CAREER PLANNING
Interest Inventory
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What career choices might you pursue if you knew your own interests and skills? The resources below can help you find out what those are. Start with a self assessment:
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Apprenticeships and Training
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Building Trades–training
(ROP-Regional Occupational Program)
(ROP-Regional Occupational Program)
Redwood High School–Tom Eller, ROP Coordinator
(415) 488-9865 (office) 415 606-1955 (cell) email: the4const@aol.com
Building Trades–training
(TIP-Trades Introduction Program)
(TIP-Trades Introduction Program)
North Bay Building & Construction Trades Council–
Frank Cuneo, Acting Director
(707) 772-9811 (cell) email: FrankCstr8@gmail.com
Building Trades
(Elevator Constructors)
(Elevator Constructors)
| International Union of Elevator Constructors-Local 8 690 Potrero Ave San Francisco, CA 94110 Phone: (415) 285-2900 Fax: (415) 285-2020 |
Union of mechanics, apprentices and helpers that build, maintain, repair, and modernize elevators, escalators, dumbwaiters,stage lifts, moving walks, wheelchair lifts and other vertical transportation equipment in Northern California and Nevada. |
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If you are interested in a career that gives you the satisfaction of working with your hands while challenging you to think on your feet, you should consider a career as a union pipe trades technician.
It takes a special kind of person to succeed in our Apprenticeship Training Program, someone who wants to make a five-year commitment to working hard and studying hard. But a career in the Pipe Trades pays handsome dividends for those who make that commitment.Instead of merely getting a job, why not master a trade? A trade with a proud tradition and a bright future. A trade that offers good pay and great benefits. Local 38 bridges the Bay with two regional training facilities, the Joseph P. Mazzola Training Centers in San Francisco and Santa Rosa. You can find out more about Apprenticeship Training and the career opportunities offered, in the “Training Topics” section of their Website. |
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| Plumbers & Pipefitters 1621 Market St. San Francisco CA 94103 (415)626-2000 |
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The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers is the largest electrical union in the world. The IBEW represents workers’ rights in all areas of the electrical industry. The National Electrical Contractors Association is the management association for electrical contractors. NECA represents thousands of employers who guarantee their installations and perform quality work on time and on budget. To provide the highly skilled work force necessary to meet the customer needs and insure job satisfaction for the electrical workers, the IBEW and NECA sponsor the very best, unparalleled apprenticeship training programs. | |||
| 2525 Cleveland Ave., Ste. B Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Phone: 707-542-3505 Fax: 707-542-9134 Email: ibew551@ibewlocal551.org Contact Person: Jack A. Buckhorn |
Ironworkers University–Jason Lindsey, Business Agent
(707) 746-6100 (office) email: jasonl@iwlocal378.org
Technical Curriculum (MC3)
CTWI (non-profit)–Construction Trades Workforce Initiative
Beli Acharya, Executive Director
(646) 338-7367 (cell) email: beli@ctwi-btca.org
Cypress Mandela Training Center, Inc.
977 66th Avenue, Oakland CA 94621
(510) 208-7350
email: info@cypressmandela.org
Cypress Mandela Training Center, Inc.
977 66th Avenue, Oakland CA 94621
(510) 208-7350
email: info@cypressmandela.org
| Bright Horizons Family Solutions www.brighthorizons.com |
There are many types of early childhood programs. When choosing an employer, look for a partnership that supports your philosophy about work with children.
| (415) 507-2638 www.marinsheriff.org |
The Marin County Sheriff’s Office includes the Office of Emergency Services, Marin County Major Crime Task Force, Field Services Bureau, Detention Services Bureau, and the Administrative and Support Services Bureau.
| Ex’pression College for Digital Arts www.expression.edu |
Make your passion your profession |