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Salt Lake Technical College

Concrete Masonry

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CREDIT HOURS

12 Credit Hours

 

ESTIMATED COST*

$1,757

 

CERTIFICATE ACHIEVED

CA

 

Tuition is subject to change without notice. Additional fees may be required.

Concrete/Cement Mason is a skilled craft worker who works with a crew to pour, smooth, and finish floors, curbs, walls, columns, and other structures using concrete and industry hand and power tools, typically working outdoors. Apprentices in this program will ‘learn and earn’ while developing foundational safety practices and industry-specific skills to work confidently alongside their team.

  1. Apply to SLCC
    Complete an online Application for Admission.
  2. Complete Orientation
    You can complete an orientation in person or online.
  3. Take the CASAS assessment
    Determine your academic skill level if you are starting a Salt Lake Technical College program or need to register for an ESL class.
  4. Make an Appointment with an Academic Advisor
    Meet with an advisor after completing the assessment.
  5. Pay Tuition
    Pay tuition at Cashier Services before registering for courses.
  6. Register for Courses in MySLCC.

OCCUPATIONS

Cement Masons & Concrete Finishers

Entry-Level Wage: $18.64

Median Wage: $26.66

Monthly Openings: 92

Occupational Data, 2024, Salt Lake County, Lightcast Exconomic Modeling

Required Courses (12 Credit Hours)

Course
Title
Credit Hours
Semester
Prerequisite
Course TECN 1000
Title Concrete Masonry 1A
Clock Hours 3
Semester F, S
Prerequisite Students must take the CASAS Placement Test with a score that places them into Reading and Math Level 8 or higher, or instructor approval.
Course TECN 1100
Title Concrete Masonry 1B
Clock Hours 3
Semester F, S
Prerequisite TECN 1000
Course TECN 1200
Title Concrete Masonry 2A
Clock Hours 3
Semester F, S
Prerequisite TECN 1100
Course TECN 1210
Title Concrete Masonry 2B
Clock Hours 3
Semester F, S
Prerequisite TECN 1200

Tuition and Fees

Available Class Schedules

Taylorsville Redwood Campus
4600 South Redwood Road, CT 025
Salt Lake City, Utah 84123

Classes will meet in the evenings, twice a week, for three hours each.

Financial Aid

Many SLTech programs are eligible for Pell Grants or VA Educational Benefits.

Complete the  Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online to get started.

SCHOLARSHIPS

For information about scholarships, visit the  Office of Financial Aid

Requirements

Students must wear long pants, closed-toed shoes, and safety glasses. Gloves are strongly recommended. Students should also plan on bringing personal hand tools to each class.

CASAS Placement Test:

  • Reading: 8.0
  • Math: 8.0

Need a little help with Reading, Math, or keyboarding?  Academic Readiness  courses will get you up to speed!