Auto Repair Course – Preventive Maintenance
Auto Service Technician: NSDC Course
Basics of Electrical Technology Course
Carpentry Course – Introduction to Construction Methods
Carpentry Course – Introduction to Formwork and Joinery
Developing Your Job Search Skills
Home Maintenance – Home Inspection Course
Introduction to Basic Electrical Drawings and Test Equipment
Introduction to Carpentry Course
Introduction to Electrical Wiring Systems Course
Introduction to Masonry Course
Introduction to Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG)
Introduction to Plumbing Course
Introduction to Plumbing Course – Pipes and Fixtures
Introduction to Plumbing Course – Tools and Drawings
Introduction to Running Pipe in Oil and Gas Wells
Introduction to the Electrical Trade Course
Machining Technician – Lathe: NSDC Course
Maintaining and Servicing Home Appliances Course
Understanding Drainage and Water Distribution Systems
Over the years the term “technical trades” has morphed into several different phrases. Some differentiate between mechanical trades and electrical trades. A few define certain fields as construction trades.
Some skilled trades jobs require a license or certification but most do not. The most common jobs that require a license or certification are the health fields , mechanical trades, cosmetology and truck driving.