The following is written by and according to the U.S. Department of Labor and particular to the education and training required for construction workers.
Many construction laborer jobs require a variety of basic skills, but others require specialized training and experience. Most construction laborers learn on the job, but formal apprenticeship programs provide the most thorough preparation.
Education and training. While some construction laborer jobs have no specific educational qualifications or entry-level training, apprenticeships for laborers require a high school diploma or equivalent. High school classes in English, mathematics, physics, mechanical drawing, blueprint reading, welding, and general shop can be helpful.
Most workers start by getting a job with a contractor who provides on-the-job training. Increasingly, construction laborers find work through temporary help agencies that send laborers to construction sites for short-term work. Entry-level workers generally help more experienced workers. They perform routine tasks, such as cleaning and preparing the worksite and unloading materials. When the opportunity arises, they learn from experienced construction trades workers how to do more difficult tasks, such as operating tools and equipment. Construction laborers may also choose or be required to attend a trade or vocational school or community college to receive further trade-related training.
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do construction workers need a high school degree
i do not
No college is needed to become a construction worker. All you need is to get on crew and a few tools.
you need to be strong
There is no educational requirement in the US Constitution for a person to be president.
None.
You don't need to go to colleage if you want to be a construction worker.
Your previous educational background documents.
Many blue collar jobs are in an upswing because they pay has increased. Positions in construction and other industries have increased in wages and little educational background is need for most of these positions.
If you are talking about being a painter who paints houses and buildings, you don't really need an educational background.
You probably need to send requests to your friends.
a background in engineering, such as uni degree and maths and physics electives