If you are interested in a career instead of a minimum-wage job, the construction industry may be the right fields for you. It offers many career paths as well as attractive ways to start one of them, via apprenticeships that eliminate the costs you would normally have to pay for your college education. You can receive formal training in different building trades while you also work under the supervision of an experienced professional and earn your money.
Getting ready for a construction apprenticeship is, first of all, choosing the job you would like to learn and practice.
Talk to your careers adviser because they should be able to offer you all kid of study options, including apprenticeships, as well as the necessary tools to highlight your strengths that may be indicators of the type of work you would enjoy.
Contact an Denver jobs employer which offers an apprenticeship program that you are interested to follow. No experience is required and you have the chance to start earning living wages soon enough and also receive family benefits and a retirement plan, not to mention the possibilities to advance in your career, once you finish your education and become more and more specialized and experienced. Just make sure you are 18+ and able to pass a drug test. Having a driver`s license is also a advantage.
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