Name: Northwest College of Construction
Address: 8111 NE Holman St, Portland, OR 97218, USA, US
Telephone: +1 503-256-7300

Northwest College of Construction is a health, located at 8111 NE Holman St, Portland, OR 97218, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 503-256-7300, visit their website www.nwcoc.com for more detailed information.

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8111 NE Holman St, Portland, OR 97218, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 19 May 2021

Monday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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D3moncow

15 September 2022

I ended up leaving the program for reasons of location, but I will, frankly, miss it. The office coordinators are extremely responsive, answering my (many) questions about the applicant-to-apprentice process quickly and thoroughly. The instructors are not only competent - all, I believe, have spent many years in the industry - but likeable. The best I can say is that everybody at the College seems to genuinely enjoy what they do, and it reflects in the quality of the program. I can recommend it without reservations to anyone interested in pursuing Journeyman status in the trades that they cover.
Kenton W

17 September 2021

This place is Awesome!! Zane is very knowledgeable and Jovan😉, Lauryn 😉, Amy and Sara have been super helpful at the front desk!! I would highly recommend Northwest College of Construction!!
Serena Gerbozy

13 June 2021

I was searching for an apprenticeship program and came across Northwest College of construction. I worked with Katrina Cloud who helped me figure out which trade I wanted to get into. Turns out the training is completely free. All I have to do is work hard and I get a free education and a great paying job. I've asked Katrina hundreds of questions and she is always very patient and reassuring. In fact all of the staff that I've encountered have been great to work with.As the end of the school year nears, I wanted to say thank you to Northwest College of Construction. When Covid hit some apprentices were not sure how we were going to be able to attend classes. Katrina Cloud did a fundraiser to be able to purchase loaner devices for apprentices. Staff also did a couple of handouts on how to connect. Above and beyond! They really cares about their apprentices!
Rornowski Breaks

11 June 2021

Very appreciative for this school. Its hard to get your foot in the door with the trades. The school gives you the opportunity to show yourself and your work if you have no experience. If your a hard worker and a good listener than you will fit in just fine here. Lauryn Small was my coordinator and she did a very awsome job. She helped me through my program and answered all my questions! Thank you! Also, Zane is the man! Couldnt ask for a better teacher/mentor! Thank you! And Lastly thank you to the school for giving myself and all the other individuals a chance to make a great career out of the trades!
Gavin Perrault

26 May 2021

As I'm writing this,, I've been at NWCOC for about three years, and let me tell you, this was my best option. There is a plethora of knowledge avalible in this Trade school and lots of helpful and experienced staff. The office ladies Jovan, Lauryn, and Amy are in sum, your best friends. They'll back you up and support you through whatever troubles you have related to the college. From getting you to work, to helping you finish your education, they will support you.
In terms of ability to learn, there is a large amount if trades and certifications you can get. You can learn from a large quantities of different sides of the trades. Currently, I'm enrolled in Carpentry, and my teachers have been supportive of my progress and helping me progress and go beyond.
For work, the longest I was off for was about three months, but by that point, I had accumulated enough money from working to survive being off. Getting a job through the college gets you more benefits than if you weren't, most of the time, you're working, and getting compensated pretty well for the work you do (though the college doesn't base your pay).
If you're looking for a career, of reliable work, willing to expand your skills, and just be a better you, the college offers that stuff. I joined straight out of high school and everything is fine, I'm able to support myself and I'm constantly learning. If you feel lost, I highly recommend giving this college a try. The best part is that it's free.