Construction Ready

You’ve built the skills. Now there’s a place to use them differently. We're looking looking for experienced professionals to step into instructor roles across Georgia.

👷🏼 Construction
🧑🏼‍🏭 Welding
🔌 Electrical
❄️ HVAC
👨🏼‍🏭 Metals

This isn’t a traditional teaching job. It’s a chance to stay in the industry while helping students step into it. We’ll help you navigate the credentialing process and support placement where possible.

📍 Immediate openings across Georgia
🔗 Learn more: https://constructionready.org/become-a-teacher/

Teach what you know. Build what’s next.

Today we welcomed 15 students to our Pre-Apprenticeship training program at Georgia Works.

Over the next four weeks, they’ll gain basic construction skills, valuable credentials, industry connections, and much more – and the construction workforce in our state will be stronger as a result.

Join us in wishing these students a rich learning experience and success in their new careers!

And if you’re an employer seeking to hire new talent, interested in conducting a lunch-and-learn session, or simply would like more information on our Pre-Apprenticeship program, please contact Nick Bruno at 770-710-6233 or [email protected].

THURSDAY THRIVERS: Meet Ethan Morriss, a Chattahoochee Technical College graduate who, just a decade removed from high school, is an experienced carpentry professional with Anning-Johnson Company.

Ethan initially pursued a traditional college education before realizing a technical career was the better fit for him. He benefitted from strong mentors at Chattahoochee Tech and on the job at Anning-Johnson, and he offers this advice for young men and women wondering what they should do with their lives:

“Follow what interests you. You’re going to enjoy your time and your life so much more. If it interests you, don’t let it go to waste; jump on it and seize the opportunity.”

Go to https://constructionready.org/story/ethan-morriss/ to read how Ethan seized the day and continues to thrive in a hands-on skilled-trades career.

Woodstock High School Georgia Department of Education