Yes, it is funded by the Federal Highway Administration and the Texas Department of Transportation.

No, neither is required, but they are encouraged.

No experience necessary.

No. TCCA's current program is classroom-based. It does not include hands-on heavy equipment operation or jobsite training.

TCCA provides classroom-based training covering construction fundamentals, highway construction concepts, workplace safety, career readiness, and other topics relevant to the transportation and construction industry.

a. Must be at least 18 years old b.  Have a current driver’s license or government ID c.   Located near the class location d.   Pass a drug test e.   Go through our interview process

The program has graduated over 500 students in the past 8 years. A typical regional class has between 10–20 participants.

No. TCCA does not guarantee employment. The program is designed to provide classroom training and career preparation that participants can use when pursuing employment or additional training.

Yes, you are required to go everyday

OSHA 10-Hour for Construction Certification Card and a TCCA Certificate of Completion. The following are examples of what may vary class-by-class:a. Intro to Construction Estimating & Blueprint Readingb. Intro to Land Surveyingc. Intro to Materials Testingd. Work Zone Safety Training

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