DRYWALL
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
This unique training combines the CORE Curricula from the National Center of Construction Education and Research (NCCER) with a hands-on project deliverable and an OSHA-approved 10-hour safety training.
COURSE DETAILS
This course prepares trainees with the drywall skills of drywall skills for installation, finishing, insulating, soundproofing, and firestopping. Participants will gain practical hands-on experience and theoretical understanding to excel in this dynamic and in-demand field.
Certifications/Credentials Earned:
Upon successful completion of the course, students will earn their industry-recognized NCCER Core Construction, OSHA 10, and NCCER Drywall Level 1.
Training Schedule:
This course is six (6) weeks long as follows:
Job Readiness Training: 1 week, M-F 9am-3pm, (in-person)
NCCER CORE Construction: 2 weeks, M-F 9am-4pm, (in-person)
NCCER Drywall Level 1: 3 weeks, M-F 9am-4pm, (in person)
PRICING: $1,529
Program pricing may vary based on individual circumstances and available scholarships or financial assistance. Please contact our team to learn more about program costs and available funding options.
SKILLS COVERED
• Construction materials and methods
• Thermal and moisture protection
• Drywall installation
• Drywall finishing
REQUIREMENTS / ELIGIBILITY
In order to be successful in this class, members must:
Authorized to work
Possess basic computer skills
All members will be screened for eligibility prior to taking the class.
Must be 18 or older
No sex offenses on criminal background check
Must be able to pass a drug test
Low-to-middle income (must show proof of income documentation)
Self-certification may be required for unemployed applicants
ATTENDANCE AND GRADUATION POLICY
It is SERJobs policy that a minimum of 90% of attendance is required to earn credential; three tardies equal one absence. Failure to meet attendance requirement will result in termination of training services. All trainees must demonstrate proficiency with a score of 70% or higher on an examination at the end of each module in order to earn their NCCER certifications. At the end of each unit, the Performance Evaluations (PE) are used to track and document student progress in all areas of the NCCER, classroom academics, hands-on competencies in the building trades, and life skills. The participant must demonstrate they can safely perform various tasks using tools or other skills covered in the modules.
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