Construction Credentials: Why Do They Matter?
The desire for job and financial security often drives career choices, but only 33% of jobs need a four-year degree.
8 Ways the Construction Industry is Preparing for a Digital Future
Many industries are digitizing due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and construction is no exception. This sector has typically been slow to adopt new technologies, but it’s poised to...
NCCER and If I Had A Hammer, Inc. Partner to Bring an Exciting Approach to Math Comprehension
The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) and If I Had A Hammer, Inc. have partnered to expand access to the HammerMath® and HammerBuild ® programs aimed...
Future-Proof Your Talent with Training
In the exceedingly people-dependent construction industry, well-trained professionals are essential for success. Hiring skilled employees helps reduce rework and overspending and improves project outcomes. With the growing need for...
NCCER Celebrates Construction Education Programs and Products in 2024
The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) released several new or updated educational products in 2024, serving its ongoing mission to provide workforce development solutions for the...
NCCER Award Certifications to SkillsUSA Competitors, Recognizing Top Talent in Skilled Trades
LEESBURG, Va. – January 06, 2026 – SkillsUSA, the #1 workforce development organization for students, proudly announces its successful partnership with National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER),...
How to Implement Lean Principles on Your Construction Team
Have you ever thought you could better utilize the resources in your construction company? There are many ways to reduce waste, improve the use of materials and optimize the...
Humility in the Workplace
Humility is often depicted as a virtue, sometimes a spiritual virtue, and it’s interesting to me that so much has been written in the last several years about the...
How to Train Construction Workers on New Technology
Technology is critical for the future of the construction industry. With the surge in demand for construction work, already short-staffed companies need a solution for keeping up to speed....
The Greater Impact of the Construction Labor Shortage Examined
As the labor shortage continues, construction companies and clients struggle to find qualified contractors. Here are the far-reaching effects of the labor shortage.