Empowering Educators to Shape the Future of Construction

Resources & Training for Educators & Instructors

Equip yourself with the tools, training, and certifications needed to prepare students for successful careers in construction. Whether you’re an instructor guiding future skilled workers or an educator introducing students to career opportunities, we provide the resources to support your journey.

Why Construction Careers Matter for Students

Construction careers offer students a pathway to success with high-paying, in-demand opportunities. By introducing students to construction early, educators can help shape the workforce of tomorrow while giving students the skills they need to thrive.

79% of construction companies report a skilled labor shortage.
The average starting salary in construction is higher than in many other industries—without the burden of student loan debt.
Construction jobs are expected to grow by 4% over the next decade, creating thousands of new opportunities.

NCCER: The Standard for Construction Training & Certification

NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research) provides educators and instructors with industry-recognized training tools, curriculum, and certifications. With NCCER, you can ensure your students are learning with the highest-quality materials and are set up for career success.

Bring NCCER Programs to Your School

High school programs with NCCER certification equip students with the skills and credentials needed to launch careers in construction. Schools that integrate NCCER programs provide students with a competitive edge and direct pathways into high-demand industries.

Allen County Community College
Andale High School
Attica High School
Augusta High School
Barber County North
Barton County Community College
Basehor-Linwood High School
Beloit Jr/Sr High School
Bishop Carroll High School
Bluestem High School
Bonner Springs High School
Burlington High School
Burrton High School
Butler County Community College
Campus High School
Caney Valley High School
Canton-Galva High School
Cedar Trails Exploration Center
Chaparral High School
Chapman High School
Chase Raymond High School
Cheney High School
Circle High School
Clifton Clyde High School
Coffeyville Community College – Columbus Campus
Coffeyville County Community College
Colby High School
Concordia High School
Cowley College – Winfield Correctional Facility
Cowley County Community College
Brad Starnes
Build Up Kansas
Education Coordinator
Cloys Bayless
NCCER Program Director
PJ Reilly
Build Up Kansas
CTE Program Consultant & Coordinator