Architecture & Construction
Our construction programs allow students to learn valuable skills that will last a lifetime. Students interested in design, building, geometry, and project-based learning may excel in this program. Students will have multiple opportunities to experience hands-on projects and events.
Architecture and construction comprise one of the largest industries in the United States. Based on the latest statistics, this career cluster has 13.8 million jobs.
Mechanical, Electrical, & Plumbing
COURSE STANDARDS: Year 1: Fundamentals of Construction Year 2: MEP SystemsYear 3: HVAC or Electrical
- Kenwood High School (3rd year - HVAC)
- Northeast High School (3rd year - Electrical)
Post Secondary Opportunities
Degree and certification programs in the field of Mechanical, Electrical, & Plumbing are available at TCAT, NSCC and APSU.
Career Fields in Mechanical, Electrical, & Plumbing
Construction Worker
Electrician
HVAC Technician
Line Worker
Mechanical Engineer
Plumber
Project Manager
Power Plant Operator
Refrigeration Technician
Service Manager
Structural Systems
COURSE STANDARDS: Year 1: Fundamentals of Construction Year 2: Structural Systems IYear 3: Structural Systems II
- Montgomery Central High School
- Northeast High School
- Rossview High School
- West Creek High School
Post Secondary Opportunities
Degree and certification programs in the field of Structural Systems are available at TCAT and NSCC.
Career Fields in Structural Systems
Builder
Building Inspector
Carpenter
Carpet Installer
Construction Design
Construction Worker
Drywall Installer
Financial Officer
Foreman
Framer
Manager
Painter
Pipefitter
Purchasing Agent
Roofer
Siding Installer
Supervisor
Student Reviews
"The construction teacher makes this class fun and when you finish the building you feel accomplished." Kaleb, Junior
"[My favorite part of the program is] the building portion and putting all the pieces together like a puzzle to see the final product." Austin, Junior
" Construction class is awesome because it's not a traditional class in a traditional classroom." Claudia, Junior