Construction Trades

Join the Construction Trades programs at Mesa Community College to become a skilled, in-demand professional in the carpentry, electrical, plumbing and welding industries. From day one you’ll hone hands-on abilities as you work on projects and gain the field-tested expertise employers want. MCC’s comprehensive training programs offer the skills and qualifications to take you out in the field as a respected professional, running projects or your own business. Demand for these sought-after skilled professionals continues to boom.

Learn from experienced trade professionals who offer real-world experiences and networking contacts throughout the business community. Our hands-on approach to education means you learn the theory and best practices while you develop your craft.

Certificates of Completion (CCL)

Mesa Community College developed this program to meet the local high demands of the construction industry. With this certification, students can learn to enter the workforce quickly at the ground level. In addition, students will learn best practices to advance within the construction sector.

The program provides training in six specializations: carpentry, electrical, masonry, plumbing, solar, and HVAC.

What is a CCL in Construction Trades?

A Certificate of Completion (CCL) in Construction Trades prepares individuals for the workforce. You will learn to apply technical knowledge and skills in carpentry or electrical systems in residential and commercial settings.

Employers in Arizona are looking to fill open positions in the construction industry. The Construction Trades program is intended to help students fill those positions. These courses prepare students to enter the construction industry in positions such as carpenter, roofer, and electrician. With average salaries for carpenters, roofers, and electricians ranging from $40,000-$50,000, a CCL in Construction Trades helps students gives students the skills they need to start a new career.

Associate Degrees

We also offer Associate Degrees that prepare you to lead projects, run your own business, or apply technical skills in residential and commercial settings.

Course Sequences

Courses offered are part of MCC's Construction Trades Program. Review the individual pathway maps for details on required courses and sequencing.

Course Work Includes

• Safety
• Tools and equipment
• Construction calculations
• Blueprint reading
• Trade-specific codes
• Material characteristics
• Installation techniques
• Many more