Making the transition from military service to a civilian career can feel overwhelming, but the right training can make all the difference. At Rehab Warriors, we’ve built an eight-week registered apprenticeship program specifically for veterans who want to step into the real estate and construction industries.
This program isn’t just about getting a job — it’s about gaining the skills, confidence, and connections to build a long-term, rewarding career. Let’s take a deeper dive into what you’ll learn each week, why it’s important, and how it prepares you for success.
Your first week lays the foundation (literally) for your new career in real estate development. This is where you’ll get a big-picture understanding of how the industry works, including key concepts, regulations, and best practices.
Starting strong is everything. Without a solid foundation, it’s easy to feel lost in the complexity of construction and development. This week ensures you have the core knowledge needed to build on throughout the program.
Now that you know the basics, this week focuses on expanding your understanding of real estate development. You’ll dive into best practices, emerging trends, and strategies for building efficiently.
The construction industry is constantly evolving, and veterans who stay ahead of trends and techniques have a competitive edge. This week ensures you’re learning not just how things have been done, but where the industry is headed.
Week 3: Building Technology
This week is all about the latest tools, materials, and techniques in modern construction. You’ll explore smart home technology, sustainable materials, and advanced building methods that improve efficiency and quality.
Technology is transforming construction, and veterans trained in these innovative techniques will be in high demand. Understanding how to incorporate modern solutions makes you a stronger job candidate.
Success in real estate isn’t just about building — it’s about understanding the numbers. This week covers budgeting, securing funding, and managing financial risk to ensure projects are profitable.
Many builders and developers fail because they don’t manage money well. Veterans with strong financial knowledge will stand out as valuable assets in the industry.
Effective project management is the key to completing construction projects on time and within budget. This week teaches scheduling, risk management, and communication strategies to lead a successful project.
Construction sites have a lot of moving parts. Strong project managers keep everything running smoothly, ensuring projects don’t fall behind schedule or go over budget.
Building homes is just part of the process — you also need to know how to sell them. This week covers real estate marketing, branding, and sales techniques.
Real estate professionals who understand how to market and sell properties have a huge advantage. Veterans with these skills can generate more opportunities and increase their earning potential.
Safety is a non-negotiable in construction. This week focuses on OSHA regulations, hazard prevention, and workplace safety protocols to protect yourself and your team.
Construction is a high-risk industry, and understanding safety standards can prevent injuries and save lives. Employers look for workers who take safety seriously.
This final week is where you put everything into action. You’ll step into real-world projects, work alongside employer partners, and prepare for job placement.
Hands-on experience is what makes this program different. Instead of just learning theory, you’ll actually get to work on projects and see the results of your training.
If you’re looking for a structured path into real estate and construction, Rehab Warriors is here to guide you every step of the way.
Apply today and take the first step toward your new career!