Quinebaug Valley Community College
Construction Technology Degree Program
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Nationally New Homes and Remodeling Still in High Demand with Household growth expected to increase from 12.6 million in 1995-2005 to 14.6 million in 2005-2015:
- Minorities and especially Hispanics population growth
- Baby boomers move into peak vacation-home buying years
- Aging housing stock will boost demand for new replacement homes
- Spending on remodeling expected to grow by 3.7% through 2015
Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University Report 6/11/2007 National Association of Home Builders
In Connecticut Demand for skilled workers is increasing Projected increases in CT from 2000 to 2010
- Construction Managers 12.2%
- Carpentry 10.3%
- Electricians 16.9%
- Plumbers 7.3%
The Construction of 1,000 single-family homes generates. . .
- 2,448 jobs in construction and construction-related industries
- Approximately $79.4 million in wages
- More than $42.5 million in federal, state and local tax revenues and fees
Choose the Entry Level That’s Right for You! Be prepared!
- Level One * On-the-job-training
- Level Two * Apprenticeship Training
- Level Three * 2-year Community College/Technical School
- Level Four * 4-year College/University
Opportunities and Rewards are waiting for you!
Carpenters in Connecticut
- Average entry level income $31,411 ($15.10 /Hr)
- Average wage $42,994 ($20.67/Hr)
- Average top wage $61,495 (29.56/Hr)
Electricians in Connecticut
- Average entry level income $32,326 ($15.54/Hr)
- Average wage $46,675 ($22.43/Hr)
- Average top wage $67,071 ($32.24/Hr)
Plumbers in Connecticut
- Average entry level income $33,970 ($16.33/Hr)
- Average wage $46,363 ($22.28/Hr)
- Average top wage $72,904 ($35.05/Hr)




