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WHERE TO TRAIN DISTRICT 1 From work–while–you–learn apprenticeships to career–elevating college courses, there are hundreds of DISTRICT 4 ways to kick off your construction DISTRICT 2 career right here in Alabama. If you’re DISTRICT 3 ready to start mastering a trade, check out the list below to find out you where DISTRICT 5 you can get the training you need. 1 DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 6 LAUDERDALE FRANKLIN MORGAN LIMESTONE LAWRENCE CULLMAN MADISON MARION MARSHALL JACKSON WINSTON DEKALB COLBERT High Schools CULLMAN COUNTY AREA FLORENCE HIGH SCHOOL LIMESTONE COUNTY CAREER CAREER CENTER 256.768.2200 TECHNICAL CENTER ALBERT P. BREWER HIGH SCHOOL 256.734.7740 Welding 256.233.6463 256.778.8634 Building Construction Carpentry FRANKLIN COUNTY CENTER Electrical Drafting Design Drafting Design 256.332.2127 HVAC Electrical Electrical Cabinet Making Welding HVAC HVAC Industrial Maintenance Drafting Welding Welding Industrial Maintenance GRISSOM HIGH SCHOOL ALLEN THORNTON CAREER MADISON COUNTY CAREER 256.428.8000 TECHNICAL CENTER DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL CENTER Drafting 256.757.2101 256.552.3011 256.852.2170 Carpentry Plumbing Building Construction HALEYVILLE CENTER Electrical Welding DEKALB TECHNICAL CENTER OF TECHNOLOGY Welding 256.683.4421 205.486.9481 MARSHALL TECHNICAL SCHOOL ARAB HIGH SCHOOL Drafting Welding 256.582.3171 Drafting 256.586.6026 Industrial Maintenance Building Construction Drafting Design Masonry Drafting Design Welding HUNTSVILLE CENTER Electrical BOB JONES HIGH SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY Welding DESHLER HIGH SCHOOL 256.772.2547 256.428.7810 Building Construction 256.389.2910 Building Construction MUSCLE SHOALS CENTER Drafting Design Drafting OF TECHNOLOGY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Welding 256.389.2660 EARNEST PRUETT CENTER FLORENCE Carpentry OF TECHNOLOGY JEMISON HIGH SCHOOL 256.764.2903 Drafting 256.428.8100 Welding 256.574.6079 Welding Building Construction Drafting CULLMAN HIGH SCHOOL Drafting Design LAWRENCE CO. CENTER 256.734.3923 Electrical FOR TECHNOLOGY HVAC HVAC Industrial Maintenance Masonry 256.974.3751 Welding Welding Electrical Industrial Maintenance Welding GoBuildAl.com WHERE TO TRAIN DISTRICT 1 From work–while–you–learn apprenticeships to career–elevating college courses, there are hundreds of DISTRICT 4 ways to kick off your construction DISTRICT 2 career right here in Alabama. If you’re DISTRICT 3 ready to start mastering a trade, check out the list below to find out you where DISTRICT 5 you can get the training you need. 2 DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 6 ETOWAH TALLADEGA CHEROKEE CLAY CALHOUN RANDOLPH CLEBURNE High Schools CHEROKEE COUNTY CAREER GADSDEN CITY HIGH SCHOOL & TECHNOLOGY CENTER 256.543.3614 ANNISTON HIGH SCHOOL 256.927.5351 Electrical 256.231.7644 Carpentry HVAC Electrical Electrical RANDOLPH-ROANOKE CAREER Welding Welding TECHNICAL CENTER CALHOUN COUNTY CAREER CLEBURNE COUNTY CAREER 256.357.2839 TECHNICAL CENTER TECHNICAL CENTER Building Construction 256.741.4600 256.748.2961 Electrical Building Construction Cabinet Making Industrial Maintenance Drafting Electrical Welding Welding Welding TALLADEGA CAREER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ETOWAH COUNTY CAREER TECHNICAL CENTER 256.396.1400 TECHNICAL CENTER 256.315.5688 Welding 256.538.3312 Carpentry Building Construction Welding Drafting Design Electrical Industrial Maintenance Welding GoBuildAl.com WHERE TO TRAIN DISTRICT 1 From work–while–you–learn apprenticeships to career–elevating college courses, there are hundreds of DISTRICT 4 ways to kick off