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Saint Joseph's

Building & Trades

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Build your skills. Build a home. Build your future.

eNROLLMENT NOW OPEN

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Saint Joseph’s offers a hands-on Building and Trades program that focuses on the carpentry aspects of home construction, giving students real-world experience by building a house. Through this project-based learning approach, students gain essential skills such as framing walls, installing doors and windows, applying roofing, and finishing interiors. Once completed, the house is sold to the public, reinforcing the practical, career-ready nature of the program. Graduates will be prepared for careers in residential and commercial construction, equipped with the technical skills and industry knowledge needed to succeed in the trades.

Program Fees

  • Tuition: $1,500

Class Info

  • Approx. 32-week program

  • Morning and Afternoon sessions

  • Meets 5 days each week
  • 4+ hours each day

  • Class size: 5 students per session

start dates

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  • August 2025

about our Building & Trades Program

why pursue a career in Carpentry

The demand for skilled carpenters remains strong, with steady job opportunities in the construction industry. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the field is projected to grow 4% from 2023 to 2033, with approximately 76,500 job openings each year due to retirement and industry needs. As of 2023, carpenters earned a median annual wage of $56,350, making it a stable and rewarding career choice.

How to Apply

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Apply on our Website

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