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Student Resources

  • Are you pursuing a construction-related degree as a college student and require financial assistance?

  • Are you a high school student enthusiastic about the construction industry and seeking practical experience or the opportunity to interact with professionals?

  • Are you a grade school student or teacher interested in having NAWIC NH organize a Block Kids Event at your school?

If you answered YES to any of the above, you've found the perfect destination! Explore further details about events, scholarships, and mentoring opportunities below.  Should you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us using the form at the bottom of this page. Thank you for your interest in pursuing a career in the construction industry! The future relies on dedicated students like you.

Are you 18 years or older, under-employed or unemployed and looking for a pathway to a successful future?  If so, the Pre-apprenticeship Certificate Training-PACT Program is for you!  HBI has partnered with the New Hampshire Home Builders Association (NHHBA), to provide HBI PACT training to eligible persons.  Graduates earn a certificate that proves to employers that they have the construction skills needed to be successful on the job. 

The HBI PACT Program is here to support you in building your career and establishing a solid foundation for a well-paying job. Our program offers:

  • Free training led by experienced journey-level instructors in various building trades, including basic Carpentry, Electrical Wiring, Brick Masonry, Plumbing, Painting, and Facilities Maintenance.

  • Comprehensive instruction in safety and first aid, construction math, career counseling, and job placement assistance.

  • Guidance in tools and material identification, as well as knowledge in green building practices.

  • Hands-on training in purpose-built workshops.

  • Opportunities to volunteer your skills on community construction projects, contributing to your local community.

  • The opportunity to earn valuable certifications, including OSHA 10, EPA Lead Paint, and HBI PACT Certifications.

 

Join the HBI PACT Program and take the first step towards a rewarding career in the construction industry.

Many of our members can provide job shadow days with high school students interested in construction related careers.  Other members hire college interns over the summer or winter breaks, such as the Department of Public Works in Goffstown, NH where one member, Meghan Theriault is the Town Engineer. 

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Each summer Goffstown hires two full time college interns to help with the Town's pavement management program, construction and drainage outfall inspections and assistance with many other tasks.  Interns are taught how to use AutoCAD so that they can practice making edits to construction plan sets.  Often times they attend project meetings or perform site inspections for erosion control and utility installation.  To learn more about where our members work and what they do, see the "Our NH Members" page.  If you see something that interests you, contact us below and we will try to set up a job shadow day for you.

If you're a high school student in New Hampshire with an interest in a construction or transportation-related career, mark your calendar for our annual NH Construction Career Days event in September! Visit our website for more information and inquire with your teacher or guidance counselor about registering your school for this fantastic event at the Hopkinton Fairgrounds. Don't miss out!

This event, organized by several NAWIC members and other volunteers, increases career awareness through hands-on experience with heavy equipment, welding, small tools, plumbing, electrical wiring, surveying, engineering, land clearing, underground utilities, and other construction related jobs. 

As a student, you will have ample opportunities to drive heavy equipment, try your hand at welding, plumbing, carpentry or electrical work.  We also have engineering challenges, surveying, storm water activities and tree climbing.  There are many representatives from local colleges and apprenticeship programs in attendance. 
 

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