Alex & Brothers, LLC

Provider description

Elective Program: This type of course bridges the gap between professional construction management ("General Contracting") and hands-on vocational skills ("Trades"). It serves as a workforce development pipeline, moving participants from initial curiosity to career-readiness by teaching them how to build, manage, and deliver construction projects. The programs offers a dual-track curriculum that combines technical craft with project management: Hands-On Trade Skills: Practical instruction in core trades such as carpentry, masonry, electrical basics, plumbing, and concrete work. Students learn tool safety, material handling, and installation techniques. General Contractor (GC) Fundamentals: Lessons on the "business" of building, including reading blueprints, project scheduling, cost estimating, site safety management (often leading to OSHA 10 certification), and quality control. Career Readiness & Certification: Many high-school-level courses offer industry-recognized credentials (like NCCER Core) and soft skills training (teamwork, communication, problem-solving) essential for employment. Mentorship & Job Placement: Advanced programs often function as pre-apprenticeships, connecting students with local General Contractors for site visits, summer internships, and direct-to-work placement upon graduation.

Service categories

• Elective Courses

Service types

• Woodworking/Building Lessons or Training Programs