Construction Technologist
Why Become a Construction Technologist?
Construction technologists always seem to be creating and implementing digital footprints for the future of work and business. One thing is for certain, technologists are always in a high demand career and are essential to help companies navigate the ever changing digital landscape. The paycheck isn’t bad either as technologists can make upwards of $141k.

Career Pathways
Becoming an Construction Technologist

Technical College
Certificate program prepares students for skill trade careers in the construction technology industry and emphasizes civil engineering technology skills for successful employment. Students are prepared through vocational school courses including engineering, design, and computer software. Standard pathway to obtaining a technical degree includes:
Meet Education Requirements
Attend Technical College, Trade School, or 4 Year College
Minimum of 2-3 years is required
Complete Apprenticeship
*Please note, requirements may vary by State and location.

Straight to Workforce
Although a degree is not always required, employers generally prefer candidates to have an associate’s degree from a program accredited by ABET, although a degree is not always required. Should also have basic knowledge of the use of computers.

Source: Zippia.com
**Above career path chart shows how you might advance from one job title to another within the trade industry; not all trade pathways are the same and depend on each person’s ultimate goals and job opportunities