Civil Engineers
Minimum Required Education: Bachelor’s Degree
Average Annual Salary: $100,200
Connecting & Supporting Success
From the early drafts to a finished structure. Build your career on a foundation of knowledge.
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Every construction project starts with an idea, once completed it becomes a space for possibility. A construction pathway allows hands on opportunities to build the infrastructure of our community. From the internal wiring to the crisp coat of paint, each component requires attention to detail in order to last generations.
With multiple construction companies and growing industries in South Central Kentucky, continued expansions mean a continued need for this pathway.
Your future starts here. Explore in-demand careers across South Central Kentucky and find the path that’s right for you.
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Draft examples from Construction — Professional Services career data pending.
Minimum Required Education: Bachelor’s Degree
Average Annual Salary: $100,200
Minimum Required Education: Bachelor’s Degree
Average Annual Salary: $69,900
Minimum Required Education: High School Diploma + Apprenticeship or Training Program
Average Annual Salary: $65,300
Minimum Required Education: Certificate Program + Apprenticeship
Average Annual Salary: $60,300
Minimum Required Education: High School Diploma + Apprenticeship or Training Program
Average Annual Salary: $57,800
Minimum Required Education: High School Diploma + Apprenticeship or Training Program
Average Annual Salary: $56,900
Minimum Required Education: High School Diploma + Apprenticeship or Training Program
Average Annual Salary: $48,300
Minimum Required Education: High School Diploma + Apprenticeship or Training Program
Average Annual Salary: $46,500
Minimum Required Education: High School Diploma + Apprenticeship or Training Program
Average Annual Salary: $46,100
Minimum Required Education: High School Diploma
Average Annual Salary: $44,200
Resources to start building your pathway are available throughout the community and through educational fields. Local schools are just one of many resources, and in the surrounding area these programs and career models are offered. See what’s available in your community.
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