Community Colleges in Neveda
Community Colleges with Construction Pathways
These institutions offer certificates, diplomas, associate degrees (e.g., AAS in Construction Technology), and workforce training, often with NCCER certifications and dual-enrollment for high school students via CTE College Credit programs.
| College | Location | Program Details |
|---|---|---|
| College of Southern Nevada (CSN – Multiple campuses) | Las Vegas/Henderson/North Las Vegas, NV | Construction Technology AAS/Certificate; NCCER certifications, OSHA-10; Programs in construction management, building trades, carpentry, electrical; Dual enrollment for high school students (e.g., via Clark County SD); Hands-on labs and apprenticeships; Leads to careers in project management or skilled trades. |
| Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) | Reno, NV | Construction Technologies Certificate/AAS; NCCER certifications, OSHA-10; Focus on building trades, carpentry, HVAC; CTE College Credit for high school students (e.g., via Washoe County SD); Work-based learning and industry partnerships. |
| Great Basin College (GBC) | Elko, NV | Construction Trades Certificate; NCCER certifications, OSHA-10; Training in carpentry, electrical, plumbing; Dual enrollment for high school students; Focus on rural workforce needs with hands-on projects. |
| Western Nevada College (WNC) | Carson City, NV | Construction Technology AAS/Certificate; NCCER certifications, OSHA-10; Programs in building trades and management; Dual enrollment options; Emphasis on sustainable construction and apprenticeships. |
Additional Resources
- NDE CTE Programs: Over 100 CTE programs statewide, including Architecture & Construction; Visit doe.nv.gov/cte for district-specific searches and program standards.
- CTE College Credit: Statewide program for high school students to earn free college credits in CTE pathways (e.g., tmcc.edu/cte-college-credit, gbcnv.edu/cte).
- Funding and Expansion: Supported by Perkins V grants; Emphasis on equity and green construction.
- Certifications: Common include NCCER, OSHA, and industry-based credentials for college credit or job placement.
For programs in specific areas (e.g., Las Vegas metro, Reno), contact local districts or NDE. Nevada integrates CTE in most high schools for broad access.