction techniques and architectural innovations of the Roman Coliseum, emphasizing the strategic use of arches and the role of standardization in building methods. Understand Roman architectural engineering and historical construction practices, and their influence on contemporary architecture.

Acquire essential skills for a successful construction career, emphasizing practical experience, mastery of construction drawings, and ongoing learning. Gain the confidence to apply new skills in real-world scenarios by understanding the significance of certification and mentorship to enhance career prospects.

Focuses on essential skills like resume building and evaluating job offers, emphasizing the structuring of information and key considerations before job acceptance. Learners will develop capabilities in crafting effective resumes by understanding key components and best practices, and will be equipped to make informed decisions in assessing job opportunities, thereby enhancing career readiness.

Explore various career pathways and the significance of career clusters in aligning jobs and professions. Gain insights into career planning, differentiate between jobs and careers, and identify suitable pathways based on personal interests and skills.