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Did you know that you don’t need a four-year degree to start working in the construction industry? The construction industry is facing a worker shortage. Many experienced professionals are retiring, and not enough new workers are starting careers in construction. New construction and infrastructure projects are needed. This means more construction jobs for skilled laborers. Carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, and
Climbing a mountain takes strength and focus even when the road gets tough. That’s what many women face when entering skilled trades. For years, women have been seen as weak, but more women are lacing up their boots and making the climb. From HVAC training to welding, they’re pushing past barriers and helping other women to follow. Each step forward reshapes
Women are breaking barriers across a wide range of skilled trades, from construction and welding to automotive repair and aviation maintenance. Today, more women are proving their place in these traditionally male-dominated fields through hard work, expertise, and determination. One inspiring figure is Shaesta Waiz, who not only became the first woman from Afghanistan to fly solo around the world
Women are making progress in construction, but the industry is still male-dominated. Right now, women make up less than 11% in construction. However, that’s starting to change. More women are attending Building and Construction Trade programs that allow them to work in roles that support construction and skilled trades. But there are still challenges. Some women face unfair treatment or
Auto technicians are in demand. Vehicles are more advanced than ever, with electric motors, driverless features, backup cameras, and computer systems. That means auto shops need technicians who know how to work on old and new vehicles. The more skills you have, the more opportunities are available. What Do Auto Technician Programs Include? Auto technician programs are built to help
If you’re considering why trade schools are a smart career choice, this guide will help you understand their benefits. Tidewater Tech offers hands-on training in high-demand fields like HVAC, welding, and construction, equipping students with the skills needed for success. HVAC technicians learn to install and maintain heating and cooling systems, welders develop expertise in metal fabrication, and construction professionals
The skilled trades—such as construction, welding, and HVAC—have long been male dominated, but more women are entering these fields than ever. Despite progress, the gender gap remains significant, with women making up only a tiny percentage of the workforce in these industries. However, increasing access to education, financial aid, and scholarships is helping to change that. Scholarships explicitly designed for
The traditionally male-dominated welding industry is experiencing a significant shift as more women enter the field. With increasing opportunities for technical training and career development, women are breaking barriers and proving that welding is not just a man’s trade. Organizations such as Women Who Weld and the American Welding Society have played an important role in promoting gender diversity by
Did you know that the demand for HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) technicians in Virginia reflects the national trend of steady growth in this field? According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment of HVAC mechanics and installers is projected to grow 9% from 2023 to 2033. Now is the time to get hands-on skills from HVAC
Looking for a job in construction? Are you considering a change from another trade to work in the construction industry? If so, attending a trade school for construction-related fields has many benefits. This article will review some of those benefits, such as the jobs you will be prepared for and the skills that will help you succeed. What Do You
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