Alquist Curriculum & Training
“What we’re doing at Aims is the first of its kind. We have schools from all over the country asking to do a very similar thing to what we’re doing here.”
Alquist’s 3D concrete printing (3DCP) curriculum is the gateway for the next generation to enter into an evolving and cutting-edge trade.
Co-developed and tested with Colorado-based Aims Community College, the curriculum is the first online course that introduces 3DCP technology, materials, and processes to students. The course is fully deployable to educational institutions seeking to expand their job placements opportunities for graduates in construction and sustainability-oriented careers.
The 30-hour certificate course is self-paced and fully online, making it the first step for students interested in the rapidly expanding industry of 3D concrete printed homes, corporate buildings, and infrastructure. Immediately after course completion, students are ready to apply their new knowledge of 3DCP technology and carbon neutral material processes to excel in this innovative field.
KEY BENEFITS
30-hour certificate course for job training and workforce development.
Collaborate with students and faculty on future residential and infrastructure projects.
Gain knowledge in 3D printing technology, carbon-neutral material processes essential to a career in this innovative discipline.
The Alquist ECOSYSTEM
Alquist’s Economic Ecosystem is designed to deliver high-quality jobs, and residential, commercial, and infrastructure structures for your community.
Workforce Development: Create your talent pipeline by partnering with a local community college/high school/trade school to teach Alquist’s 70-hour curriculum. Two courses will certify a student to become a 3DCP worker.
Licensee: Choose a geographic territory, and Alquist will train your team to use 3DCP technology effectively to print your projects. Talent pipeline secured through curriculum partnership.
Local Material and Robotics: Alquist will work with your team to create a locally sourced, green, high-strength material. For larger projects, Alquist robotics can be manufactured locally.
