BUILT NoCO is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing construction-focused vocational education across Northern Colorado. We empower students by offering hands-on learning opportunities and industry-recognized certifications from the U.S. Department of Labor.
Through our program, students gain valuable experience via internships, job shadowing, and entry-level positions, paving the way for rewarding careers in the construction industry.
BUILT NoCO partners with schools and educational organizations to provide construction-focused courses. We spotlight career opportunities for students, parents, and educators, ensuring equitable and accessible pathways into the industry.
Our mission is to bridge students with real-world job opportunities by creating job placement platforms and partnering with schools across Northern Colorado. This helps students explore careers in construction and equips them for success.
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Join us on November 6, 2024 at 8:30 AM in Windsor to learn how hiring high school students can strengthen the future of construction in Northern Colorado. We’ll debunk myths, share hiring insights, and answer your questions. Don’t miss this chance to support the next generation of builders!
Details & RSVP here.
The Development Committee at BUILT NoCO leads fundraising efforts and donor engagement to support BUILT NoCO’s mission of promoting construction career pathways.
The committee meets on the second Thursday of each month at 2:30 PM to plan and coordinate fundraising strategies.
For meeting invites or more information, contact Jen at [email protected]
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Whether you’re a student, educator, or community member, join us to create opportunities and shape the future of construction in Northern Colorado.
