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About the program

Students in the Construction Technology program learn about equipment, methods, and materials used in residential and commercial construction. They practice construction safety and the building phase of construction with wood, masonry, and electricity. Students operate a wide range of professional power tools in finished carpentry, CNC millwork operation, and cabinet making. In Construction Technology, students learn safety, carpentry, masonry, electricity, blueprint reading, C.N.C. operating, cabinet making, roofing, finish carpentry, and siding.

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Construction technology student inside a bathroom that she built

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Course Descriptions

Explore the program

Watch the Construction Technology program video to explore the lab and see the many hands-on learning opportunities that the program provides our students

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Discover career opportunities

View our career tree to learn about the wide variety of professional opportunities students are prepared for upon program completion or with further education

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Josh Peachey

Meet the instructor

Josh Peachey is the Construction Technology program instructor. Mr. Peachey has been in the construction industry since 2000 and he began his career at TCTC in 2008.

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I am happy that I chose the Construction Technology program. It's very fun. It is not an overly structured learning environment, and we get to make and design things as we want them. Mr. Peachy is my favorite teacher I have ever had. I am enjoying our bathroom building project - we are installing a toilet, vanity, dry-wall, lights, and electrical. This program has helped me learn more social skills. I was a very shy person, but to move forward in this class, you have to ask questions, socialize, and collaborate with your teacher and peers to develop your skills.

Gracie Murgola  

   Lakeview High School

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College credits

Earn up to 48 college credits through academic courses and articulated credit at individual colleges through this program

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Industry credentials

Industry-recognized credentials and certifications are embedded into this program

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Student organizations

Participate in SkillsUSA — which aims to provide students ways to learn and achieve through competitions

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Program supervisor

Have questions or need more information about this program? Contact Mrs. Karlovic at 330-847-0503 x1011

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