your construction DISTRICT 2 career right here in Alabama. If you’re DISTRICT 3 ready to start mastering a trade, check out the list below to find out you where DISTRICT 5 you can get the training you need. 3 DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 6 LAMAR TUSCALOOSA GREENE FAYETTE BIBB HALE PICKENS SUMTER MARENGO Middle School HOLT HIGH SCHOOL 205.342.2768 ECHOLS MIDDLE SCHOOL Building Construction 205.342.2884 LADOW TECHNOLOGY Welding CENTER High Schools 205.367.2080 Electrical Welding BELL-BROWN CAREER TECH CENTER LAMAR COUNTY SCHOOL 205.652.9649 OF TECHNOLOGY Electrical 205.695.7129 Welding BIBB COUNTY CAREER ACADEMY PICKENS COUNTY 205.938.7434 HIGH SCHOOL Building Construction 205.375.2344 Welding Welding GREENE COUNTY CAREER TUSCALOOSA CAREER AND CENTER TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY 205.372.4904 205.759.3649 Industrial Maintenance Building Construction Electrical HALE COUNTY TECHNICAL Masonry CENTER Welding 334.624.3691 Industrial Maintenance Welding GoBuildAl.com WHERE TO TRAIN DISTRICT 1 From work–while–you–learn apprenticeships to career–elevating college courses, there are hundreds of DISTRICT 4 ways to kick off your construction DISTRICT 2 career right here in Alabama. If you’re DISTRICT 3 ready to start mastering a trade, check out the list below to find out you where DISTRICT 5 you can get the training you need. 4 DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 6 BLOUNT JEFFERSON ST. CLAIR SHELBY WALKER CHILTON High Schools CENTER POINT HIGH SCHOOL HEWITT-TRUSSVILLE TARRANT HIGH SCHOOL 205.379.3400 HIGH SCHOOL 205.849.0172 ACADEMY OF CRAFT Electrical 205.228.4000 Carpentry TRAINING Electrical CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL VESTAVIA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 205.719.3220 205.682.7200 HUFFMAN HIGH SCHOOL 205.402.5250 Building Construction Drafting 205.231.5000 Drafting Design Electrical Drafting Design HVAC CLAY-CHALKVILLE HIGH WA LECROY CAREER/ Masonry SCHOOL JACKSON OLIN HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL CENTER Welding 205.379.3050 205.231.6431 205.280.2920 BESSEMER CENTER Electrical HVAC HVAC Welding FOR TECHNOLOGY EDEN AREA TECHNICAL MINOR HIGH SCHOOL 205.432.3778 CENTER 205.379.4750 WALKER COUNTY CAREER HVAC 205.549.7055 Building Construction TECHNICAL CENTER Welding BESSEMER HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry 205.384.5170 Welding Drafting Design 205.432.7300 PINSON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Electrical Welding FAIRFIELD HIGH 205.379.5100 Welding Industrial Maintenance BLOUNT COUNTY CAREER PREPARATORY SCHOOL WENONAH HIGH SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY CENTER 205.785.5176 Masonry PLEASANT GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 205.231.1675 205.625.3424 205.374.5250 Welding Building Construction GARDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL Industrial Maintenance Industrial Maintenance 205.379.3600 Welding Drafting Design SHELBY COUNTY SCHOOL Drafting Welding OF TECHNOLOGY 205.682.6650 CALERA HIGH SCHOOL Building Construction 205.682.6100 Electrical Carpentry Plumbing Welding GoBuildAl.com WHERE TO TRAIN DISTRICT 1 From work–while–you–learn apprenticeships to career–elevating college courses, there are hundreds of DISTRICT 4 ways to kick off your construction DISTRICT 2 career right here in Alabama. If you’re DISTRICT 3 ready to start mastering a trade, check out the list below to find out you where DISTRICT 5 you can get the training you need. 5 DISTRICT 5 DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 6 COOSA PERRY ELMORE TALLAPOOSA DALLAS MONTGOMERY CHAMBERS AUTAUGA MACON LEE LOWNDES BULLOCK RUSSELL High Schools