College Credits
Agreements with
New England Institute of Technology (up to 9 credits)
Lincoln Technical Institute ( up to 12 credits)
The Construction Technology Program offers a future with great rewards.
Certifications
- US Dept. of Labor OHSA 10 Construction Safety Certificate
- AGC/VT Program Credential
- NCCER Core Curriculum
- NCCER Construction Core
- ACT National Career Readiness Certificate
- AHA Heartsaver®️ CPR/AED
Advisory Committee
- John Berryhill – Habitat for Humanity
- Tanner Romano— Naylor and Breen Builders
- Matthew Wheaton— Dew Construction
- Nancy J Moore — Rotella Kitchens and Bath
- Lauren Hughes Century 21 Real Estate
- Jennifer Landon— Associated Builders & Contractors
- Wayne Schiller— LaValley Building Supply
- Aaron Hildebrand— Hildebrand Homes
- Darren Bidgood – Department of Labor
- Rebekah Stephens— Habitat for Humanity
- Darren Bidgood— Vermont Department of Labor
The Construction Technology Program offers a strong introduction to the tools and techniques of the industry. Students learn to use hand and power tools safely and accurately, develop project-estimating skills, and become familiar with contemporary building materials. Students build with panelization methods. Students gain practical experience from foundation to finish on and off-campus, and at community projects.
What We Do
Students operate professional equipment and power tools as they work independently and in teams in many aspects of construction. Students participate in field trips to industry leaders in Vermont. Many service projects have been completed to help local groups including, the United Way, Vermont State Parks, and Habitat for Humanity. Students work cooperatively with other programs such as Natural Resources and Forestry and Electrical/Plumbing.
Entry Requirements
Recommended Prerequisites: add, subtract, multiply, divide whole numbers, fractions, and decimals; basic American standards measuring skills; ability to perform physical labor on the job site and in the classroom.
Reading Level of class materials: Grade 10-12 NCCER Textbook requirements
Program Instructor – Tyler Gugliotta
At 14 Tyler Gugliotta began working summers in construction as a laborer demolishing and cleaning up very large busy residential houses in the New York City suburb communities. He worked hard to become a carpenter by 16 doing work that he is still proud of 26 years later! Since then, Tyler has studied engineering, worked as a draftsman, had the opportunity to lead crews, own a business, and build a great reputation as a highly-skilled carpenter in the Killington mountain area. Tyler moved to Vermont in 2003 to teach snowboarding and has made an exceptional seasonal career out of that ever since. I believe that the quality of what you do is remembered, not the time you took to accomplish something. As a teacher, I am excited to use my experiences to help students obtain skills and confidence to prepare them for a healthy, successful life.”
tyler.gugliotta@rcpsvt.org (802) 770-1036
