JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON - Amid looming defense personnel cuts, it’s more important than ever for service members to gain marketable skills during their time in the military.
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Eighteen Anchorage School District juniors and seniors spent their Spring Break at Alaska Works Partnership’s Spring Construction Institute. Channel 11 KTVA and the Alaska Journal of Commerce reported on the event.
Construction Academies
Instructor William Andrew demonstrates techniques in carpentry to Construction Academy students.
Interested in a Career in Construction?
AWP’s Construction Academies in Fairbanks, Mat-Su and Anchorage offer FREE hands-on training for adults, 18 and older, interested in learning basic skills in the construction trades.
Students needed NOW for classes starting soon! Apply today, call 569-4704 to find out more!
Women and Men encouraged to apply for our great program!
Applications accepted year-round
Click below for more INFORMATION / APPLICATION PACKETS
Anchorage - Application packet - Flyer - Schedule
Fairbanks - Application packet - Flyer - Schedule
Mat-Su - Application Pack - Flyer - Schedule
Don’t delay! Space is limited and you must interview to be selected. Several documents are required along with test results from the Alaska Department of Labor & Workforce Development’s WorkKeys Assessment.
For more information call:
Anchorage and Mat-Su 907-569-4704
Fairbanks 907-457-2597
Additional information about Alaska Construction Academies in other locations can be found at: http://www.alaskaca.org/
The Construction Education Foundation (CEF) was created by the Associated General Contractors of Alaska to support construction industry education and training. Alaska Construction Academies are a program managed by the CEF with funding from the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development. The program recruits and trains high school students and adults for entry-level jobs in construction and helps prepare new workers for trade apprenticeship positions. Construction Academies serve Anchorage, Fairbanks, Mat-Su, Kenai Peninsula, Juneau, Ketchikan, Nome, Kodiak, Dillingham, and King Salmon.
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