Career Roadmap
Explore craft careers in high school with NCCER curriculum and training programs to build a successful future.
The path that you start on today leads to future success. Learn useful skills while completing coursework that could lead to a successful and fulfilling career.
Craft Training in High School
High School Begins
High School is an exciting start to a new chapter in your life. As you begin to consider future career possibilities, explore the craft careers listed below to see what may spark your interest.
NCCER Core Curriculum
9th & 10th GradesComplete NCCER’s Core Curriculum as a pre-requisite to further craft training. This can be obtained from High Schools offering NCCER courses or a post-secondary institution partner.Choose your craft
11th & 12th Grades Choose your preferred skill: Choose a skill based on what type of work you enjoy! Different craft careers require different skillsets and interest. It's okay to try your hand at different things, you may even find natural aptitude towards one in particular.Training Programs
Where will you train?Some area high schools have their own training labs on campus. Others utilize post-secondary-level training facilities. Some schools even offer dual-enrollment programs for students to train in their craft and earn college credentials.
High School Graduation
Complete your High School Career!Earn your High School Diploma and NCCER or other Skilled Craft credentials. After graduation you now have an opportunity to begin your career, but remember, further education in your craft will enhance your skills. Never stop learning!
Craft Career Pathways
From BYF.org (Build Your Future), “America needs certified craft professionals with technical skills who can keep it growing. Finding a career in construction is a life-changing decision to fulfill important roles in building communities. BYF helps in discovering how construction can be a good fit for your future — from making the right preparations to finding training.”
Fall 2025
New Student Registration runs June 2 - July 24. Fall 2025 semester begins August 4.
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Main Campus: 19251 Highland Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70809 | (225) 752 - 1415
Summer/Fall 2025
Summer classes begin June 2. Fall classes begin August 18.
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BRCC Mid City Campus: 201 Community College Dr, Baton Rouge, LA 70806 | (225) 216-8000
Summer/Fall 2025
Summer application deadline is April 25. Fall classes begin August 14.
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Main Campus: 13944 Airline Highway, Baton Rouge, LA 70817 | (877) 591-1070
Fall 2025 Cohort
Application deadline: April 28, 2025 – May 31, 2025
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BRCC Acadian Campus: Technical Education Division, 3250 N. Acadian Thwy E., Baton Rouge, LA 70805 | (225) 216-8659
Summer/Fall 2025
Summer application deadline is May 27. Fall registration is open, and classes begin in August.
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Gonzales Campus: 925 W. Edenborne Parkway, Gonzales, LA. 70737 | (225) 743-8500
Fall 2025
Fall registration begins April 1, and classes begin in August.
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Main Campus: 101 Riverbend Dr, St Rose, LA 70087 | (504) 468 - 3188
Summer/Fall 2025
Summer classes begin May 31. Fall classes begin August 12.
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River City Site and Advanced Manufacturing Center: 709 Churchill Parkway, Avondale, LA 70094 | (504)-342-3400
Summer/Fall 2025
Summer classes begin June 2. Fall classes begin the first week of September.
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Main Campus: 3710 Paris Road Chalmette, LA 70043 | (504)-278-6420
Summer/Fall 2025
Summer application deadline is May 27. Fall registration is open, and classes begin in August.
Application deadline: May 27, 2025
Reserve Campus: 181 Regala Park Road, Reserve, LA. 70084 | (985) 536-4418
St. Charles Campus: 13145 HWY 90, Boutte, LA. 70039 | (985) 785-5080
Westside Campus: 25250 Tenant Road, Plaquemine, LA. 70764 | (225) 687-5500
Continuing Your Education
