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The Different Paths to Your Construction Career

Having a High School Diploma or GED opens up a world of possibilities for those interested in joining the construction industry. Depending on your goals, you may choose to pursue a direct entry route, an apprenticeship program, a two-year degree from a community or technical college, or a four- to six-year degree from a university. All the pathways offer limitless opportunities for growth and development. Exploring each option will help you determine which route is best for you.

The construction industry offers boundless possibilities for employment, a rapid trajectory of career progression, extraordinary earning potential and on-the-job training – ALLOWING YOU TO EARN WHILE YOU LEARN! Furthermore, jobs in the sector are more secure and stimulating than ever before due to the implementation of revolutionary and cutting-edge construction technology such as robotics, training simulators, virtual and augmented reality, AI and drones. Below are Just a Few of the Advantages for getting a job in the Alaska Construction Industry compared to other jobs:

Growth Opportunities

Construction jobs provide excellent opportunities for growth, as workers can gain experience and certifications that can lead to higher-paying positions.

Variety of Projects

Construction jobs in Alaska can involve a variety of different projects, from large commercial projects to small residential jobs.

Job Security

Construction jobs in Alaska remain relatively stable even during economic downturns, offering job security to those who specialize in this field.

Unique Environment

Working in Alaska provides a unique environment and allows construction workers to experience some of the state’s most beautiful landscapes.