CAREER PATHWAYS
Carpentry
Carpentry
Carpentry
Carpenters construct, repair, and install building frameworks and structures made from wood and other materials. They work on projects such as houses, commercial buildings, furniture, and cabinetry. Their tasks include measuring, cutting, shaping materials, assembling frameworks, and ensuring structures meet safety and design specifications.
Job Areas: Residential, Commerical,
and Industrial Construction
Information Technology
Carpentry
Carpentry
I.T. (Information Technology) Workers manage, develop, and maintain computer systems, networks, and software to ensure efficient digital operations. They provide technical support, troubleshoot issues, protect data security, and develop software or applications. I.T. roles include network administrators, software developers, cybersecurity specialists, and technical support staff, all working to keep businesses and organizations running smoothly in the digital world.
Job Areas: Software Development, Cybersecurity, Network Administration, Database Management
Plumbing
Plumbers, or Plumbing Maintenance Technicians, are skilled tradespeople in charge of installing, inspecting and repairing pipes and plumbing systems to make sure all of a building’s fixtures operate correctly. Their duties include finding the source of leaks and blockages, fixing or replacing broken parts and testing the plumbing system.
Job Areas: Residential, Commercial, Treatment Plants
Solar
Solar Technicians install, maintain, and repair solar panels and related systems, including wiring, batteries, and inverters, for residential, commercial, or utility-scale applications.
Job Areas: Residential Rooftop Installations, Ground-mounted Systems, Manufacturing Facilities, and Outdoor Installation Sites