From the State of ConnecticutA Guide to Pursuing a Career in the TradesCareers in the trades can offer a rewarding job with good pay and opportunities for growth. The Department of Consumer Protection has created this step-by-step informational guide to answer your questions about pursuing a career in the skilled trades. CTHiresCT Department of Labor |
Construction Career Resources from Build Your FutureBuild Your FutureCraft Labor Map see skilled trade demand in CT.Personality Quiz: Ever Wondered Which Construction Craft Matches Your Personality?Construction Careers: Sort by Interests and SkillsCareer Path: Discover how to reach a dream job
ACE Mentorship ProgramA free, award-winning, afterschool program designed to attract high school students into pursuing careers in the Architecture, Construction and Engineering industry, including skilled trades. HartfordNew BritainNew HavenBridgeport |
Female FocusedNAWICNational Association of Women in Construction- provides education, community and advocacy for women. The Women of LiUNASisters in the BrotherhoodFor VeteransVeterans in PipingHiring For Heroes:A nationwide initiative to help veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses find meaningful employment opportunities. Helmets to Hardhats:Connects Veterans with Careers HARDHAT HEROES:Your military training allows you to receive FREE construction credentials from NCCER that will make you more marketable to employers. |
VideosFrom CCIAThe Construction Workforce PipelinePodCast from CT Technical Schools featuring CCIA President Don Shubert. Young Contractors CouncilCT Construction Job Board |