The National Center for Construction Education and Research received a DEWALT Grow the Trades Grant for its efforts to provide career and technical education, addressing the skilled labor gap.

NCCER’s goal was to go beyond the numbers and statistics typically presented in research about women in construction with its new survey.

The NCCER updates include new editions to higher level roofing curriculum as well as translations of popular curriculum.

NCCER's CareerStarter program provides direct connections between entry-level job seekers, local training programs and employers in the construction industry.

Procore will work with NCCER to develop new technology-focused curriculum and educational resources, with the goal of strengthening the connection between technology and the trades.

Scholarship winners are chosen based on their academic merit, National Technical Honor Society membership and construction program involvement.

The NCCER's Spanish editions include its Core Sixth Edition, Roofing Level 1 Second Edition and Concrete Construction Levels1 and 2.

CareerStarter is the first comprehensive program specifically designed to take individuals from curiosity to career in the construction industry. 

Of the 41 construction positions surveyed, average annual salaries ranged from $49,920 to $98,965.

Taylor's new role and department is essential to NCCER's mission to build a safe, productive and sustainable workforce of craft professionals.