Introducing Construct-Ed’s Free Trade School Online.
About our free trade school program.
Construct-Ed’s free trade school program allows high school, vo-tech, and college students to watch all courses on our platform, 100% free. Construct-Ed is an online learning platform where industry professionals publish or watch on-demand courses to grow their business, skills, and knowledge. We’ve partnered with our Pro instructors to offer all 180+ courses on our platform totally free to students interested in learning the trades. By giving students free access to our on-demand courses, we’re working with our instructors to close the skills gap and help the next generation of contractors and construction professionals to learn what they need to begin a career in the trades.
Help us educate the next generation and close the skills gap.
Your students, learning from real Pros.
When you enroll your students in Construct-Ed’s free trade school program, you’re helping them learn from experienced Pros in the industry. Our instructors are associations, business owners, foreman, and industry professionals. Your students will learn business, trade, and leadership skills from experienced Pros and be better prepared for a career in the trades. Course subjects range from business management and leadership skills, to trade skills and safety, to marketing, profit growth, and more. Your students can learn what they want on-demand, from any device with internet access. We’ve got courses on foreman leadership, concrete vibration, making profit on jobs, estimating 101, and many more.
Who’s eligible?
Any high school, vocational/technical school, or trades college is eligible to enroll their students with Construct-Ed. If you have a question about whether or not your institution is eligible, use the contact form below to reach out to us.
Enroll your students today in 3 easy steps.
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School admin: fill out the form below.
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We’ll contact you and get your students enrolled.
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Your students learn 100% free.
Are you a student?
Send this page to your school and ask them to enroll you.