Sequence of courses: Fundamentals of Masonry I Advanced Masonry Procedure Foundations and Footings Concrete Finishing Bricklaying Advanced Bricklaying Block & Rock Laying Decorative Masonry   Articulation Agreement WVUIT -3 credit hours in Civil Engineering Technology

Certification F.I.T. Technical Career Education Certificate of Completion NCCER National Registry Curriculum Introduction and orientation Shop and job safety Clay masonry materials Concrete masonry units Stone masonry Masonry anchors, ties, and joint reinforcements Tools of the trade Concrete fundamentals Laying masonry units Foundations and basements Brick veneer

Job Opportunities Bricklayer Blocklayer Stone-mason Concrete finisher Mason's helper Unique Opportunities     A wide variety of on-the-job training opportunities are given to masonry students through projects done at the request of non-profit agencies. For example: students pour sidewalks and footers, build retaining and decorative walls, construct service buildings of block, brick, and concrete, build concrete, brick, and/or block bases for flag poles and signs, and do concrete repair.