The Construction Trades training course is implemented over four semesters and classroom size will be limited to approximately fifteen students in order to ensure an optimal amount of interaction between student and instructor.

• Semester 1: Masonry & Carpentry: Blue Print Reading, Applied Mathematics & Measuring, Structural Masonry & Carpentry Systems, Planning & Estimating, Basic & Advanced Masonry/Carpentry Principles, Concrete, Brick, and Stone Masonry
• Semester 2: Electrical Construction: DC/AC Circuit Analysis, Basic Wiring, Motors & Controls, Industrial Electronics, Electrical Diagram Reading, Industrial Safety, Construction Safety, Algebra, Trigonometry, Physics, Electronic Devices, Digital Electronics
• Semester 3: Plumbing, Welding & Metalwork: Mechanical Blue Print Reading, Applied Mathematics & Measurements, Plumbing Diagrams, Planning & Estimating, Plumbing Applications & Systems, Modern Plumbing, Basic Welding & Cutting, Seaming, Bending, Shaping, Air & Duct Capacity Design, Heating Systems, Ventilation & Cooling Systems
• Semester 4: Construction Management: Critical Path Method, Cost Control, Quality Planning, Building Codes, Subcontractor Management; AUTOCAD training

ATVI Students have four hours of classroom studies from 8:00am to 12:00pm, followed by hands on training from 1:00pm to 3:30pm. The hands on training, or ATVI's Externship Program, includes on site work for commercial buildings, private companies, and government building. ATVI's Construction Trade services will be primarily used for small scale development projects. The funds generated from services rendered will be used to contribute to ATVI's goal of becoming a self-sustaining institute.