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    Mason Street

    Careers built to last.

    Stop wondering, find out if the trades are right for you with our Trade Discovery program.

    Take the 20-minute online challenge and earn your spot in a sponsored Trade Discovery program.

    Coming soon, Mason Street will also launch accelerated 8-week Electrical and HVAC training programs.*

    *Subject to the Connecticut Office of Higher Education and/or Department of Labor approval.

    Free Trade Exploration Experience

    Zero Cost. Real Opportunity

    Test-drive a career in Electrical or HVAC before you commit. Meet people doing the work, see what a real day looks like, and find out fast if it's the right fit.

    Hands-on experience with real tools and gear
    Jobsite Safety Training
    Direct exposure to Electrical and HVAC work
    Connect with employers
    See what it takes to succeed on a real jobsite
    Industry mentors and a community are waiting for you
    Take the Mason Street Challenge
    Stamford, CT

    Starting Fall 2026

    Complete the Challenge and earn your spot. Trade Discovery launches this fall in Downtown Stamford, CT.

    Take the Challenge now and you'll be the first to hear when spots open up.

    Cost

    No Cost. Show up and find out.

    The Trades Power Our World.

    People who do this work? Wanted EVERYWHERE.

    500K+

    Open U.S. trade jobs today1

    In-demand everywhere

    Electrical and HVAC roles are needed in every town and every industry. Demand keeps growing.

    $60–120K+

    Industry salary range (Source: BLS)2

    Pay that GROWS

    Salaries in electrical and HVAC scale rapidly as you specialize.

     

    Hands-on work that counts

    Solve real problems on jobsites in your community. No two days look the same.

     

    Endless Opportunities

    Trade knowledge opens doors, from field work to operations, sales, and running your own business.

    YOUR IMPACT

    Make a Difference

    Electricians and HVAC techs keep homes warm, hospitals running, and businesses open. The work matters. Every single day.

    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Endless Ways to Win

    Knowing a skilled trade opens up an entire industry of possibility. Tradespeople work as electricians and HVAC techs, and also in roles where knowing how things actually work gets you to the top.

    With a trade, you're valuable everywhere: the field, the office, or building your own company.

    Apprentice ElectricianHVAC TechTechnical SalesField EstimatingDispatch & CoordinationCustomer SuccessProject SupportEquipment SalesMarine Equipment
    On Jobsites

    On Jobsites

    Apprentice electrician, HVAC installer, residential service tech. Entry-level trade work with paths to journeyman and running your own business.

    Operations & Coordination

    Operations & Coordination

    Dispatch, estimating, project support. Companies pay a premium for coordinators who actually understand the work.

    Customer-Facing

    Customer-Facing

    Service advisors, account managers, inspection coordinators. Trade knowledge earns trust with customers.

    Technical Sales

    Technical Sales

    Learn Equipment, systems, and service contracts to outperform your competition.

    Do you havewhat it takes?

    The trades reward grit, teamwork, and hustle.

    Take the Mason Street Challenge and find out if you're built for this. Complete it now and you'll be the first to hear when spots open up for the Trade Discovery program. Plus, our Industry Starter Guide is yours to keep.

    Let's Go!

    In the Mason Street Starter Guide you'll get

    • The most in-demand trade jobs
    • What different trade careers can pay
    • A simple checklist to get started

    FOR EMPLOYERS

    Connect with motivated candidates exploring trade careers.

    Mason Street is building a community of people interested in electrical and HVAC careers across CT. Tell us what you need and we'll make the connections.

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    Disclaimer

    Mason Street is a career exploration platform. This site does not advertise or offer enrollment in any occupational training program. Salary figures represent published market data and are not a guarantee of individual earnings.