Construction Book Express Launches a Trade and Vocational School Directory to Promote Education in the Construction Industry and Related Professions.

Hauppauge, N.Y. – October 10, 2005 – Construction Book Express has created a trade and vocational school directory to promote those institutions engaged in training tomorrow’s construction and trade professionals, and who provide continuing education to those already established within their fields. Over two hundred institutions are covered in an easy to navigate directory organized by state. With one click from the www.ConstructionBook.com home page, visitors can easily view the name, address, phone number and website for each school listed.

With many such directories existing on the Internet, the Construction Book Express school directory is a convenient place to research educational opportunities throughout the country, while at the same time, providing a resource to view and purchase publications related to many fields of study.

Construction Book Express offers textbooks, exam preparation materials, study guides, and workbooks to help both instructors and students alike. Many instructors and trainers utilize the various publications as teaching guides, sources for course content, preparing a syllabus, or to find textbooks for their students. On the other hand, students can find a wide variety of subject titles written by leading educators and professionals in construction, engineering, architecture, design, inspection, and building trades. Building code publications and industry standards are also available, which make up an important part of any construction trade education. Students go on to retain many of their books to use as references in actual on-the-job practice.

“Schools and students are among our many valued customers and we wanted to provide a resource for them with our directory listings,” said Roland Kravats, Director of Marketing for Construction Book Express.

The school benefits from an interested audience of perspective students that are actively seeking educational opportunities. “We welcome schools related to the industry to contact us if they would like to be included in our directory” added Kravats, “anyway we can help students and schools create an educational match, helps us all. The directory will continually be updated and expanded.

About Construction Book Express:

ConstructionBook.com is a leading source of code books, building standards, videos, software, textbooks and training materials for construction professionals, architects, engineers, electricians, inspectors, educators, students and building facility managers. Sales channels include the widely distributed catalog and well-ranked web site. For more information visit www.ConstructionBook.com.