Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona’s Construction Training Program (CTP) is producing the next generation of craft construction leaders by bringing people together to learn and train as we build homes, communities, and hope.
- Apprenticeship Programs
- Additional Technical Training
- Enter the Workforce
- College/University
- Military
Construction In Training
Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona’s Construction Pre-apprenticeship program (CPP) is producing the next generation of craft construction leaders by bringing people together to learn, build communities, and hope.
- Apprenticeship Programs
- Additional Technical Training
- Enter the Workforce
- College/University
- Military
Habitat's Construction Training Program (CTP) utilizes the NCCER curriculum as the basis for its certifications.
NCCER has been the leader in construction education for nearly 30 years and is considered the industry standard. It currently offers more that 45 core and preferred craft trade programs. All earned credentials are transferable throughout the U.S. and are stackable as you continue your training after completing the pre-apprenticeship program. Every CTP instructor is fully certified by NCCER.
No Experience Necessary
Previous construction experience is not necessary to qualify for our program. As a training course we expect most trainees to have little to no experience. Our program is designed to introduce trainees to the construction field. Utilizing classroom, lab, and field experiences, we aim to give our trainees the tools to discover their interests and prepare them for a career pathway in apprenticeship programs, entering the workforce, joining the military, additional technical training, and enrolling in college or university.
The Construction Training Program at Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona is:
- 9-12 weeks of classroom, lab, and field work (Hands on) residential construction training
- Earn several construction industry certifications
- Attain career readiness skills
- Receive a stipend during your time enrolled in the program
- Additional benefits for military and veterans (Confirmed with copy of DD214)
- Enrollment in program is cost-free
- The CPP program is an open-entry course of study. We allow students to enter every four (4) weeks based on WIOA approval
- Applicants will apply for SNAP benefits (Unless already receiving them)
Application packets and WIOA requirements must be satisfied prior to acceptance into the program
- Must be at 18 years or older
- WIOA (Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act) qualified
- Ability to lift 25—60 pounds for extended periods
- Willing to learn
- Wants to start a career in construction
Trainees will earn the following construction certifications:
- NCCER Core Curriculum (National Center for Construction Education and Research)
- OSHA 10 (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) Safety training
- LEEDS V4.1, “Your Role in the Green Environment” (Green building theory and techniques)
- Job placement assistance in the construction field with program partners
- Informational sessions every week on Tuesdays and Thursdays (as needed).
- Selection process includes a in person/Zoom interview with case manager and other members of the CPP team
Fill out the form below to complete the application. Our case manager will respond quickly.
Construction partners and Sponsors needed
- Work with the CTP program to affect industry change and labor shortages in the valley
- Sponsor trainee scholarships
- Identify future construction leaders
- Opportunities to work on site with program trainees
- Stabilize the community through the creation of housing and jobs
- Sponsor recognition opportunities available
