“Whether you are creative, like to work with your hands, to lead people, or work closely with technology, the opportunity to enter the industry has never been bigger.”
Tooey Courtemanche
Founder, President, CEO, Chairperson
Procore
Construction is at a tipping point. We’re on a mission to close the gap by supporting current and future essential workers.
1M
Workers left or were let go from construction jobs at the onset of the pandemic.*
20%
The industry has yet to win back 20% of those who left or were laid off during the pandemic.*
7.5M
Jobs needed by 2026 to keep pace with projected demand for buildings and infrastructure.**
* Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS) in 2018
We care deeply about advancing this industry beyond what our software provides. Here are some ways to get involved.
See what resources are available to help you attract, retain, and train great employees.
Equip your classroom with the resources you need to train the next generation of construction pros.
See why there's never been a better, more rewarding time to pursue a career in construction.
Construction professionals
Procore.org is the social impact arm of Procore, with a mission to advance the construction industry through advocacy, education, and technology. See how we're supporting the next generation of construction pros and trade union training centers tasked with upskilling the field.
Educators
Bringing Procore to the classroom means bringing a new generation to the industry. Since 2015, we've provided 230+ universities with free access to our software to help professors prepare students for the modern jobsite.
Students & parents
Take the first step toward a career in construction by learning the basics of Procore. Upon successful course completion, you will earn a certificate that you can add to your LinkedIn profile and share with your peers and professional networks.
Customer Story
“My vision is to engage students so they will be able to run the job site entirely on their own, and can use Procore to get it accomplished.”
Mark Kravatz
Executive Director
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Providence
