Architecture and Construction

The Architecture and Construction career cluster focuses on the design, planning, management, building, and maintenance, including structures like homes, bridges, and highways. Professionals in this field work on everything from initial blueprints and design, to hands-on construction, project management, and long-term maintenance and repairs. This cluster requires a combination of technical skills like math
and problem-solving, along with creativity, teamwork, and attention to detail.

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Architecture Pathways include traditional roles like architects and project managers, as well as related fields such as urban planners, landscape architects, interior designers, and sustainability consultants. Other options extend beyond traditional design, including roles in real estate development, construction management, teaching, or even careers in the arts and technology, such as video game or set design.

CT Dept of Labor - Architecture Careers

Career OneStop: Architecture and Construction

Architects: Occupational Outlook

The Construction Field offers multiple career pathways, including skilled trades (like carpenters and electricians), technical and engineering roles (such as civil engineers and surveyors), and management and supervision positions (including foremen and project managers). Entry points range from high school diplomas and apprenticeships to community college certificates and four-year university degrees. These paths can lead to a wide variety of roles within different sectors of the construction industry.

Did you know that Tourtellotte Memorial High School has its own construction shop? Would you like to learn more?
Stop in and visit Mr. Mayorga to view the shop and find out how you can take his classes or visit with Mrs. Steglitz in Guidance.

Construction Laborers and Helpers

Construction Careers

TMHS Career Development - Construction - Scroll down the page for more information on Construction

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