College Programs
How College Fits In:
Before apprenticeship: Construction technology programs at community colleges can prepare you to apply for apprenticeship
During apprenticeship: Your classroom instruction may be delivered at a college, and credits often count toward a degree
After apprenticeship: Many journey-level workers go on to earn bachelor’s degrees in construction management, engineering or business
Explore educational options in construction-related fields:
Columbia Basin College
Programs:
Computer Aided Drafting
Engineering Technology
Evergreen Flagger Training
Occupational Safety & Health
Project Management
Welding Technology
Spokane Community College
Programs:
Apprenticeships
CAD Design & Drafting
Electrical Maintenance & Automation
Electrical Trainee
Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning & Refrigeration (HVAC)
Project Management
Welding Fabrication Technology
Walla Walla Community College
Programs:
Computer Aided Drafting & Design
Energy Systems Technology
Engineering Technology
Residential Construction (does not appear to be available at this time)
Welding Technology
Wenatchee Valley College
Drafting
Engineering Technology
Environmental Systems & Refrigeration Technology (ESRT)
Multi-Occupational Trades
Welding
Yakima Valley College
Programs:
Civil Engineering Technology
Computer Aided Design
Construction Design
Electrical Technology
Engineering Technology
Flagger Training
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology
Land Survey
Land Survey & Construction Design