Trade school training courses in Durham, NC (public, in-house or online)

The Durham Tech Construction Trades Certificate provides students with training for entry-level positions in construction. Five classes are required: Carpentry I, Carpentry II, Blueprint Reading, Estimating, and Masonry. The sequence of courses takes the student from basic tools and equipment through the entire house-building process. Carpentry I and Blueprint Reading are offered in the Fall. Carpentry II and Estimating are offered in the Spring, and Masonry is offered in the Summer. Students ma...

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Designed for the Construction Trades apprenticeship candidates and other interested individuals. Participants need access to a RELIABLE internet connection, a printer and a valid e-mail address.

Weekly Topics:

Orientation, Overview & Pretests
Arithmetic of Whole Numbers
Fractions
Decimal Numbers
Ratio, Proportions & Percent
Measurement
Pre-Algebra
Basic Algebra
Geometry
Introduction to Right Triangle Trigonometry

Audience:
Project Managers, Project Team Leads and Project Team Members responsible for managing, documenting and implementing SAP solutions
Goals:
Describe the composition and functions of Trade Promotion Management realised with SAP CRM and SAP SCM
Use the tools provided to successfully and efficiently implement the Trade Promotion Management solution
Content:
Overview of the key concepts and SAP components enabling Trade Promoti Management (TPM) solution
How to organize a...

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This 3-hour interactive online course examines Green Building in relation to the use of steel as a primary structural building material, its inherently recyclable nature, and its efficiency of assembly. Particular focus is on Cold-Formed Steel Framing, and what the builder, crafts and inspectors need to know regarding the key elements that make up steel framing, plus techniques to fit plumbing and electrical components.

The Participant will be able to:

Describe how Steel differs fr...

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This 3-hour interactive online course examines Green Building in relation to the use of steel as a primary structural building material, its inherently recyclable nature, and its efficiency of assembly. Particular focus is on Cold-Formed Steel Framing, and what the builder, crafts and inspectors need to know regarding the key elements that make up steel framing, plus techniques to fit plumbing and electrical components.

The Participant will be able to:

Describe how Steel differs fr...

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