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Latest news @GCA Trades Academy
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13 January 2012
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Classes Starting Next Week: CORE, Heavy Equipment Operator, Electrical, HVAC, Automotive Technology, Welding
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
CORE: Basic Safety
HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 2: Grades, Part 2
ELECTRICAL 2: Pull & Junction Boxes
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
HVAC 2: Introduction to Hydronic Systems, Air Quality Equipment
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 1 (Engines): Shop Safety, Environmental & Hazardous Materials, Fasteners and Thread Repair, Hand Tools, Power Tools and Shop Equipment, Vehicle Lifting and Hoisting, Measuring Systems & Tools
Saturday, January 21, 2012
WELDING 1: Plasma Arc Cutting, Air Carbon Arc Cutting and Gouging
HVAC 4: Commercial & Industrial Refrigeration Systems
To learn more or to enroll in courses, email us or call 647-4842/3. You can also download our course catalog and course schedule by clicking on the link on the right-side column.
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Staying Current with Advancements in the Automotive Industry
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Mike Anderson, automotive instructor at the GCA Trades Academy, shares his motivation for teaching and his advice for those wanting to get into the automotive industry.
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| Why I Teach - Mike Anderson, Automotive Instructor |
Interested in training at the GCA Trades Academy? Call us at 647-4842/3.
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Taken all together, Guam's construction workforce is receiving a valuable resource to improve and assess skills, in order to increase pay to deliver a quality product to the people of Guam and the region. The membership and board of directors of the Guam Contractors Association is extremely proud of the GCA Trades Academy and will continue to foster its growth and success in developing the future of Guam's construction workforce.
-James Martinez,
President,
Guam Contractors Association
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Mission Statement
To foster, promote, and develop the welfare of the wage earners of Guam, to improve their working and living conditions, and to advance their opportunities for occupational training and profitable employment.

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