81. Employment Plus Program At Light Of Life Ministries building trades The building trades program will equip clients for can work as generallaborers, building maintenance, and ll eat for a day If you teach him to http://www.lightoflife.org/employment.html

Employment Plus Program a training program for men and women What is Employment Plus? Employment Plus is a program partially funded through the United States Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration designed to train homeless men and women with marketable skills. Residents enrolled in the Employment Plus program will receive job training and life skills development on site at the mission. Light of Life will train residents in three skill areas: Computer Technology Culinary Arts Building Trades Computer Technology The computer training program will qualify residents for the growing demand in the work place for computer professionals. After training is complete clients can be A+ certified for upgrading, troubleshooting, and repairing computers. Culinary Arts The Culinary arts program provides training necessary for residents to access the many job opportunities in the food service industry. The restaurant industry is an expanding field throughout the Pittsburgh area. Building Trades The building trades program will equip clients for jobs in carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work. Graduates can work as general laborers, building maintenance, and other construction areas.

82. Youth Employment Summit - is available for those who have no background in building crafts but peer to peerlearning, in which craftsmen are trained to teach others their trades. http://www.youthemploymentsummit.org/gkr/project_factsheet.html?pid=122

83. LMCSA :: Hooked On Safety :: Professional Development Seminars receive training and all materials necessary to teach two important Rights (CPWR),the research arm of the building and Construction trades Department, AFL http://www.constructionsafetyalliance.org/events/conference2003/pds.html

Professional Development Seminars Thursday, March 27 2003 Below are the description of the seminars. PDS 1 – Crane Hazard Awareness Train-the-Trainer Cranes have the potential to create catastrophic accidents at construction sites. The Construction Safety Council has created a hazard awareness class for non-operators. This seminar is intended for managers and supervisors whose roles may involve crane selection, overseeing set-up, and supervising work in the crane’s proximity. It is also intended for workers in the areas where cranes are operating. Become an outreach trainer for the Construction Safety Council and help them spread the word about crane hazards in construction. PDS 2 – Preparing for Workplace Emergencies The events of September 11th make clear that every construction job site, no matter how small, should have a plan that outlines the procedures for dealing with any and all types of emergencies on every jobsite. This seminar, presented by the Central Artery Tunnel Project’s Emergency Manager, will assist participants with developing their own Emergency Preparedness and Response Plans. PDS 3 – The Road to Understanding Insurance Programs Brought back by popular demand, this session – presented by a team of risk management experts - will provide a basic understanding of insurance principles including how insurance costs affect the bottom line, the ins and outs of workers’ compensation, the claims process, types of insurance programs, OCIPs and CCIPs, and methods to reduce and control risk management costs.

84. Building Trades Technology and correctly use the tools involved in construction trades. This course will alsoteach the student about the materials used in the process of building a house http://www.sanjuanbasintechschool.org/buildingtrades.htm

Construction Technology Program Certificate Program Two (2) Semesters Total Hours: 1,080 Credits: 58 Theory Hours: 196 Laboratory Hours: 884 Program Description This program is designed to prepare students to enter the construction trades. Students learn the fundamentals of construction including framing, roofing, finish carpentry and safety. Students also have the opportunity to develop entry-level skills in residential electricity, plumbing, concrete and cabinet making. Opportunities for Graduates Employment opportunities in the Four Corners area and state-wide are on the rise. Graduates of this program will have the necessary skills and on-the-job training to find entry-level jobs in the Building Trades industry. Course Schedule Construction Technology First Semester Course # Course Title Theory Hours Lab Hours Credits CTE-101 Basic Safety and Construction Math CTE-102 Construction Math CTE-103 Intro to Hand and Power Tools CTE-105 Blueprints CTE-108 Joe Site Experience Carpentry CTE-111 Orientation CTE-114 Floor Systems CTE-115 Wall and Ceiling Framing CTE-116 Roof Framing Totals Construction Technology Second Semester CTE-202 Intro to Concrete and Reinforcing Materials CTE-205 Introduction to Cabinetry CTE-210 CTE-215 Computer Aided Drafting CTE-218 Job Site Experience Carpentry CTE-230 CTE-240 Intro to Countertops Totals Course Descriptions Construction Technology first semester CTE-101 BASIC SAFETY AND CONSTRUCTION MATH This course will emphasize job site and tool safety. The student will become familiar with the tools used in construction. Students must pass each test with 100% accuracy before proceeding in the course. Students will also learn mathematics that pertains to the building trades industry, such as measuring, estimating materials, grade reading and calculating pitch.

