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About Building Construction Technology
Building Construction Technology prepares students for careers in the construction industry through hands-on training and real-world experience.
At CMCC, you’ll develop skills in carpentry, framing, finishing, and construction practices while learning how to work safely and efficiently in a variety of environments. The program offers two associate degree options, allowing students to choose between a traditional in-house training model or a jobsite-based learning experience.
Students can also complete a one-year certificate focused on foundational construction skills, providing an entry point into the workforce or a pathway into the associate degree programs.
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Where Graduates Work
Graduates of the Automotive Technology program enter the workforce as skilled technicians, pursuing careers in dealerships, repair facilities, and other automotive service settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the in-house and jobsite associate degree programs?
Graduates are prepared for careers in residential, commercial, and institutional construction. Opportunities include working with contractors, construction companies, building suppliers, or in specialized trades, with potential to advance into supervisory roles or become self-employed with additional experience.
How do I decide which option is right for me?
Students who prefer a traditional college experience with structured learning and project-based work often choose the in-house program. Those who want to gain real-world experience while earning income and working on active job sites may prefer the jobsite program.
What careers can this program lead to?
Graduates are prepared for careers in residential, commercial, and institutional construction. Opportunities include working with contractors, construction companies, building suppliers, or in specialized trades, with potential to advance into supervisory roles or become self-employed with additional experience.
What is the certificate option, and how does it fit into the program?
The one-year certificate focuses on foundational construction skills and provides a direct entry point into the workforce. Students can also continue into either associate degree program to further develop their skills and expand their career opportunities.
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