BREWBAKER TECHNOLOGY CHAMBERS COUNTY EDWARD BELL CAREER MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL CAREER TECHNOLOGY CENTER TECHNICAL CENTER AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL 334.284.7100 334.864.8863 256.896.3626 334.887.2120 Carpentry Welding Building Construction INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE BULLOCK COUNTY DALLAS COUNTY CAREER MPACT—MONTGOMERY AUTAUGA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL CENTER PREPARATORY ACADEMY FOR TECHNOLOGY CENTER 334.738.4370 334.872.8031 CAREER TECHNOLOGIES 334.361.0258 Carpentry Welding 334.241.5307 Electrical Welding Building Construction Welding ELMORE COUNTY Electrical CALHOUN/CENTRAL TECHNICAL CENTER Welding BIBB COUNTY CAREER ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL 334.567.1218 205.938.7434 334.227.4515 Cabinet Making RUSSELL COUNTY Building Construction Masonry Electrical HIGH SCHOOL Welding Plumbing 334.855.4378 CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Welding Cabinet Making BEAUREGARD HIGH SCHOOL 334.269.3636 334.745.5916 Drafting SELMA HIGH SCHOOL HVAC Design 334.874.1015 Masonry CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Welding PHENIX CITY 334.298.3626 Carpentry HVAC Masonry Welding GoBuildAl.com WHERE TO TRAIN DISTRICT 1 From work–while–you–learn apprenticeships to career–elevating college courses, there are hundreds of DISTRICT 4 ways to kick off your construction DISTRICT 2 career right here in Alabama. If you’re DISTRICT 3 ready to start mastering a trade, check out the list below to find out you where DISTRICT 5 you can get the training you need. 6 DISTRICT 6 DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 6 BUTLER COVINGTON GENEVA CRENSHAW COFFEE HENRY PIKE DALE HOUSTON BARBOUR High Schools ENTERPRISE HIGH SCHOOL BAROUR COUNTY 334.347.2640 HIGH SCHOOL Welding 334.775.3545 GREENVILLE Electrical HIGH SCHOOL CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL 334.382.2608 CAREER CENTER ELECTRICAL HEADLAND 334.774.4915 HIGH SCHOOL Masonry 334.585.7086 DOTHAN TECHNOLOGY Drafting CENTER Masonry 334.794.1436 TROY-PIKE CENTER Cabinet Making FOR TECHNOLOGY Carpentry Drafting Design 334.566.5395 Masonry Welding ELBA HIGH SCHOOL 334.897.2801 334.897.2266 Welding GoBuildAl.com WHERE TO TRAIN DISTRICT 1 From work–while–you–learn apprenticeships to career–elevating college courses, there are hundreds of DISTRICT 4 ways to kick off your construction DISTRICT 2 career right here in Alabama. If you’re DISTRICT 3 ready to start mastering a trade, check out the list below to find out you where DISTRICT 5 you can get the training you need. 7 DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 6 CHOCTAW BALDWIN MONROE WASHINGTON CLARKE ESCAMBIA MOBILE WILCOX CONECUH High Schools ESCAMBIA COUNTY NORTH BALDWIN CENTER HIGH SCHOOL FOR TECHNOLOGY ALMA BRYANT HIGH SCHOOL 251.368.9181 251.937.6751 251.824.3213 Carpentry Building Construction Welding Welding HVAC Welding BRYANT CAREER TECHNICAL FAULKNER CAREER CENTER TECHNICAL CENTER SOUTH BALDWIN CENTER 251.957.2845 251.221.5431 FOR TECHNOLOGY Electrical Carpentry 251.947.5041 HVAC Electrical Building Construction Industrial Maintenance HVAC Carpentry Plumbing Masonry Drafting Design Welding Welding Welding CONTINUOUS LEARNING CENTER MONROE COUNTY CAREER WASHINGTON COUNTY CAREER 251.221.2122 TECHNICAL CENTER TECHNICAL CENTER Cabinet Making 251.575.4381 251.847.2040 Electrical Carpentry ESCAMBIA-BREWTON CAREER Industrial Maintenance Industrial Maintenance TECHNICAL CENTER Welding 251.867.7829 Building Construction WILCOX CENTRAL Masonry HIGH SCHOOL Welding 334.682.9239 Masonry Welding GoBuildAl.com.
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