Our Educational Opportunities
We offer architect, contractor and distributor education including:
- Hands-on building material application trainings
- Virtual product seminars (live and recorded)
- Construction and architecture webinars for continuing education (including accredited courses for CEUs from AIA, IIBEC, and other industry organizations)
- In-person assembly testing and facility tours
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Tremco University
Access live and on-demand presentations about product features and applications and a wide range of content on building envelope topics, including AIA-approved continuing education courses.
Nudura Training
Nudura offers online and in-person learning opportunities for architects, builders, contractors, homeowners, design professionals and other industry members who want to learn more about Insulated Concrete Forms.
Rising Stars Program
Tremco's Rising Stars Program supports youth in vocational programs, as well as minority- and women-owned businesses (MWBEs), with construction education and hands-on training.
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RISE™
Roofing Individuals Succeed through Education
Our Pillars to Education and Community Outreach
Construction Management Degrees
In partnership with the University of Akron, we offer free tuition to eligible WTI employees, their families and community members pursuing a degree in construction management. That means 100% paid tuition, 100% online
Apprenticeship Program
Accredited and nationally sanctioned by the US Department of Labor and registered under WTI, the Apprentice program provides WTI employees a path to Journeyman level status, no matter their level of roofing experience when joining the organization.
ELEVATE (Restored Citizens)
Established in 2019, this program focuses on the education and recruitment of citizens within corrections institutes through localized construction industry training and access to re-entry programs.
MDOS (Modified Duty Off Site)
This program allows employees currently on workers’ compensation to spend their time volunteering at local shelters or soup kitchens while getting paid until they can return to the field.
