Graduation Pathway

Construction Technology

The Construction Technology Track Pathway is designed for students who are interested in building, design, hands-on craftsmanship, and the technical skills required in modern construction fields. Through this pathway, students complete coursework at Crowder College while still in high school and graduate with a Construction Technology Certificate, preparing them for immediate entry into the workforce or continued training in specialized construction trades.

The Construction Technology Track offers students the opportunity to:

Earn an Industry-Recognized Credential: Students take college-level coursework through Crowder College leading to a Construction Technology Certificate. This credential prepares students for a wide range of entry-level roles in the construction industry and builds a strong foundation for apprenticeships, advanced certifications, or additional postsecondary training.

Gain Practical, Hands-On Skills: Students learn essential construction competencies such as carpentry, framing, tool operation, blueprint reading, construction safety, materials handling, and job-site workflow. Lab-based projects and real-world applications allow students to engage in meaningful, skill-building experiences that prepare them for work in residential and commercial construction.

Develop Workforce-Ready Knowledge and Abilities: The pathway emphasizes teamwork, communication, attention to detail, problem-solving, and adherence to industry safety standards. Students develop professionalism and reliability, attributes that are essential in the construction field and highly valued by employers.

Explore Career Opportunities Across the Trades: The Construction Technology Track exposes students to a broad range of construction-related careers, including carpentry, project management, and general contracting. Students who continue their studies may pursue advanced construction coursework, apprenticeship programs, or degrees in construction management and related fields.

Students who complete the Construction Technology Track Pathway demonstrate strong technical skills, a solid understanding of construction practices, and readiness for real-world work environments. Graduating with a Construction Technology Certificate provides students with a meaningful advantage in a high-demand industry and opens multiple pathways for future growth and specialization.

Freshman Year

Grade
Course Code
Title
Credits
 
0.5
 
0.5
 
0.5
Total Credits Needed Credits
6

Sophomore Year

Grade
Course Code
Title
Credits
 
0.5
Total Credits Needed Credits
5

Constructional Technology Year I

Grade
Course Code
Title
Credits
Total Credits Needed Credits
6

Junior Year

Grade
Course Code
Title
Credits
 
0.5
 
0.5
 
0.5
Total Credits Needed Credits
5

Construction Technology Year II

Grade
Course Code
Title
Credits
Total Credits Needed Credits
6

Senior Year

Grade
Course Code
Title
Credits
 
0.5
 
0.5
 
0.5
Total Credits Needed Credits
3

Construction Technology Year III

Grade
Course Code
Title
Credits
Total Credits Needed Credits
5
Total Credits
23