85. Historic Richmond Foundation | About Lost trades Program, a new program dedicated to the revival of the lost buildingtrades. The mission of the Lost trades Program is to teach individuals the http://www.historicrichmond.com/losttrades.html

Lost Trades Program Lost building trades are historic building crafts such as brick and stone masonry, stucco and plastering, blacksmithing and ironworks, and restoration carpentry that are no longer in use and are in danger of being lost. With one of the largest concentrations of historic structures in the South, Richmond needs a training program to educate skilled workers in these building arts. Such a program would provide job opportunities, while helping to preserve Richmond's great craft traditions. Historic Richmond Foundation, Historic Jackson Ward Association and the City of Richmond are co-sponsoring Richmond's "Lost Trades Program," a new program dedicated to the revival of the lost building trades. The mission of the Lost Trades Program is to teach individuals the aforementioned trades, so that historic structures may be restored using original construction methods. A goal of the program is to target young adults who are not bound for college but hope to pursue a craftsman's trade. Initially, the Lost Trades Program will concentrate on organizing workshops for the upcoming fall season to include a masonry workshop and a carpentry workshop based around the

86. Museum Of Early Trades And Crafts and adults learn about the tools and trades of the Edgar Land, it moved into the townownedbuilding on the museum has continued to grow and to teach about the http://www.njskylands.com/hsmetc.htm

Outdoors Attractions History Arts and Culture ... Museum and Gallery Directory Pre Industrial Sites Voices of the Land. A Video History of the Skylands Lenape Indian Village at Waterloo New Jersey Frontier Guard . Watching the Minnisink Revolutionary War Sites Morristown National Historical Park . Washington's Headquarters, Jockey Hollow 225th Anniversary of the American Revolution Industrial Era Sites Mines, Metal and Men Historical Sites Related to Industrial Revolution: Shippen Manor, Historic Speedwell, Sterling Hill Mine, Waterloo Village, Clinton Mill Long Pond Ironworks Old Mine Road . Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Oxford Furnace and Shippen Manor The Pequest Furnace Transportation, Rivers and Railroads Walking the Morris Canal New Jersey Transportation Heritage Center Touring the Lackawanna Cutoff When Trains Had Names: Railroad Artifacts in New Jersey Skylands Macculloch Hall . Morristown Hunterdon County Bridges Over the Delaware Agriculture, Mills, Traditional Craftsman Farms . Gustav Stickley home in Parsippany. Grist Mills Museum of Early Trades and Crafts . Collection in Madison. Obadiah La Tourette Mill . Long Valley mill restoration. Snowmobile Barn Museum Local Historical Museums and Historical Societies White Township

87. HOME BUILDERS INSTITUTE instructor could ever hope for to teach our industry's strength of the nation's homebuilding industry continues to fuel the need for qualified trades people. http://www.hbi.org/newsroom/10-18-02.htm

Washington, DC November 18, 2002 CONTACT: Maria McIntyre/HBI - 202/371-0600 Deirdre Snyder/Delmar - 518/348-2512 MORE GOOD NEWS FOR NATION'S BUILDING INDUSTRY: HOME BUILDERS INSTITUTE AND DELMAR LEARNING PUBLISH FIRST TRADES TRAINING MATERIALS BASED ON INDUSTRY STANDARDS November 18, 2002, Washington, DC and Albany, NY - With an anticipated record in new housing starts for the year, the nation's home builders got more good news today. Almost a year to the day the Home Builders Institute (HBI), the workforce development arm of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), and Delmar Learning, a part of the Thomson Corporation (NYSE: TOC; TSX; TOC), announced their historic publishing agreement, the first instructional materials in the Residential Construction Academy Series - Carpentry and Electrical Principles - are ready for distribution. HBI and Delmar Learning's Residential Construction Academy Series is a complete trades training program based on standards developed by NAHB's employer members and educators collaborating to bridge the gap between industry know-how and craft instruction in the 21st century. In addition to quality instructional materials including textbooks, videos, CD-ROMs and on-line resources, the Series offers credentialing for training and education programs, as well as a national registry of students who have completed units of instruction. The Series brings together HBI and the housing industry's expertise and Delmar Learning's extensive construction trade publishing and sales network. According to Jud Motsenbocker, HBI Chairman of the Board of Trustees, "We are proud to be part of this effort. These national standards are exactly what residential construction training needs. The state-of-the art materials they helped shape are what every instructor could ever hope for to teach our industry's next generation of builders and remodelers."

