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YOUTH PROGRAMS

Construction Camp

We are partnering with local school districts to educate tomorrow's workforce about careers in construction. In these 1 or 2-day events, students work with their hands and are exposed to the skills below while receiving coaching from professional home builders.

Blueprint reading

Finish carpentry

Framing

Power tools

Roofing

Safety

Sheet metal work

Siding

HAVE A MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT INTERESTED IN THE TRADES?

CONTACT US ABOUT
HANDS-ON DAY!

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Trades Training

The SHBA is addressing the current shortage of housing, workforce, and the environmental impact of basic housing growth by launching an industry-funded 2-year program to teach students engineering & sustainable building practices. Students learn about green building materials and renewable energy while building a tiny getaway which is then sold or auctioned in order to help cover next year's program costs.

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Students are exposed to the following skill areas through classroom learning and hands-on exposure:

Blueprint reading

Electrical

Energy efficiency

Finish carpentry

Framing

Plumbing

Renewable energy

Roofing

Safety

Sheet metal work

Siding

Sustainable building

lOCATE

Does your student's high school offer a workforce development program?

Frame Your Future has partnerships with NEWTech Skill Center, Central Valley High School and Riverside High School

rESEARCH

Does their school offer training in the trade your student is interested in?

Confirm that their school offers the specific training your student is looking for. If they don't, contact administration and discuss if adding that trade is an option

sign up

Get your student registered in the offered program

 If classes have already started contact administration and discuss the idea of transferring into the correct class

get started!

Your student starts getting hands-on training in the construction trades

Hands-on training allows the student to develop practical skills that are essential for success in the construction industry

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