Interactive career fair for high school students to explore building and highway construction careers.

Industry-sponsored outreach programs, including partnerships with more than 50 apprenticeship training centers, community colleges, public agencies, nonprofit agencies, high schools, education service districts, private contractors, as well as architecture and engineering firms to enhance awareness and opportunities in construction-related employment.

Provides links to union laborer training and apprenticeship program at five areas in Oregon and Idaho.

Construction-related classroom training and hands-on experience.

Helps employers find workers and help job-seekers find employment. Local centers offer recruitment, training, retention and other job-specific information. These centers are not construction specific.

A two-year program designed to prepare students for careers in the construction industry. The curriculum integrates core curriculum courses with industry classes with an emphasis in hands-on applications.

Training programs in carpentry, painting, plumbing and electrical.

Provides links to basic resources for state-approved apprenticeship programs. Administered by the U.S. Department of Labor. Additional program information is located on the CareerOneStop website's apprenticeship page: http://www.careeronestop.org/EducationTraining/Find/ApprenticeshipOffices.aspx

Interactive career fair for high school students to explore building and highway construction careers.

Training program that prepares graduates as entry-level heavy equipment operators. The curriculum uses simulators and video training, as well as hands-on training.