88. Motor City Blight Busters - The Motor City Resource Center The first floor will be utilized as a building trades training facility that willteach low income individuals not only the building trades, but will also http://www.ddc.com/blightbusters/center.html

This facility is a 21,000 square foot, three story historic building in Northwest Detroit (Old Redford). When completed, it will house our coalition of non-profit housing partners. The center will create synergy and expand our capacity to stabilize, revitalize and energize Detroit's forgotten neighborhoods. By yoking the strengths of a number of non-profit partners (Habitat for Humanity, Northwest Detroit Non-Profit Housing, R.I.M.C.O., and Northwest Detroit Neighborhood Development) that will all be housed on the second floor of this facility, we can plan and implement programs faster than ever before. We will work independently, as we work in harmony, to oversee the conceptualization and construction of hundreds of new homes in the Northwest Detroit area. The first floor will be utilized as a building trades training facility that will teach low income individuals not only the building trades, but will also teach them how to access the funds to rebuild their neighborhoods as well. Seminars, credit counseling and training will give local residents the tools they need to rebuild and restore their homes and communities. On the third floor, a 350 seat auditorium will be used for a myriad of community-based activities, to include a resident youth theater troupe, a music school, and an arts and cultural center.

89. Construction Trades Press - Reviews This book should be a standard textbook or required reading for anyone in thebuilding tradescontractors, carpenters This book will teach you how to http://www.constructpress.com/review.html

"This book should be a standard textbook or required reading for anyone in the building tradescontractors, carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and all the restand will likely turn into a classic text for any vocational school or class." Webpointers.com His work so impressed Swarthmore's Geometry Forum that they now host a special section on Math to Build On, including the superb sections on measuring angles, degrees and right triangles. If you ever wondered whether you couldn't understand Math because of your own inadequacy or the teacher's inability you owe it to yourself to read Johnny Hamilton." Popular Mechanics - Roy Berendsohn (May 1997) "...we can pose three reasons to buy Math To Build On . One is that you need help with your math, and the second is that you're good at math but you need a handy reference for areas, volumes, conversions, and basic trigonometry. The third reason is that one of your kids needs help in math. To a large extent, the book's success derives from the the fact that the authors are not professional mathematicians. They haven't forgotten how ordinary people can struggle with math." Fine Homebuilding - Scott Gibson (December 1993 / January 1994) "Based on the idea that math is a practical skill...Learn enough about triangles, for instance, and you'll learn how to lay out conduit or ductwork correctly and quickly. The text is easy to follow and has plenty of diagrams and sample problems...the authors' approach really makes sense."

90. Stock Trading, Account Education, Stock Market Tips And Wealth Building Secrets a full time futures trader who can teach you certain Are you ready for serious wealthbuilding secrets? Jan 2002 Elite Newsletters were different trades on the http://www.trading-secrets.com/elite_news_intro/

Knowledge is power never forget that. As a Indursty Expert , just by "knowing" a few investing facts which other traders don't know, can give you smart money extraordinary powers. One of those powers is wealth while another is freedom. Most other newsletters offer very little in real lasting value, but the Elite Newsletter offers you a trading education that will absolutely last you a lifetime. Your starting point for trading achievement should be YOUR DESIRE to learn stock market and commodity trading. Below is the proof! Testimonial: Recieved on 8-14-2002 after one year as a Elite subscriber. John, Your Elite newsletter has given me an excellent education in how to pick the quality securities and commodities to trade. I have learned how to leverage my trading capital by trading options, how to enter and exit a trade, and when to take profit. It has been a year since I ordered your Elite Newsletter, and I am so thankful for the confidence and experience it has given me. Today, it is second nature to know which strike to get in on, where to set my limit order and when to take profit. I just took profit on TO-Bonds this morning, a little over $2,500.00. I have had very few losses, John, because I am content to take that little piece of the pie in the middle. I am grateful to you for my trading education, because I now have a solid trading career!

91. CareerSphere officers and have security duties, but they also practise their skill and teachit to prisoners. Specialisms include building trades, catering, laundering http://www.cascaid.co.uk/CSPHERESV/CareerSphere.RandomJobPhotoDataServlet?arr=3

92. Oregon Building Congress Profiles Of Success their students about the many highpaying, family-wage jobs available in the buildingtrades. Goals Demonstrate and teach hands-on mathematics curriculum. http://www.techcadre.com/ws21/profiles/or_building_congress.html

