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Building the Future Together - Career Readiness Programs
BUILDING THE FUTURE TOGETHER
Marin Builders Association is committed to creating life-changing opportunities for young people in Marin. In addition to our annual Scholarship Program, we've collaborated with the Marin County Office of Education, College of Marin, Canal Alliance, and the Mario Ghilotti Family Foundation to help students gain invaluable experience in the trades. We provide a collaborative, local approach to construction workforce training that includes recruitment, training, and placement.
Learn more about our partnered career programs at:
marinbuilders.com/workforce-development-resources
North Bay Construction Corps –Marin Class: Sponsored by Mario Ghilotti Family Foundation
This program places high school seniors directly into the construction industry with local Marin Builders Association firms. Each cohort concludes with a 2-week, onsite construction bootcamp followed by a hiring fair and possible job placement.
Training the future leaders in our industry has never been more important. Mario Ghilotti’s vision was to encourage and assist the next generation to get into construction and the trades. We are so pleased with our partnership with Marin Builders Association, which helps to bring the North Bay Construction Corps to students in Marin.
– Mike Ghilotti, Ghilotti Bros.
College of Marin e2c Partnership Program: A partnership with College of Marin and the Canal Alliance.
In addition to technical skills and job placement services, this program provides Canal Alliance clients with career, financial, and personal support to help ensure long-term career success.
ROP Construction Technology Program: A partnership with Marin County Office of Education
Nearly three decades ago, the Marin Builders Association helped to create the Regional Occupational Program Construction Technology Class to help introduce high school students to the construction industry.
We so appreciate your partnership and support of this incredible construction education program and the learning opportunity it provides for students in our community.
– Mike Grant, Marin County Office of Education