Oregon Building Congress Middle School Students Learn Math in After-School Construction Projects with the Oregon Building Congress For ten weeks in the spring and fall, the Oregon Building Congress runs an after-school construction program for middle school students. The main goal is to teach students how essential math is in the building industry. Geometry, trigonometry, and algebra are used in projects such as constructing and wiring a wall. The program allows students to improve their math understanding and grades while learning new construction skills. The Oregon Building Congress hopes the program will get students excited about careers in the construction industry, and will encourage school districts to re-establish shop classes. For more information Summer Science Workshops for Teachers Introduce Construction Industry Careers For more information Oregon Building Congress Sponsors Annual Summer Math Workshops for Teachers Since 1997, the Oregon Building Congress has sponsored a series of popular five-day summer workshops that show how math is used on the job in the construction industry. Nearly 200 teachers have attended these hands-on workshops, which are taught by union apprenticeship instructors. The instructors demonstrate how algebra, trigonometry, and geometry are used in the building trades. Teachers learn how the Pythagorean theorem is used to build stairs or how sine curves are used to measure three-dimensional space. Hands-on activities and examples of applied mathematics show how to make the school curriculum more relevant and exciting, especially for kinesthetic learners. The workshops also encourage teachers to inform their students about the many high-paying, family-wage jobs available in the building trades. Four workshop sessions were held in Portland and one in Medford in summer 2000. An additional site was added in 2001 for teachers in the Pendleton area.

93. Gar-Field High School Course Offering 2002 - 2003 and be interviewed for positions by prospective employers in the building tradesindustry. those found in the automotive industry is used to teach students the http://gar-field.org/departments/guidance/courses/off_site.htm

Gar-Field High School 2003-2004 Off-Site Programs BUILDING TRADES I (8515) (Forest Park HS) Grade: 11 Prerequisite: Construction Credits: 3 Application Required - see Counselor In Building Trades I students will be involved in all aspects of designing, building, remodeling and renovating a residential home in a construction lab. Students who successfully complete this phase with a "C" or better will have the opportunity to take Building Trades II. BUILDING TRADES II (8516) Grades: 11-12 Prerequisite: Building Trades I; Instructor's Approval and successful interview with industry Credits: 3 Building Trades II is an extension of Building Trades I and provides the student with an opportunity to develop his or her skills in a specific area of the building industry. This is a supervised, on-the-job instructional phase of the program. Students will apply and be interviewed for positions by prospective employers in the building trades industry. The student will work a minimum of 540 hours a year under the supervision of an employer. The instructor-coordinator will work with the on-the-job sponsor to develop an individualized training plan that identifies appropriate learning experiences related to the student's occupational objective. AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY I (850799) (TECH PREP) (Hylton HS) Grade: 11 Prerequisite: Foundations of Technology is recommended Credits: 2 Students prepare for ASE Certification Exams

94. Home Builders Institute - Job Corps social skills tips that teach young people construction industry careers in the followingtrades Brick masonry; building and apartment maintenance; Carpentry; http://www.hbi.org/jobcorps/jobcorps.html

HBI Main Page Links: Continuing Education Programs HBI Programs NAHB Student Chapters Workforce Development ... NAHB - the HOME page Need skilled entry-level workers? Job Corps can help. "I want a worker who shows up on site every day, has basic skills, and wants to learn more." Job Corps is the #1 answer for subcontractors looking for entry-level workers. Job Corps: The Home Building Industry's Best Kept Secret for Skilled, Entry-Level Workers What is Job Corps? Job Corps, the only national residential job training and education program for at-risk youth ages 16 to 24, is a top source of entry-level workers for the home building industry. Job Corps offers young people industry-validated, up-to-date skills training, as well as world-of-work and social skills tips that teach young people how to act on the job site. Job Corps also pre-screens and places young people in jobs at no cost to employers. Hundreds of subcontractors hire Job Corps students annually. Job Corps is a public-private partnership that returns $1.46 for every federal dollar invested. How is HBI involved?

95. S O L Y S O M B R A this special program, which gave valuable knowledge and experience in the buildingtrades to the participating students. Stan’s role was to teach the entire http://www.solysombra-info.com/pages/2/

About Primak Builders Primak Builders became official in 1998, but the story doesn’t start there. Stan and Joan Primak finished their first home project in Los Alamos in 1986 when, at that time, Joan was a teacher in Kindergarten and Stan was the Los Alamos High School Building Trades teacher. Stan led this special program, which gave valuable knowledge and experience in the building trades to the participating students. Stan’s role was to teach the entire process of a home building project, by building a home with his students. With up to 60 students a day, Stan became an expert at building homes, while inspiring his students to perform to the best of their abilities. As the Building Trades programs became more successful, Stan and Joan began to look for additional home building opportunities. They began to design and build spec homes to further their interests and to supplement their teaching salaries. As the projects grew so did their crew, and in 1998 they decided to continue their passion for building homes and start Primak Builders, Inc. full time. The Primak Builders Approach Everyone at Primak Builders understands that without the assets of discipline, hard work, and passion, projects cannot realize their potential. By applying these assets, we build success stories for our employees as well as our clients. Simply put, by seeking perfection, all Primak Builders’ projects are guaranteed excellence.

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